| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, December 23, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSSolved: Mystery of Karkare's bullet-proof vestThe mystery of the missing bullet-proof jacket of ATS chief Hemant Karkare, who was killed bon the night of 26/11, has been solved. More or less. Pakistan violates ceasefire againTries to push in inflitrators by firing at two J&K border posts. This is what Kasab told court when he was asked about his confession. Congress high command and the government had no immediate steps to lessen the tension despite a two-hour meeting of the Congress Core Group last night and a series of consultations today. A vicar has created controversy by encouraging the poor to steal. The potential commerciality of the discovery was being evaluated through more data gathering and analysis. Boris Becker has said he understands what Tiger Woods must be going through, after the exposure of the golfer's sexcapades. In one scene, her character is reunited with her long-lost lover and opens her kimono to show him what he has been missing. | ||
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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
DNA Newsletter: December 23, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
DNA Newsletter: December 22, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, December 22, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSIndia may have bungled its 'green' cardAccording to an expert, India could have done better in protecting its self-interest had it adopted a more flexible strategy. Manmohan may make Telangana statement todayPrime minister (PM) Manmohan Singh is likely to make a statement on Tuesday to break the Telangana deadlock. Congress candidate Bhai Jagtap and Shiv Sena's Ramdas Kadam were today declared elected to the Maharashtra Legislative Council from the local self-government bodies constituency. Unnithan was taken into custody along with a woman last night from a house at Manjeri in the district after local people surrounded it following a tip-off,police said. All 58 Democrats and two independents voted for the bill, while all the 40 Republicans voted against it. The House of Representatives has already passed the bill. The project envisages developing a premium residential community 'Cambridge Greens', is expected to be ready for occupancy by mid-2011. However, the golfer was able to keep his romps hidden from the public eye with a little help from loyal buddies. One of Woods' protectors was his caddy, Steve Williams. Peter Andre has taken a jibe at ex-wife Katie Price a.k.a. Jordan, by declaring he is the best lover she will ever have. | ||
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Saturday, December 19, 2009
DNA Newsletter: December 20, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, December 20, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSHow China and India stopped ObamaPush literally came to shove when Obama at one point barged into a meeting and told Wen Jiabao and Manmohan Singh he didn't want them 'negotiating in secret'. I have never spent a night in Delhi before: Nitin GadkariIn a brief chat with DNA, Nitin Gadkari talks about his new job and his pet subject, the Mumbai-Pune expressway. Maharashtra unit of BJP today celebrated Nitin Gadkari's elevation as the national president of the party by bursting of crackers. New BJP president will have to deal with factionalism at the top level and a demoralised ground force. The three-a 38-year-old woman, her 22-year-old son from an earlier marriage and her 20-year-old sister died in their house in Karama area in an apparent suicide pact on Wednesday. RIL honcho is ranked the fifth best performing CEO in Harvard Business Review's pecking order. It ranked the CEOs of large publicly-traded companies in a study conducted worldwide. Woods has undergone gruelling therapy sessions with wife Elin Nordegren. Also, he hits golf balls in the dark to clear his head. However, Nordegren has no plans of staying long with Woods. Sarah Jessica Parker ended up revealing more than she intended to when a gust of wind blew her dress in New York recently. | ||
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Friday, December 18, 2009
DNA Newsletter: December 19, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, December 19, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSVidarbha: Congress faces challenge from withinThe state Congress seems to be confronted with challenges within the organisation. Impostor policemen held for harassing film directorMohamad Islam Khan alias Shaikh, 38, posed as a crime branch officer to recover money from a film director, which he owed to a Canada-based actor. Defence lawyer, Ejaz Naqvi, defending another accused Sabahudin Ahmed, told the judge that Kasab had named Headley and that it should be recorded. The victim was later identified as Amrita Pancholi, a resident of Udaipur, who had been living inside the university campus for the last one and a half years. India and China walk out of the climate summit as Copenhagen talks fail; Obama talks tough, says this is no time to talk. eBay's annual survey of customer trends finds that rural towns would rather sell their wares directly to firang buyers. Michael Phelps, who was criticised after being photographed smoking pot last year, said that it is unimaginable what Woods must be going through. The Beatles star, who was murdered in New York City in 1980, left his first wife Cynthia Powell for Yoko Ono and had little contact with his young son Julian after the divorce in 1968. | ||
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Thursday, December 17, 2009
DNA Newsletter: December 18, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Friday, December 18, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSBiggest offensive against Maoists begins in stateAfter quietly preparing for several months, the Centre has finally launched its biggest ever offensive against the Maoists. Climate talks back on track: Jairam RameshUS offers help to raise $100 bn a year by 2020 to assist poor nations. Services are running late by 30 minutes as the restoration work is till on. Gujarat energy minister believes gas-based power generation is the future of India. Besides refuting any links with David Coleman Headley, the agency refrained from making any comment on the Headley-Rana case arguing that it is an ongoing investigation. Egypt is seeking consent of Tata for left-hand drive Nano to be produced in Egypt, where a huge market is expected. According to reports, the troubled sports ace, 33, has been spending days alone watching cartoons and eating cereal. | ||
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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
DNA Newsletter: December 17, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, December 17, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSMaharashtra CM's Maoist plan: Bullet for bulletIn Maharashtra, the mood is clearly "bullet for bullet" as far as the insurgents are concerned. Heavyweights to slug it out in the last round in CopenhagenIndian PM may meet counterparts from China, Brazil, South Africa. The accident took place at about 7.20am between a Maruti Swift, carrying four young men heading towards Bandra, and a Maruti Zen driven by a businessman heading to town. India has sought a factual report from its consulate in Chicago on reports about visa papers of David Headley and Tahawwur Rana going missing. Although border issues, mainly on Arunachal Pradesh front, would continue to be there, business would keep flowing between the two emerging economies, he said. Many public and private sector banks have already informed customers that the normal functioning at bank's branches may get affected in view of the strike call. Murali injured his ring and middle fingers during the Mumbai Test and is going back home via Chennai. Some multiplex owners are bringing the best of technology for this movie. | ||
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
DNA Newsletter: December 16, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, December 16, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSP Chidambaram spooked Centre into splitting Andhra PradeshHome ministry pushed panic button over Maoist threat on Telangana issue. MNS threatens filmmaker, demands special screening'Party shown in bad light in World cupp 2011' The prime arrested accused, Salim Shaikh, used to drive to Srinagar in his car to pick up the drugs and then distribute it in the market in Mumbai. The fissures in the state party came to the forefront when Reddy joined Telugu Desam Party members and protested against the decision to carve out a separate state of Telangana. US prosecutors allege that David Coleman Headley added the National Defence College as a target to his list of previously discussed targets, saying 'sorry not four, five'. The lightweight carbon and titanium plane has been hampered by a shortage of bolts, faulty design and a two-month strike, and it still has a long way to go before it proves to be a success. Golfer Tiger Woods was at the top of his game and now his career seems to be in freefall. Bollywood actor Aamir Khan serendipitously highlighted a social cause, while promoting his forthcoming film 3 Idiots. | ||
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