| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, March 17, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSCentre tells Maharashtra to take action against ATSThe ATS came under fire from the Union home ministry for disclosing to the media more than required details of the probe into the arrests made on Saturday in Mumbai. Ramesh proposes independent agency to police the environmentThe Union minister wants to set up an agency on the lines of the US EPA, reducing his own ministry to a policy-making body, so that laws are enforced in their true spirit. As per the Supreme Court, "for deciding the question whether the tenant had created sub-tenancy, the relationship between the tenant and sub-tenant is not material." The Income Tax Department (I-T) has started an investigation into the garland of thousand-rupee notes which BSP workers gifted her during Monday's rally in Lucknow. The world's shortest man, China's He Pingping who was just over 74cm tall (29 inches), has died at the age of 21 from apparent heart complications, the Guinness World Records book said. Demand Media said Joanne Bradford will join the company as its first chief revenue officer to oversee advertising sales and the company's recently launched online content services business. Striker Fernando Torres scored twice and Italian Alberto Aquilani, starting for just the fifth time since joining for £20 million ($30.33 million) from Roma, claimed his first goal for the Anfield club. Aishwarya Rai Bachchan says that her stint in the Tamil film industry is an important part of her career and a great learning experience. | ||
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Tuesday, March 16, 2010
DNA Newsletter: March 17, 2010
Monday, March 15, 2010
DNA Newsletter: March 16, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, March 16, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSRussia offers India stake in one of world's largest uranium minesThe Elkon field in Russia's Sakha Republic is estimated to hold 3,44,000 tonnes of uranium, or 5.3% of the world's recoverable reserves. Home ministry raps Maharashtra ATS for talking too muchATS chief KP Raghuvanshi had revealed that the two terror suspects arrested in Mumbai last week were being guided by a 'Chacha' in Pakistan. ATS chief KP Raghuvanshi had revealed that the two terror suspects arrested in Mumbai last week were being guided by a 'Chacha' in Pakistan. Mayawati was welcomed by a giant garland made of hundreds of Rs1000 notes by her ministers in the BSP rally marking the 76th birth anniversary of its founder Kanshi Ram today. The s10 nettab, priced at Rs30,740 ($650) in India, will have a physical keyboard, in addition to a capacitive multi-touch display. The s10 nettab, priced at Rs30,740 ($650) in India, will have a physical keyboard, in addition to a capacitive multi-touch display. The team think-tank seemed to be extra cautious this time as there have been restrained celebrations from the team's boss Shah Rukh Khan, even after their two consecutive wins. In Avatar, Cameron creates a lush world of dense forests and floating mountains in a computer-generated spectacular that transforms much of the cast into giant, blue-skinned humanoids. | ||
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Saturday, March 13, 2010
DNA Newsletter: March 14, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, March 14, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSMumbai Indians beat Rajasthan Royals by 4 runs despite Yusuf Pathan tonPathan goes on a rampage hitting a 37-ball century but his high-voltage effort goes in vain as Mumbai Indians stave off a resurgent Rajasthan Royals. Women's Bill passage was impossible without DMK support: SoniaDescribing Karunanidhi as 'a pillar of strength' to the UPA, Gandhi said ever since the inception of the coalition, the prime minister and she always looked for his 'wise counsel and advice'. The plea is likely to come up for hearing in front of newly-constituted principal divisional bench comprising justices-Sharad Bobde and Pramod Kode on Monday. Experts rule out political repercussions of deposition. The Financial Times said in a report on its website that Google had drawn up detailed plans for closing its Chinese search engine. The Financial Times said in a report on its website that Google had drawn up detailed plans for closing its Chinese search engine. Singing praises for Manchester City's traditional rival Rooney, he said, "He is the best in the world with Messi." Lakshmi's pregnancy was "a medical miracle," because she has struggled with endometriosis-a painful uterine condition that can lead to infertility. | ||
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Friday, March 12, 2010
DNA Newsletter: March 13, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, March 13, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSKKR beat champions Deccan Chargers by 11 runs IPL-III openerA lopsided contest was in the offing as the Knight Riders had slumped to 0 for two, with skipper Sourav Ganguly and Manoj Tiwary back in the dugout. Putin ends India visit with a bagful of win-win dealsIndia and Russia sign agreements in defence, nuclear energy and satellite navigation. The pool in the Andheri Sports Complex was reopened just two days ago after being shut for eight months for repairs. "Unlike many other countries, Russia does not have any military cooperation with Pakistan because we bear in mind the concerns of our Indian friends," the Russian prime minister said. Making it clear that war is not an option, the Union home minister said, 'Then we must talk, when we can, when we think there can be progress'. With 9 lakh simultaneous viewers, live IPL on Youtube tripped for many fans in India and abroad. With 9 lakh simultaneous viewers, live IPL on Youtube tripped for many fans in India and abroad. Depp as the Mad Hatter and Helena Bonham Carter as the evil bulbous Red Queen are a natural fit for a story that is as eccentric as it is entertaining. | ||
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Thursday, March 11, 2010
DNA Newsletter: March 12, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Friday, March 12, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSEight years after Godhra, the law calls on ModiSupreme Court appointed special investigation team asks chief minister to record statement on Gulbarg Society massacre. Security forces up the ante, crush Maoist campsThree-day combing operation against ultras in West Bengal and Jharkhand yields two major breakthroughs. "We have visited the place and studied the area so as to make commandos familiar with the stadium structure," said S Jagannathan, chief of the Force One. Supreme Court appointed special investigation team asks chief minister to record statement on Gulbarg Society massacre. The singer married Nicolas Sarkozy three months after meeting him, but said it 'wasn't possible' to be with him without getting married. NRI billionaire Lakshmi Mittal with a net worth of $28.7 billion ranks fifth while Mukesh's younger brother Anil Ambani is at the 36th spot with $ 13.7 billion. All the 18 players in the national team tendered their resignations in New Delhi, owning up moral responsibility for their shabby performance. The transmission and re-transmission of the channel through cable TV networks and any other platforms has been prohibited with effect from 7pm on March 12 to 7pm on March 21. | ||
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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
DNA Newsletter: March 11, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, March 11, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSOpposition asks government to revoke suspension of seven MPsThe government wants the MPs - who disrupted proceedings in the House on Monday -- to apologise. Ministry goofed on Scorpene deal, says panel"What concerns the committee more is that systemic deficiencies played a greater role than any other cause and delayed the acquisition of the submarines," a PAC report said. The deceased identified as Tamaal Mandal was crossing the Western Express Highway in suburban Bandra last night when a car rammed into him , injuring him seriously. Harjit Channa said Gursewak had confessed in front of him that he was involved in putting the child in the boot of his car. Harjit Channa said Gursewak had confessed in front of him that he was involved in putting the child in the boot of his car. The 30-share index was volatile throughout the session but added 45.79 points to end the day at 17,098.33 points, a level last seen on January 20. For the first time in the history of Indian sports, cricket lovers can now watch live matches in their neighbourhood theatres and enjoy the stadium-like frenzy. The 'Smack That singer' is in Mumbai to belt out a number for Shah Rukh Khan's next home production. | ||
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Tuesday, March 9, 2010
DNA Newsletter: March 10, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, March 10, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSRajya Sabha passes historic Women's Reservation BillThe Women's Reservation Bill, pushed by the government despite the threat of withdrawal of support by the Samajwadi Party and RJD, was passed by two-thirds majority. Islamabad accuses New Delhi of breaching Indus Water TreatyThe treaty allows India exclusive rights to the eastern Sutlej, Beas and Ravi rivers, while Pakistan has the rights to Indus, Jhelum and Chenab. The Supreme Court had yesterday asked the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief not to make provocative speeches targeting north Indians. The treaty allows India exclusive rights to the eastern Sutlej, Beas and Ravi rivers, while Pakistan has the rights to Indus, Jhelum and Chenab. Gursewak Dhillon has been accused of placing the child in the boot of his car and driving around for three hours before disposing of the body in a field five days ago. GE Healthcare also rolled out its first Computed Tomography (CT) - system manufactured in India. Tiger Woods is reportedly working with swing coach Hank Haney in Florida, indicating that he is on course to play competitive golf from next month. As I walked the red carpet second time in my life after the dazed magical evening of February 23 last year, this time it was not just excitement, and nostalgia but also great moment to enjoy the biggest award ceremony. | ||
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