| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, October 27, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSSharad Pawar Sr snubs Jr; Chhagan Bhujbal is deputy CMbid to avoid creating rival power centre to Supriya. Amar Singh does a sting to take on MayawatiPlays DVD showing misuse of funds collected by BSP. Lakhs of commuters had a harrowing experience when the motormen of CR suddenly decided not to work over and above their scheduled duty hours. India's loss was disheartening to the cricket fans, but Barodians had a blast on a Sunday, many of whom who had come to enjoy their day out at the stadium. Ivanka Trump has tied the knot with Jared Kushner, publisher of the New York Observer, on Sunday. In lacklustre trading, the Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex fell by over 70 points with investors adopting a cautious approach. Talking to media persons at Akram's residence in Lahore, Inzamam-ul-Haq said he would pray for the departed soul and to give courage to the grief stricken family members in this moment of sorrow. The actor was let off with a warning while the law mandates a fine of Rs200. | ||
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Monday, October 26, 2009
DNA Newsletter: October 27, 2009
Saturday, October 24, 2009
DNA Newsletter: October 25, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, October 25, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSSonia Gandhi picks Ashok Chavan as Maharashtra CMAt the end of a day full of twists and turns, Ashok Chavan was retained as chief minister of Maharashtra. Maharashtrians have stabbed me in the back: Bal ThackerayIn an emotional editorial, the senior Thackeray writes how he has lost faith in everything, from Maharashtrians to God. Upset over Shiv Sena's electoral debacle in Maharashtra, party chief Bal Thackeray today said it was not 'outsiders' but Maharashtrians themselves who had stabbed him in the back. In terms of volume it is not big but in terms of value it may be the highest ever. During Diwali week, Gujarat alone purchased around 8 tonnes of gold worth Rs1,300 crore. The survey of 14,500 frequent flyers, who are also members of the airport lounge programme, priority pass, voted Paris's Charles de Gaulle as the second worst. An informant in the Galleon Group insider trading scandal had a history of sending tips to the firm, according to a court document that surfaced on Friday. The Aussies are here, and if they haven't announced their presence with the brashness of old, it is no reason to believe that they will be less ruthless on the field of play. Kidman, who received highest Australian civilian honor called 'Companion of the Order of Australia' has campaigned for various humanitarian issues globally. | ||
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Friday, October 23, 2009
DNA Newsletter: October 24, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, October 24, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSBridge, pipeline collapse on train in Thane, two deadThe mishap took place when a part of the under-construction Kopri water pipeline bridge fell on the Kalyan-bound train around 10.30 am, Friday morning. 10 companies being probed in Rs60k cr telecom scandalThe probe into the telecom spectrum scandal has been widened with the Central Bureau of Investigation searching 10 telecom companies on Friday. The mishap took place when a part of the under-construction Kopri water pipeline bridge fell on the Kalyan-bound train around 10.30 am, Friday morning. After Anil Ambani and Sunil Bharti Mittal, it was the turn of another industry bigwig to describe Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi as prime ministerial material. A suicide bomber today struck a check post near a strategic air force complex in Pakistan's Punjab province, killing at least seven persons and injuring a dozen others. Kerala-based Chemmanur Fashion Jewellers plans to invest Rs600 crore to expand its operations across the country and abroad, a top company official said. At the Bradman Gala Dinner, former Australian leg-spinner Shane Warne again demonstrated that old habits die hard. If there is still an audience out there for MTV-style Bakra humour and chaotic comedy, then Fruit & Nut would be aimed at them. | ||
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Thursday, October 22, 2009
DNA Newsletter: October 23, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Friday, October 23, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSCong wins Maha and Arunachal, Haryana throws up hung HouseCongress romped home victorious for a third straight term in Maharashtra, swept Arunachal Pradesh with a two-third majority but its snap poll gamble failed in Haryana falling short of six seats in a hung house. Haryana: Congress gets 40, but Chautala stakes claimDespite BJP snapping ties with it shortly before the polls, INLD chief Om Prakash Chautala said that he still has good friends in that party and would not hesitate to approach them. Union minister Vilasrao Deshmukh's son Amit (Congress) wins from Latur; deputy chief minister Chhagan Bhujbal's son Pankaj Bhujbal (NCP) wins from Nandgaon. Congress-NCP reach halfway mark in Maharashtra; leading with over 146 assembly seats in the state, besides making good progress in Haryana and Arunachal Pradesh. Pirates today hijacked a Panamanian-flagged carrier in waters off Somalia, taking 26 crew hostage, 24 of them Indian, a Nato spokeswoman said. Microsoft is working on a new operating system that will be targeted at corporate customers, as the software giant launches its next-generation Windows 7. The condition of Huma Akram, wife of former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram, continued to remain critical on Thursday, 48 hours after she was admitted to the Apollo Hospital in Chennai. Akshay Kumar admits he still doesn't know acting, agrees with criticism that Blue lacks soul and talks about how hard he tries to be a good dad to Aarav | ||
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Tuesday, October 20, 2009
DNA Newsletter: October 21, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, October 21, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSAmbanis are fighting like countries at war: SCApex court also calls dispute between RIL and RNRL 'personal'. Maoists can't be treated like terrorists, says govtFour months after branding Maoists as terrorists, Centre hints at policy shift. The NCP today mooted a proposal of sharing the chief minister's post by rotation if the Congress-led ruling combine retained power. The HRD minister Kapil Sibal has floated so many ideas earlier, including making a single board for the entire country and a single commission for higher education. Women's cafeteria on campus bears the brunt of synchronised attacks. Indian energy giant Reliance Industries is in preliminary talks with US-based Valero Energy, Sunoco and Flying J to buy refineries. Liverpool keeper Pepe Reina has admitted to taking his eye off the ball that ensured the club's defeat against Sunderland on Saturday. Himesh Reshamiya tells he won't stop acting no matter how many people criticise his movies. | ||
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Monday, October 19, 2009
DNA Newsletter: October 20, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, October 20, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSNow, China baits India on KashmirThe Chinese have added to their list of recent provocations against India, this time by questioning the status of Kashmir, ahead of a likely meeting between PM Manmohan Singh and Chinese premier Wen Jiabao in Thailand later this week. Government unveils mammoth plan to secure CWGThe security plan prepared for the event envisages snipers on rooftops, commando hit teams and expert groups to tackle any chemical, biological, or nuclear attacks. The chartered US military aircraft - Boeing 767 - belongs to the North American Airlines. The plane was carrying 205 US Marines from Fujairah, UAE to Bangkok. The biggest problem people face while planning an outstation trip during the Diwali vacation is ensuring the safety of their house. Code-named as the Rah-e-Nijat or Path to Salvation the military is advancing on two axes from the southeast and southwest on Taliban's main defences in the region. IBM, known for its conservative management, found itself entangled in the largest ever hedge fund insider-trading scheme involving Galleon Group founder Raj Rajaratnam. Button finished fifth to become Britain's 10th world champion, with closest rival and team mate Rubens Barrichello suffering the heartbreak of a late puncture. The Spike Jonze-directed movie -- which was based on a classic children's book, but marketed largely to adults -- stomped over that hurdle to beat most predictions. | ||
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Saturday, October 17, 2009
DNA Newsletter: October 18, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, October 18, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSJammu and Kashmir cricketer releasedThe player, Parvez Rasool arrived in Bangalore on Friday evening along with his teammates to play Karnataka in the CK Nayudu Trophy. Two more bombs found at Margao blast site;defused on timePolice investigations have concluded that the two unexploded bombs were also carried by the two men Malgunda Patil and Yogesh Naik, activists of a right wing Hindu outfit. The police today, arrested three domestic helps, who have confessed to the crime which took place at Kapoor's Khar residence. Preliminary investigation has revealed that majority of the companies mentioned in the FIR were registered in Kolkata. US president Barack Obama got on his wife's bad side on Friday after dancing with Mexican pop singer Thalia at the White House's Fiesta Latina event. Samvat 2065 is drawing to a close with stock market indices registering over 100% gain during the outgoing year. It is, therefore, an optimistic market that will welcome Samvat 2066 with muhurat trading for an hour on Saturday. Darren Berry is happy with team's prep, Motera facilities Jermaine Jackson finds the Badshah of Bollywood is like the (late) King of Pop. | ||
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