Friday, May 14, 2010

DNA Newsletter: May 15, 2010

Today's Headlines Saturday, May 15, 2010
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Teesta Setalvad submits phone-call records to Nanavati commission

The data submitted includes individual graphs of phone calls made and received by 44 persons, including nine persons from Narendra Modi's office.

7 killed, 100 injured as troops, Red Shirt clash in Thailand

The Red Shirts demonstrators who are trying to bring down the government of prime minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, threw stones, used slingshots and launched fireworks at the government troops.
A 36-year-old widow was allegedly raped by her neighbour after he forcibly entered her house in Kamgar Nagar, Dadar (West), on early Friday morning.
The fatwa was a reply by the 'mufti-e-karam'-a three-cleric bench-to a question from a Muslim about a friend whose family refuses to accept his salary as it came from 'sood' (interest money).
Samantha, 39, who is five months pregnant, has stepped down as creative director of Smythson luxury goods. She now plans to work two days a week as consultant for the firm.
The 30-share index, which gained 124 points over the last two sessions, shed 271.27 points to 16,994.60.
'I am appalled at the way MS Dhoni has been targeted. A week ago he was the apple of your eye,' Bachchan wrote on his blog.
Earlier she had hinted of joining Congress as she said that was her preferred party, however, the 39-year old actress in a surprise move said has decided to join the DMK.
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Thursday, May 13, 2010

DNA Newsletter: May 14, 2010

Today's Headlines Friday, May 14, 2010
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Cabinet decides in principle to dissolve MCI

The Cabinet at its meeting decided to replace the Medical Council of India by a seven-member body of eminent doctors which will look after the functions of the MCI.

Two arrested for attempted Times Square bombing

The FBI, on Thursday, arrested two persons for suspected immigration violations and searched four locations in New York City and Boston suburbs in connection with the attempted Times Square bombing.
A non-functional water-raiser system, coupled with the badly maintained fire-fighting equipment at the Oshiwara shopping mall, made life tough for the firemen.
GPCC says saffron party's actions could flare up communal emotions.
A statement issued by the foreign office quoted the foreign minister as saying that the foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan will meet in June to prepare the agenda for the July 15 meeting.
Reliance Power is considering to shift the site of its planned gas-based power plant to coastal Andhra Pradesh to save on costs, the Economic Times reported, citing an unnamed company official.
India's cricket coach has issued a stern warning to certain members of the team saying they are not fit for any level of cricket and seemed to be unwilling to mend their ways.
Until his death, the King of Pop had kept his children away from any sort of media attention. However, now at least seven videos of Blanket and Paris have emerged on You Tube.
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Wednesday, May 12, 2010

DNA Newsletter: May 13, 2010

Today's Headlines Thursday, May 13, 2010
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Lalu, Mulayam boot-lickers of Sonia: Gadkari

The BJP president said that they were, for all practical purposes, still part of the ruling alliance. 'Fearing that CBI inquiries would be ordered against them, they quietly join hands with the Congress.

No fatwa issued against working women: Deoband

'We had only given an opinion based on Sharia that women need to be properly covered in government and private offices,' said Maulana Adnan Munshi.
The facility has introduced the service in 27 trains including Saurashtra Mail, Firozpur Janta Express, Paschim Express, Garib Rath Express and Avadh Express.
Nithyananda's former disciple Karuppa Lenin claimed that he had installed the spy camera to expose the swami's misdeeds.
Libyan transport minister Mohammed Ali Zidan said the survivor is in hospital. The Dutch foreign ministry said at The Hague that the child was undergoing surgery at the al-Sabia hospital for broken bones.
The judgment brings clarity to India's exploration policy, which aims to provide gas, a scarce commodity, at affordable prices to priority sectors such as power and fertilisers.
Dhoni rejected criticism of the team and said he is least affected by what is said about it.
Crowe, 46, who is currently on his Robin Hood promotional tour, keeps his fans up to date with his life during his free time, and he is enjoying it immensely.
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Tuesday, May 11, 2010

DNA Newsletter: May 12, 2010

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Viswanathan Anand greatest king of 64 squares

Anand beat challenger Veselin Topalov of Bulgaria in the final game of the World Championship to retain the crown he had won by defeating Vladimir Kramnik of Russia.

Sri Lanka knock India out of T20 World Cup

Dhoni's men lose to Sri Lanka and fail to qualify for semifinals of the World T20 for second consecutive year.
Mobile firms Bharti Airtel and Reliance Communications will be watched as bids for one set of nationwide third-generation (3G) mobile spectrum licences in India reached $3 billion in an ongoing auction.
Gates and Rahul Gandhi, both dressed in white, flew in a chartered aircraft from New Delhi and landed at the Indira Gandhi Flying Academy in Fursatganj town, in Rae Bareli.
Conservatives leader David Cameron was said to be infuriated after Nick Clegg, the charismatic leader of the Liberal Democrats, tried to radically change the terms of a possible deal with the Tories
In a letter written April 5, Citigroup vice chairman Lewis Kaden said that Joss already was paid $100,000 for consulting services performed from August through December of last year, according to the May 7 filing.
Having lost both their previous Super Eight matches, Dhoni's men would have to beat Sri Lanka by a margin of at least 20 runs today and then hope that West Indies lose to Australia.
Jha said the film which draws characters from the epic, but is set in today's political era and each character is given their own stories, own struggles to deal with.
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Monday, May 10, 2010

DNA Newsletter: May 11, 2010

Today's Headlines Tuesday, May 11, 2010
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Jairam adds chapter to Congress's 'sorry' season

What the Beijing episode has highlighted is that Manmohan Singh has to walk the extra mile to discipline his young team, which often catches itself on the wrong foot in its eagerness to make a mark.

J&K to rehabilitate ultras from Pakistan occupied Kashmir

The process of gathering details about those stranded in PoK has already begun.
The character actor best known for playing the role of Gabbar Singh's sidekick Sambha, in Ramesh Sippy's superhit 1975 film Sholay was suffering from lung cancer.
The environment minister today refused to comment when referred to the controversy created by his remarks.
Clinton had over the week-end warned Pakistan that it will face 'very severe consequences' if any terror plot like the failed Times Square bombing was traced to that country.
R-ADAG chairman Anil Ambani shares with RNRL employees the implications of the verdict of the Supreme Court in the Krishna Godavari basin gas dispute and the way forward for the group.
The enquiry commission's report, which was leaked to the media, quoted Alam as saying that former skipper Shoaib Malik had a 'negative attitude', and blamed him for infighting in the team.
The character actor best known for playing the role of Gabbar Singh's sidekick Sambha, in Ramesh Sippy's superhit 1975 film Sholay was suffering from lung cancer.
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Sunday, May 9, 2010

DNA Newsletter: May 10, 2010

Today's Headlines Monday, May 10, 2010
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Six Maoists believed killed in gun battle in Orissa with security forces

There were bloodstains and signs of a couple of bodies having been dragged from the site by the extremists while fleeing, the Koraput district police chief said.

Halappa arrested on rape charges, terms it 'political ploy'

Halappa, who appeared before the CID today following a notice served by the investigating agency on May 6, was questioned for three to four hours.
Only after the 'paper book' is ready will the high court hear the matter and decide on confirmation of the death sentence imposed on Kasab for the Mumbai carnage.
Nirupama's mother, Subha Pathak, who was arrested last week in connection with the case, was today released on parole for three days to attend the post-death rituals.
The explosion occured around 11.23am and extinguished around 2.30pm, according to the Gaoqiao district firefighting department, which mobilised trucks to contain the blaze and prevent it from spreading.
The country's prime minister, who is also chairman of Qatar Holding, said there were plans to upgrade the luxury store, popular with tourists and an historic landmark in the upmarket Knightsbridge area of London.
The tournament, scheduled to start from May 28 in Bulayawo, will see Raina leading a young and inexperienced squad as a host of seniors have either been rested or left out.
Hrithik felt that Indian films do not find takers at the international level because Indians are conditioned in their mindsets to repeat past successes.
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Saturday, May 8, 2010

DNA Newsletter: May 9, 2010

Today's Headlines Sunday, May 9, 2010
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US reads the riot act to Pakistan

Secretary of state Hillary Clinton warned the Pakistan government there could be repercussions if any future successful terror attacks in US were linked to Pakistan.

Sharad Pawar blames poor godowns for foodgrain loss

The Union agriculture minister said that the food security act will be promulgated in a period of six months to a year to ensure that every person in the country gets his or her right of minimum food grains.
Praful Kashinath Patil was shot on his back from a close range and also attacked with choppers, police said.
The frequency of chartered planes flying out of the state, carrying politicians, almost always multiplies in times of political instability.
Pulled muscles followed by back injuries, carpet burns and bruised elbows and knees are some of the most common complaints.
Egyptian-born businessman Mohamed al-Fayed was born on January 27, 1933, in Alexandria, where he founded his own company in 1956. From the 1960s he has lived primarily in the United Kingdom.
Travis Parmelee, of Jacksonville, was charged with disorderly intoxication and for resisting arrest, officials said.
The actor said he felt vulnerable as an actor for the first time in his life but wished he had kept his anger in check.
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