Thursday, October 8, 2009

DNA Newsletter: October 9, 2009

Today's Headlines Friday, October 9, 2009
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More forces sent to Gadchiroli after naxals kill 17 policemen

A police team of 45 personnel was on a patrolling duty in the Laheri police station area of Gadchiroli district when about 150 naxals attacked them.

Taliban claims responsibility for suicide blast near Indian embassy

The Afghan government and intelligence sources have indicated involvement of a foreign hand in the blast as "planned by state and not a group of bandits", an apparent reference to Pakistan.
If Marathi people are not to invoke Shivaji Maharaj's name should they invoke that of Ottavio Quattrocchi, Bal Thackeray said.
The body of a six-month old female child, with its parts severed and missing, was found near a temple here, police said today.
The United States today strongly condemned the suicide bomb attack outside the Indian Embassy compound in Kabul that killed at least 12 people and left 83 wounded.
Heavyweight Reliance Industries gained handsome five per cent in early trade after the company announced yesterday 1:1 bonus shares to stakeholders for the first time in 12 years.
Brett Lee refused to comment on allegations that his team's Champions Trophy match against Pakistan was fixed.
An Australian talent show skit based around late pop star Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5 has backfired after viewers accused the programme of racism.
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Wednesday, October 7, 2009

DNA Newsletter: October 8, 2009

Today's Headlines Thursday, October 8, 2009
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People will throw out Cong-NCP govt in Maha: Uddhav

Sena Executive President Uddhav Thackeray said that people will throw out Congress-NCP government in Maharashtra.

Flood toll in Andhra, Karnataka rises to 275

In Andhra Pradesh, over 16,45,000 people have been affected by the floods. Officials said 3,66,138 people were taking shelter in 294 relief camps.
The MNS has outperformed to other political outfits by fielding the most candidates with criminal cases pending against them.
Three top Lashkar-e-Toiba militants were among five ultras killed in three separate encounters with security forces in Kashmir Valley.
Rabindranath Tagore was the first Indian to win the Nobel Prize, when he was honoured for his contribution to literature in 1913.
The wide-based National Stock Exchange index Nifty lost 41.65 points at 4,985.75. It touched the day's high of 5,077 points and a low of 4,972.95 points.
Intikhab Alam has said the PCB should decide whether there is any need to restore cricketing ties with a neighbour which is "hell bent" on damaging them.
Kate Moss left little to imagination after sporting a see-through top at Paris Fashion Week.
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Tuesday, October 6, 2009

DNA Newsletter: October 7, 2009

Today's Headlines Wednesday, October 7, 2009
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Hilary Mantel wins 2009 Booker for fiction for Wolf Hall

Wolf Hall, set in the 1520s and telling the story of Thomas Cromwell's rise to prominence in the Tudor court, had been tipped to win the prize ever since the long list was announced in July.

Rs32,000 crore crop loss in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh

There were grim faces at Krishi Bhavan, the seat of the Union agriculture ministry, as reports of crop damage due to floods in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh came in.
The show, an adaptation of BBC's Baby Borrowers, tests five celebrity couples' parenting skills.
A Bihar court today issued an arrest warrant against MNS chief Raj Thackeray for making "hate speeches" against Biharis.
The security breach, first reported on tech blog Neowin on Monday, forced software behemoth Microsoft to block access to many accounts on Hotmail, it's free web-based email service.
All European indices ended with gains in excess of 1%. Asian indices also ended the day in the green. The Hang Seng was up 1.87.
Legendary sprinter PT Usha broke down in tears as she lambasted Sports Authority of India (SAI) officials for the shabby treatment of athletes.
After Salman ropes in Aamir, Shah Rukh gets his nephew Imran to walk for him.
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Monday, October 5, 2009

DNA Newsletter: October 6, 2009

Today's Headlines Tuesday, October 6, 2009
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Australia beat New Zealand to lift Champions Trophy

Watson hit an unbeaten 129-ball 105 (10X4, 4X6) and starred in a 128-run stand with Cameron White (62) under tremendous pressure as Australia, chasing 201 against New Zealand's never-say-die pacers.

Rains claim 240 lives in 3 states

Karnataka accounted for 178 deaths following recovery of 10 more bodies in northern and coastal regions of the state, Andhra Pradesh registered 37 deaths while Maharashtra 25.
The showers subsided as the day progressed with 5.8mm of rain in the city and 6.2mm in the suburbs was recorded from 8.30am till 11.30 am.
A minor Dalit girl was allegedly raped by a godman in a village here, police said today.
An Indian-origin cyclist who randomly kicked and punched pedestrians as he rode past them has been barred from riding cycle in the town.
The current fall was led by stocks in realty, tech, metal, auto and banking segments. Among the 30-BSE index related 23 stocks fell while seven ended with gains.
If India has not produced many tennis stars, it is because the players desperately need a sports science centre for training, says Leander Paes.
Jermaine Jackson has lashed out at critics for suggesting that he is "cashing in" on his brother Michael's death by constantly talking to the media.
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Saturday, October 3, 2009

DNA Newsletter: October 4, 2009

Today's Headlines Sunday, October 4, 2009
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India's top 'suicide tourism' destination: Bothbodan

Visitors include Rahul Gandhi, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, and World Churches Organisation.

Man held for hurling stones at rail commuters

An unemployed youth, who kept himself busy for the past two months by pelting stones at commuters was finally arrested.
Makes hasty exit from Arthur Road jail in his Mercedes with wife and friend, after a few quick words to the media professing his innocence.
A pilot and the member of a cabin crew were injured when they scuffled with each other mid-air on Air India's flight from Sharjah to Lucknow.
United Nations Postal Administration, the world body's postal agency, released the one-dollar stamp designed by a world famous Miami-based artist Ferdie Pacheco.
Gold prices recovered on the bullion market here today on fresh buying by stockists, while silver prices declined due to sustained selling by stockists.
With this win Australia have now humbled England seven times in the last eight meetings. Ponting's men had landed in South Africa just a few days after drubbing the British side 6-1 in the post-Ashes one-day series.
Taking inspirations from Anil Kapoor, Katrina Kaif feels concentration and focus are the two most important things that every actor needs to follow.
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Friday, October 2, 2009

DNA Newsletter: October 3, 2009

Today's Headlines Saturday, October 3, 2009
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Mayawati doesn't garland Gandhi statue

Uttar Pradesh chief minister Mahatma Gandhi skips official ceremony held to honour Father of the Nation.

The other election: Uddhav Thackeray vs Raj Thackeray

We will see two elections in Maharashtra. One is to elect a state assembly; the other is to endorse either Uddhav or Raj Thackeray.
The filmmaker tendered the apology to Raj Thackeray after MNS workers created a ruckus because 'Bombay' was used instead of Mumbai.
We hear so much of Gandhi and still know so little of him. Though he spent decades among us, moved and lived with us in the years before the Independence, his real personality defies us.
An blast ripped through a school bus in northwestern Sri Lanka today, wounding 11 other students and an elderly person, in Kurungala district, 100km north of the capital.
Eyes acquisitions in real estate space; to invest Rs 5,000 crore in five years.
Tendulkar, who is believed to have eaten something that did not suit him, felt giddy after he returned to his hotel room.
Wake Up Sid is a sweet and simple film, which could have done with a bit more originality in the first half.
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Thursday, October 1, 2009

DNA Newsletter: October 2, 2009

Today's Headlines Friday, October 2, 2009
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India scouts for lunar realty

The point where moon probe lands may be named after Mahatma Gandhi.

Boat tragedy toll rises to 41; judicial probe ordered

The death toll in the worst-ever boat mishap in Thekkady rose to 41 with rescuers fishing out ten more bodies of tourists today.
Justice AP Deshpande enlarged the actor on payment of Rs50,000 cash with a condition that he would stay in Delhi and report to the nearest police station regularly.
A fun trip to Kerala's Thekkady turned tragic for a nine-year-old Delhi girl who ended up identifying bodies of her relatives.
A second powerful earthquake rocked western Indonesia today as rescuers struggled to reach survivors of the previous day's quake.
A day after the Sensex closed above the 17,000 mark and the calling off of the Bharti Airtel-MTN deal, the markets gained marginally.
Despite the seven-wicket victory over the West Indies yesterday, India's campaign in the eight-nation tournament ended after Australia pipped Pakistan by two wickets in another Group A thriller.
The actor left the sets of a reality show without shooting after she was made to wait for over an hour.
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