| Today's Headlines | Thursday, September 17, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSVictoria Police launch probe into attack on IndiansThey have launched investigations in to the circumstances surrounding the racial attack against three Indians. NCP, Cong to finalise ties for Maha polls in couple of daysNCP leader Praful Patel today said both parties will amicably decide seat sharing in a couple of days. Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray broke his silence on Raj Thackeray, his estranged nephew who heads the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena. A British woman, who was allegedly molested by a plumber, has written a letter to the chief justice of Gujarat High Court complaining of 'humiliation' during hearing of her case. Victorian Police said it has launched investigations in to the circumstances surrounding the racial attack against three Indians. Brokers said fund-based buying picked up on reports that the global economic recession is almost over. The US Federal Reserve Chairman, Ben S Bernanke, said the worst US recession since the 1930s has probably ended. Rafael Nadal was recently caught flirting with singer Shakira at Nobu Tribeca, where she was promoting her new album. "It isn't something that we should be proud of, but it is a fact that there is a Stella in every Indian household. The film uses cooking as a metaphor for social disparity," Mehta said. | ||
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Wednesday, September 16, 2009
DNA Newsletter: September 17, 2009
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
DNA Newsletter: September 16, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, September 16, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSStones pelted at train ferrying RahulThere were no immediate reports of any injury to passengers while SPG sources said there was no threat to Rahul in the incident. Some window panes of three coaches--C1, C2 and C4-- were broken. Infiltration from across LoC going up: PMThe government has not achieved much success against the Maoists, the level of infiltration in Jammu and Kashmir is worrisome and the situation in the north-east is far from satisfactory. The petitioner has seeked an "immediate ban" on the film, saying that it would hurt religious sentiments of fellow Muslims. The PIL would come up for hearing on September 17. At victory rally, Gujarat CM Narendra Modi says 5.5 crore Gujaratis are his only strength. A drunken Brit socialite reportedly stripped to her knickers and cavorted with a male passenger in full view of fellow travellers on a Kingfisher Airlines flight. Mahindra Satyam (MS), the new brand identity of Satyam Computer Services Limited, said that it has expanded its parnership with OC Tanner. Sachin Tendulkar dedicated his match-winning hundred against Sri Lanka in the tri-series final to former BCCI chief Raj Singh Dungarpur. The inaugural edition of the India Youth Icon Awards, a Wizcraft initiative will be presented at an exclusive ceremony on September 25. | ||
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Monday, September 14, 2009
DNA Newsletter: September 15, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, September 15, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSLanka Singh to Sachin tuneThe cover drives, both off the front foot and the back foot, have re-emerged as a trademark in recent matches and they were the most striking feature in the Compaq Cup final against Sri Lanka. Leander Paes wins US Open men's doubles titleLeander Paes clinched his 10th Grand Slam title after winning his sensational battle against estranged friend Mahesh Bhupathi in the US Open men's doubles final. Congress president Sonia Gandhi flew by economy class to Mumbai to attend a rally of party workers and also to hold discussions with the leadership of the Sharad Pawar-led NCP. A newly purchased Nano car that was parked in a housing society in Ahmedabad reportedly caught fire on Sunday morning. No one was hurt in the incident. The cat was found in the Cloncurry Hospital, in outback Queensland, four months ago, where a nurse took him to local vet. The Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex fell by 50 points today as investors sold shares to book profits at existing high levels amid weak global trends. Leander Paes clinched his 10th Grand Slam title after winning his sensational battle against estranged friend Mahesh Bhupathi in the US Open men's doubles final. Indian moviegoers in Canada's commercial capital went Hadippa over Rani Mukherjee as the curtains went up on Bollywood star's latest movie. | ||
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Saturday, September 12, 2009
DNA Newsletter: September 13, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, September 13, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSJet set to flyAfter five days of stalemate, the Jet Airways management and the National Aviation Guild (NAG) have reached an agreement. Flight operations are expected to resume as early as Sunday. Sri Lanka beat India by 139 runs, dislodge them from No-1 spotChasing a formidable 308 for victory India were bowled out for a paltry 168 in 37.2 overs as only six batsmen could manage to reach double figures. A decision on alliance with NCP for the Maharashtra assembly polls will be taken by tomorrow, Vilasrao Deshmukh said. India lodged a strong protest with Pakistan over the firing of three rockets from across the border that exploded inside Punjab. Former Pak president Pervez Musharraf has blamed India for the formation of terror groups such as the Jaish-e-Muhammad (JeM). Jet Airways today cancelled 281 flights, 21 of them international, as the strike by the pilots entered the fifth day. The 73-year-old Dungarpur, who was president of the cricket board for three years in the late 1990s, was suffering from Alzheimer's. The actor made an appearance at The Late Show with David Letterman after reports came that he had slipped and fallen off the Palos Verdes mountains. | ||
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Friday, September 11, 2009
DNA Newsletter: September 12, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, September 12, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSPandher acquitted in a Nithari case; Koli's sentence upheldThe HC set aside his death sentence handed by a trial court earlier citing lack of evidence, but upheld the capital punishment handed to his domestic help Surinder Koli. Cong may make Jagan deputy CM of Andhra PradeshSenior party leaders have also cautioned the leadership against repeating the mistake made in the past by ignoring local sentiments and imposing leaders from the centre. The court rejected Ahuja's bail on the grounds that it is a "serious offence" and there is a prima facie evidence against him. The HC set aside his death sentence handed by a trial court earlier citing lack of evidence, but upheld the capital punishment handed to his domestic help Surinder Koli. P Chidambaram today attacked the BJP government in Gujarat on the affidavit in the controversial Ishrat Jahan encounter case. Godrej Properties will hit the capital market with an initial public offer in the next three months, its chairman Adi Godrej said. A stock bonanza awaits Adam Gilchrist and his Deccan Chargers teammates who fashioned a great turnaround in the IPL team's fortunes. The one in the need of dua here is Duke (Bobby Deol), in a role which would have been ideal for Rajendra 'Jubilee' Kumar in the good ol' days. | ||
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Thursday, September 10, 2009
DNA Newsletter: September 11, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Friday, September 11, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSSeven girls killed; 32 injured in stampede in Delhi schoolThe tragedy occurred when students were making their way up and down a narrow staircase when they were asked to move classrooms around 9am, officials said. Jet Airways stand-off: Final decision today, says NAGJet Airways pilots' National Aviators Guild will take a final decision today on the ongoing agitation, sources in the union said. The chairman of a private bank who was taken hostage at Hotel Taj during the November 26 siege today told the special court that his captors whipped and interrogated him. The tragedy occurred when students were trying to make their way up and down a narrow staircase when they were asked to move classrooms during an examination around 9am, officials said. Pakistan president Zardari has said that Osama bin Laden is dead, but has sought more international aid to expand military operations. Jet Airways pilots' stir today entered the third day with the airline management and the agitators sticking to their stands even as over 230 flights were cancelled. One Indian is sure to lay hands on the US Open men's doubles trophy as Mahesh Bhuapthi and Leander Paes will clash against each other. Bollywood actress Rani Mukherji says that rumours about her getting married have started affecting her career. | ||
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
DNA Newsletter: September 10, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, September 10, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSClose shave for 139 on JetLiteAirport sources said it was not clear why the pilot continued its flight from Mumbai despite realising that the aircraft tail had been damaged. Guj HC stays magisterial inquiry report on Ishrat encounterJustice Kalpesh Javheri also ordered to look into the actions of Magistrate Tamang and take necessary action. The next hearing of the case is fixed on September 30. Jet Airways said it was making all efforts to ensure that the passengers do not face inconvenience due to the protest by the airline pilots. Metropolitan magistrate SP Tamang who conducted the probe into the killings of Ishrat Jahan and three others has become a hero among the lawyers. Pakistan's 'double game' and its undercover relationship with the Taliban and Al-Qaeda helped Osama-bin-Laden escape the allied forces. As many as 153 flights, including 19 international, have been cancelled across the country as 432 out of 1056 pilots did not report for work today. Harbhajan Singh found himself in a fresh controversy after jabbing at a photographer at the Bangalore International Airport. "I was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma on June 23rd. Started my first cycle of treatment July 2nd," wrote the actress. | ||
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