Thursday, September 24, 2009

DNA Newsletter: September 25, 2009

Today's Headlines Friday, September 25, 2009
In this email: Mumbai | India | World | Money | Sport | Entertainment

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Indian space mission finds water on Moon

The Moon Mineralogy Mapper on board the craft detected wavelengths of reflected light indicating a chemical bond between hydrogen and oxygen in the layer of upper lunar soil.

Man faces music for refusing to play music

A 30-year-old businessman and an office-bearer of a garba mandal was attacked for not allowing the DJ to play music when people wanted to play garba.
Sunil Deshmukh has been representing the Amravati constituency as a Congress candidate for the last 10 years. He won it in 2004 by over 32,000 votes.
Air chief marshal says there has been no incursion near the Indian borders.
A review paper released yesterday suggested that "a heavy concentration of international students, particularly from a single country" could lead to a poorer student experience.
Ford will make the new car "Figo" at a plant in Chennai, which it plans to make a global production hub. The company is investing $500 million in the plant, which will have annual capacity of producing 200,000 cars.
Paceman Wayne Parnell wreaked havoc with a five-wicket haul as South Africa shot out New Zealand for a modest 214.
It is alleged that Madonna took this step as she was envious of Lohan becoming the 'artistic adviser' to fashion house Emanuel Ungaro, ahead of Madonna.
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

DNA Newsletter: September 24, 2009

Today's Headlines Thursday, September 24, 2009
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Cricketers duck for cover on coach's sex advice

kirsten's sutra leak stumps team india even as rival cricketers laugh, ask for 'Gary as coach'.

I'll fast if IIT faculty takes moksha: Kapil Sibal

Faculty will go on 'working' hunger strike today.
Heavy rains coupled with winds since last evening destroyed various parts in the Thane district rural region. Power supply remains affected since last evening in the district.
After creating a controversy by his 'cattle class' remark, union minister Shashi Tharoor has now complained about his workload while twitting.
External affairs minister SM Krishna denies that involvement in Afghanistan is intended to encircle Pakistan.
Air India Board today approved up to 50 per cent cut in the Productivity-Linked Incentives for the airline's officers and executives.
kirsten's sutra leak stumps team india even as rival cricketers laugh, ask for 'Gary as coach'.
Malayalam film actor Mohanlal and Oscar award winner Resul Pookkutty will be awarded honorary doctorate degrees by the Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit at Kalady.
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009

DNA Newsletter: September 23, 2009

Today's Headlines Wednesday, September 23, 2009
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Campaign costs may cross Rs1,000 crore

DNA estimates indicate average spend of Rs1 cr per candidate. Official limit for a candidate's campaign expenses is Rs10 lakh.

Government plans fast-track divorce law with 1-yr limit

Law minister also proposes more family courts to settle marital disputes.
A 25-year-old mother of two was allegedly gangraped before being burnt alive for having spurned a man who wanted to marry her.
Santhanam believes that there is still time to do so before the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty is ratified by the US and China.
An Indian-origin woman who stabbed her two teenage daughters to death at her house in Cambridgeshire was sentenced to 33 years in prison.
RedPills data models and expertise, developed through the successful execution of multiple analytic projects, would enhance IBMs current work to improve the speed and quality of clients business decisions.
Strong contenders Pakistan will have an easy task at hand when they open their Champions Trophy campaign by taking on a depleted West Indies.
Roberts is leaving no stone unturned to make her India visit fulfilling. The Oscar-winning actress is shooting a langar scene, which requires her to cook at the Hari Mandir Ashram in Haryana.
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Monday, September 21, 2009

DNA Newsletter: September 22, 2009

Today's Headlines Tuesday, September 22, 2009
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Sena-BJP campaign launched; DF govt will go: Uddhav

On the rebellions that have plagued the Sena after the party declared its list of 126 candidates, Uddhav said, "there are also a few opportunistic elements who only eye elections".

Hafiz Saeed placed under house arrest in Lahore

The move comes three days after Pakistani authorities filed two cases against LeT founder Saeed, the alleged mastermind of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks.
The biggest concern for the Congress is the third front, which, it fears, may wean away the Dalit vote.
Students of Dr BR Ambedkar National Institute of Technology today went on an indefinite strike demanding termination of an assistant professor for allegedly slapping a student.
The move comes three days after Pakistani authorities filed two cases against Saeed, also the founder of LeT which is blamed for the Mumbai attacks, under the anti-terrorism act.
Reliance Infrastructure, which was carved out of Reliance Energy's construction wing, is often criticised for being a hotchpotch of businesses and for befuddling investors.
Sehwag, who is currently nursing a shoulder injury, cited his desire to focus on his batting as the reason for stepping down. Gambhir will now lead the side in next month's Champions League Twenty20.
You think you have deleted that intimate photo and secret document. But actually, it's still there on your hard-drive, waiting to be exploited by hackers.
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Saturday, September 19, 2009

DNA Newsletter: September 20, 2009

Today's Headlines Sunday, September 20, 2009
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Revolt in Maharashta state BJP

BJP MLA floats separate organisation; to contest election as an independent candidate.

BPO girl commits suicide

A 24-year-old call centre employee servicing a multinational bank in Malad allegedly committed suicide by hanging herself.
Raj was interacting with the media when he criticised Uddhav's working style. "I have never laid a trap to woo workers from other parties. I have never asked people who joined me to criticise others," he said.
PD Dinakaran who has been accused of amassing wealth, has opted out of an official judges delegation to Australia led by Chief Justice of India.
An alumnus of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT-B), Arun Majumdar has been nominated as Director of the Advanced Research Projects Agency
China, India and Russia have indicated interest in such purchases as a way of reducing their position in dollar-denominated securities.
Modi will represent the GCA at the BCCI's annual general meeting in Mumbai next week. The meeting will be chaired by the BCCI president, Shashank Manohar, a Pawar protégé.
The group has been trained by Meena Modi, a choreographer based in Surat, who has been training students in different dance forms for many years.
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Friday, September 18, 2009

DNA Newsletter: September 19, 2009

Today's Headlines Saturday, September 19, 2009
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Top cop wants Rs50 cr to secure Bandra-Worli sea

Sivanandhan Writes to MSRDC warning of possible terror strike on Mumbai's latest landmark.

Two Tyeb Mehta works fetch Rs6 cr

Market booms in New York for Indian 'blockbuster' artworks.
The Shiv Sena has launched a veiled attack on Raj Thackeray suggesting his MNS party was working at the behest of Congress to divide Marathi votes.
Tharoor apologises, Gehlot calls for his head, Congress spokesman Tiwari promises action.
Israel's Counter-Terrorism Bureau has recommended Israelis currently in India to avoid crowded areas, especially tourist areas, which have no apparent armed security.
The Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex today ended with a moderate gain of over 30 points for the fourth straight day on revival of buying in auto, realty and healthcare counters.
Victory in this day/night fixture yesterday left world champions Australia 6-0 up and on course to complete the first ever 7-0 clean sweep in a bilateral series in Sunday's finale at Durham's Riverside ground.
Wanted, for starters, rests on an outdated plot that had been exploited in the Tamil and Telgu versions of the film.
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Thursday, September 17, 2009

DNA Newsletter: September 18, 2009

Today's Headlines Friday, September 18, 2009
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Navy to launch 6,500-tonne stealth destroyer tomorrow

The 6,500-tonne warship, INS Kochi, was indigenously built by Mumbai-based Mazagon Dock Ltd and designed by the Directorate of Naval Design.

Kevin Rudd warns Indians not to take law into their hands

Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd warned Indian students not to retaliate and not to take the law into their hands.
A 22-year-old housewife was allegedly burnt by her in-laws after she failed to bring dowry from her father, police said today.
Condition of a six-year-old boy deteriorated after wrong vaccine. He was rushed to a hospital where doctors declared him as brought dead.
Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd warned Indian students not to retaliate and not to take the law into their hands.
Plans to open malls in Hyderabad, Pune and Bangalore by 2010. The Hyderabad mall, spread over 81 lakh square feet, will be opened next month.
Coming back to Mumbai cricket administration almost after a decade, the legendary batsman has a good first day in office.
Actor Tom Cruise has said that having sex with him is like flying.
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