| Today's Headlines | Saturday, May 8, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSLt colonel caught uploading child porn on websitesA tip-off from the German police to Interpol stated that videos involving children were being uploaded on pornographic websites from a computer in Mumbai. Police close off part of New York's Times SquareA failed bomb attack on New York's Times Square on Saturday has led to heightened security in America's most populous city. The Pakistani Taliban are denying any role in the botched car bombing, but have praised Shahzad for a 'brave job done', ABC said. Doctors conducting tests on him are surprised how Prahalad Jani could survive for 65 years without food or water. The Pakistani Taliban are denying any role in the botched car bombing, but have praised Shahzad for a 'brave job done', ABC said. Leg-up for elder brother Mukesh as court says family MoU not binding on RIL; Anil looks forward to speedy renegotiation. Rohit Sharma's blistering unbeaten half-century went in vain as Australia humiliated India, inflicting on the 2007 champions a crushing 49-run defeat in a Super Eight Group F match. Besides, the film has an interesting plot, though it could have done with some more realism and some less tears. | ||
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Friday, May 7, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 8, 2010
Thursday, May 6, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 7, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Friday, May 7, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSAjmal Kasab gets death, but it's far awayPakistani gunman gets capital sentence on five counts; 'acts of exceptional depravity. this man has lost the right to get a humanitarian judgment', says court. Not sure Kasab will be executed, says BJP chief Nitin Gadkari"Afzal Guru [convicted in the 2001 Parliament attack] who was sentenced to death is still there," Gadkari said. Pakistani gunman gets capital sentence on five counts; 'acts of exceptional depravity. this man has lost the right to get a humanitarian judgment', says court. Pakistani gunman gets capital sentence on five counts; 'acts of exceptional depravity. this man has lost the right to get a humanitarian judgment', says court. Pakistani gunman gets capital sentence on five counts; 'acts of exceptional depravity. this man has lost the right to get a humanitarian judgment', says court. Tata Motors, Hero Honda and Bajaj Auto, which have set up their manufacturing units here, are in talks with the state government in this regard, industry sources said. West Indies batswoman Deandra Dottin reached three figures in just 38 balls, hitting nine sixes and five fours as the hosts beat South Africa by 17 runs at Warner Park, St Kitts. The film-maker has asked director Gurinder Chadha to invite both Shah Rukh Khan and Farah Khan at a screening of her new film in Mumbai. | ||
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Wednesday, May 5, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 6, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, May 6, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSThe noose or life in jail? Suspense on Kasab's fate to end todayFirst additional principal judge ML Tahaliyani will pronounce the quantum of punishment for the LeT foot soldier found guilty of 86 charges. Pakistan paralysing Indian economy with small doses of fake notesSeizures show ISI has not only changed smuggling ways but also routes. Magistrate Sawant Waghule had done her best to explain to Kasab that his confession can go against him in the trial and also gave him 72 hours to ponder over his move to confess voluntarily. SpiceJet CEO Sanjan Aggarwal said the captain of the flight requested for a priority landing after being alerted about a suspicious passenger by the sky marshal on board. Shahzad, a naturalised US citizen, also told the FBI that he received bomb-making training at a terror camp in Waziristan, a lawless tribal region where the Pakistani Taliban and other militant groups operate with near impunity. Worries that Greece's financial crisis might spread to other euro zone nations sent the Sensex tumbling today, but buying support from domestic funds arrested the fall to just 49 points. With his world collapsing around him and with rumours of an impending divorce from Elin, his wife, golfer Tiger Woods has said that he is trying to get stronger by the day. Only Indian in TIME magazine's top 100 alumnae list; others featured include Condoleezza Rice and Stella McCartney. | ||
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Tuesday, May 4, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 5, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, May 5, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSNo thanks: Enraged sports chiefs refuse financial aidThey feel a BCCI model of independence will free them of the sports ministry's control Maharashtra CM moved prime minister's office to end motormen's strikeMaharashtra MPs take Union railway minister Mamata Banerjee to task for failing Mumbai. The motormen strike demanding salary and allowances hike has crippled normal life in Mumbai with offices recording a thin attendance. Autopsy says 22-year-old New Delhi-based journalist Nirupama Pathak was pregnant. Police arrest parents and brother. The 30-year-old man identified as Pakistan-American Shahzad Faisal, who is a naturalised US citizen and a resident of Connecticut, was arrested on Monday night. The wide-based National Stock Exchange's Nifty also moved up by 27.40 points, or 0.52%, to 5,250.15 points. The Spain striker is concerned with Liverpool's dismal performance and inability to compete for titles. The actor talks about collaborating with Indian film-makers to roll out movies and starting a Mexican restaurant in Mumbai. | ||
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Monday, May 3, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 4, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, May 4, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSTense Ajmal Kasab sobs quietly after verdictKasab, wearing a white kurta-pyjama, was seen wringing his hands in despair and staring at the floor. Politicians sing 'death' tune for lone terroristThe Congress echoed the Shiv Sena and BJP's mantra in raising its pitch seeking the death penalty for Kasab who was among the 10 terrorists who attacked Mumbai on November 26, 2008. The court also held that the absconding accused, including LeT founder Hafiz Saeed and operations chief Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, were involved in the conspiracy. While Bhavnagar's grasslands are emerging as a favourite of the king of the jungle, not a single lion has been recorded in Porbandar district. Then police commissioner Hasan Gafoor and joint commissioner Rakesh Maria had claimed that Ansari and Ahmed had carried out reconnaissance of various targets attacked by terrorists on 26/11. Bhatia, who originally joined the bank as a management trainee in 1987, left in October 2009, when he headed the corporate coverage team for the bank in India. Steven Gerrard set up Drogba opener with a terrible back pass, and Chelsea is now 1-14 on to win the Premier League title on Sunday. Aniston has called her personal trainer Mandy Ingber so that she looks perfect beside swimsuit model Brooklyn Decker in her latest film Just Go With It. | ||
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Sunday, May 2, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 3, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Monday, May 3, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSFinally, judgment day for Ajmal KasabOn November 26, 2008, Kasab and nine other trigger-happy terror recruits from Pakistan had unleashed a dance of death in Mumbai, killing 166 people and leaving the country numbed by their sheer audacity. India in Super Eight after beating South Africa by 14 runsIndia were in the woods at 32 for two in the sixth over, before Suresh Raina (101) and Yuvraj Singh (37) reconstructed the staggering innings. The Maharashtra Airport Development Company Limited allotted 100 acre land to Satyam at a lower rate of Rs18 lakh per acre against applicable rate of Rs24.28 lakh considering it as an 'early bird' offer. A report on the front page of a leading Kannada daily alleged that the Karnataka food and civil supplies minister raped his friend's wife in Shimoga recently. Police defused an "amateurish" but potentially powerful crude car bomb in the heart of New York City's famous tourist hub of Times Square. Negotiations between the two companies have been continuing for quite some time over the issue but no final decision has been reached yet. India were in the woods at 32 for two in the sixth over, before Suresh Raina (101) and Yuvraj Singh (37) reconstructed the staggering innings. Singer-actress Lea Michele revealed a bit more than she intended to as she posed for a fashion magazine. | ||
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Saturday, May 1, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 2, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, May 2, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSVote for Shiv Sena in 2012 Maharashtra assembly elections: Bal ThackerayShiv Sena supremo, Bal Thackeray on Saturday said that everybody should accept Marathi as their mother tongue and converse in Marathi only. Why CBI is not probing the Madhuri Gupta spy caseStrangely enough, a spy scandal involving a neighbouring nation is being probed by a state police, and the IB is anxious to keep it that way. Actor Mugdha Godse, singer Anusha Dandekar and TV personality Shveta Salve personify the young, independent woman of Maharashtra who speaks her mind... India wants to question Headley in a manner that his statement would be acceptable in a court of law here. In this regard, a chargesheet would also be required to be filed against Headley in India. Despite her denials, however, Pakistan's media is claiming that the Hindi film actress will get engaged to the fast bowler next month. The rise in sales took place despite a hike in prices of all cars of the company by up to Rs10,000 on April 2 following an increase in input costs and introduction of new emission norms. BCCI chief administrative officer Ratnakar Shetty has said steps would be taken to protect the game and the board's reputation in the wake of the IPL scandal. Despite her denials, however, Pakistan's media is claiming that the Hindi film actress will get engaged to the fast bowler next month. | ||
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