| Today's Headlines | Thursday, April 8, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSDantewada: Maoists used old tactic to do maximum damageRebels were waiting atop two hillocks near Chintalnar village for CRPF jawans to enter the ring. Mumbai, Pune universities will be bifurcatedThere could be campuses of universities like Mumbai and Pune in different parts of the state with independent pro-vice-chancellors. Four persons died on the spot and eight injured when the car in which they were travelling rammed into a sand-laden truck near Yavat on Pune-Solapur highway last night. He further said that when you upgrade an aircraft the cost is higher than 50% of the original cost. The quake, which struck around 5:15am (2215 GMT), was centred 200km (125 miles) west-northwest of the coastal town of Sibolga and was at a depth of 31km. The BSE 30 share Sensex rose 28.65 points as it closed at 17,970.02. This is the fourth session in a row that the Sensex has closed with gains and is edging towards the 18000 mark. Under the compromise, Malik will pay Rs15,000 as maintenance to Ayesha at the rate of Rs5,000 per month for three months as per the sharia. In his blog Hilton had said Lohan was paid for appearances at events in Los Angeles and got her salary in cash, responding to which Lohan posted a set of livid messages for Perez on her Twitter homepage. | ||
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Wednesday, April 7, 2010
DNA Newsletter: April 8, 2010
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
DNA Newsletter: April 7, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, April 7, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSTroopers or sitting ducks? 75 killed in Maoist ambushDeadliest attack by Left insurgents on security forces so far; glaring flaws in preparedness come to the fore again as CRPF men walk into well-laid trap. Did China govt 'okay' cyber attacks on India?Canadian researchers say gang is targeting govt establishments. The unclaimed corpses had been lying in the morgue of the Sir JJ Group of Hospitals since the attack in 2008 which claimed 166 lives. Deadliest attack by Left insurgents on security forces so far; glaring flaws in preparedness come to the fore again as CRPF men walk into well-laid trap. Among the systems hacked into could be Project Shakti, a recently inducted advanced artillery combat and control system of the army. The Bombay Stock Exchange's 30-share Sensex gained 5.69 points, or 0.03% to end the day at 17,941.37 points. Yesterday, the market had touched a 26-month high of 17,935.68. Astrologers predict a rocky road ahead for the tennis star and the cricketer. Astrologers predict a rocky road ahead for the tennis star and the cricketer. | ||
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Monday, April 5, 2010
DNA Newsletter: April 6, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, April 6, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSIndia, Pak keen to avoid row over Shoaib MalikRelations have been icy since the Mumbai terror strikes and the previous meeting of the two foreign secretaries did little to ease that. Consensus eludes women's quota billThe parties arraigned against it - Samajwadi Party, Rashtriya Janata Dal and Janata Dal (United) - got a morale booster from one of the UPA partners, the Trinamool Congress. The incident occurred when the driver of a Mumbai-bound car lost control over the vehicle after dashing against a trailer near Katraj tunnel on Pune-Satara road. Addressing the media jointly with wife-to-be Sania Mirza in Hyderabad, the Pakistani cricketer wondered why his accuser, Ayesha Siddiqui, was not appearing in public. While 43 people were killed and over 100 others injured in the suicide bombing in Timergara in lower Dir, three others, including a policeman, lost their lives in the attack targeting the American consulate. Supported by positive global trends, the 30-share Sensex shot up by 243.06 points, or 1.37%, to 17,935.68, a level last seen on February 20, 2008. According to one of the friends of Ayesha Siddiqui, Azharuddin and his wife Sangita Bijlani were staying in the same hotel where the Pakistani cricketer and Ayesha were sharing a room after their claimed 'marriage' in 2002. 'For me fame is like rocket fuel. The more my fans like what I'm doing, the more I want to give back to them. And my passion is so strong I can't sleep - I haven't slept for three days,' said Gaga. | ||
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Sunday, April 4, 2010
DNA Newsletter: April 5, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Monday, April 5, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSShoaib Malik may be prevented from leaving IndiaThe Hyderabad police registered a case of cheating against the cricketer on the basis of a complaint filed by Mohammed Siddiqui, father of Ayesha, who claims to be his wife. India in no mood to hand over Kasab, Ansari to Pakistan'The case against Kasab has proceeded over the last few months. Verdict is expected by May 3 in all likelihood,' foreign secretary Nirupama Rao said. The senior BJP leader suffered a setback of sorts when Nitin Gadkari, viewed as his detractor in the Maharashtra unit, was made the BJP national president. The police have registered a case against Malik under sections 498-A (subjecting a woman to cruelty by husband or relative of the husband), 420 (cheating) and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the IPC. Claire Smedley almost killed her lover during sex, with her enormous breasts Forbes' Richest List shows that six of the seven billionaires from the state have moved up in rankings. Shoaib's statement comes two days after the Siddiqui family demanded that he gives an 'official divorce' to 29-year-old Ayesha and appointed a lawyer to sue him in Pakistan. The actor wants to change the negative perception that people have about him and says he won't let anyone use him for personal interests. | ||
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Saturday, April 3, 2010
DNA Newsletter: April 4, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, April 4, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSChidambaram snubs Mamata, brings smiles to Left FrontThe Union finance minister turned down Mamata's appeal to visit Burdwan to review the law and order situation there. Shoaib Malik lands in Hyderabad, marriage may be advancedAyesha says she stayed with Shoaib in Hyderabad hotel and witnesses will testify to this; Mirzas are trying for a settlement away from the public gaze to avoid legal hassles. Subhash Bhosale, main accused in the case, has been remanded to police custody till April 8. Subhash Bhosale, main accused in the case, has been remanded to police custody till April 8. Rahimullah Yusufzai said there is no evidence to prove that Laden is dead, and moreover al-Qaeda would never hide its chieftain's death. Among the models for which prices have been raised are the A-Star hatchback, which will cost about 1,000 rupees ($22) more, and the less-expensive Maruti 800, whose price will go up about 3,000 rupees. he Siddiquis claim that Shoaib Malik married their daughter Ayesha in 2002, but has not divorced her till date. Shoaib, on the other hand, has denied being married to Ayesha. Bullock has been in hiding since news of her hubby's cheating scandal broke. | ||
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Friday, April 2, 2010
DNA Newsletter: April 3, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, April 3, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSDirect access to David Headley difficultChidambaram's staff is examining the plea bargain between Headley and the federal authorities to find out how it will affect application of the extradition and mutual legal assistance treaty. 25-year-old in Pune mistakes private car for taxi, is gang-rapedThe Hinjewadi police arrested two of the three suspects - Ranjit Shahaji Gade, 25, of Maan, Ganesh Uttam Kamble, 26, of Thergaon - on Friday morning. In an interesting judgement, the Bombay high court recently held that abusing or using filthy language to annoy someone can be an offence, even if it does not take place in a 'public place'. The Hinjewadi police arrested two of the three suspects - Ranjit Shahaji Gade, 25, of Maan, Ganesh Uttam Kamble, 26, of Thergaon - on Friday morning. The US' assessment formed the crux of the message that was conveyed to top Pakistan officials when Robert Blake was in Islamabad recently. Recovery in the equity markets has led to a sharp rise in demand for gold. Says actor Sayali Bhagat in a startling revelation; gossip of her affair with the cricketer was apparently just a publicity stunt for a film. Says actor Sayali Bhagat in a startling revelation; gossip of her affair with the cricketer was apparently just a publicity stunt for a film. | ||
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Thursday, April 1, 2010
DNA Newsletter: April 2, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Friday, April 2, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSKapil Sibal seeks support for education bill, BJP noncommittalThe bill, which will facilitate entry of foreign universities, had been kept on the backburner due to stiff opposition, particularly from the Left. Narendra Modi may face another summonsAdvocate general Kamal Trivedi submitted before the high court on Thursday a letter sent by the commission's secretary, saying its decision not to summon Modi was "not final". Mirza says she will play for India, but Shiv Sena, Pakistan tennis chief say she must represent Pakistan. According to the gatekeepers, nobody is left in the ashram with the exception of a few volunteers and policemen. The airline went bust last December after the High Court in London ordered the firm to stop using its planes and selling tickets. India's exports had declined by as much as 40% during the peak of the global economic turmoil, but came back into positive territory in November, thanks to a 'low base' effect and global recovery. Dilawar Abbas also suggested that Sania could team up with Pakistan's Aisam-ul-Haq on the mixed-doubles circuit. Fox has been fighting comparisons with Jolie since she rose to fame in 2007 as the star of movie Transformers. | ||
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