| Today's Headlines | Saturday, May 22, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSIndia to get access to Headley within 3 months: US envoyUS ambassador Timothy J Roemer today assured India that it would get access to Mumbai terror attack accused David Coleman Headley within the next three months. Ravi Shankaran sold navy's purchase plans for 20 yearsThe ex-navy commander and nephew of former naval chief Arun Prakash's wife was arrested by UK Police on April 21 and could be extradited to India soon. The genome: According to experts, the genome is the entirety of an organism's hereditary information and is encoded in one's DNA that carries a string of genes. The ex-navy commander and nephew of former naval chief Arun Prakash's wife was arrested by UK Police on April 21 and could be extradited to India soon. Over 450 URLs have been blocked by authorities over sacrilegious content on websites. The TV search box accesses Google's search engine to look through live programmes, DVR recordings and the Web, delivering a relatively compact list of results that can be accessed with a push of the button. Hockey India suffers a setback as the high court quashes the de-recognition of the Indian Hockey Federation. Kites may not piss you off like some really trashy films you've had to bear in recent times, but you don't like it much either. At best, you are indifferent to it. | ||
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Friday, May 21, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 22, 2010
Thursday, May 20, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 21, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Friday, May 21, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSNaval war room leak suspect Ravi Shankaran held in LondonThe CBI has been informed that Ravi, close kin of former navy chief Arun Prakash, was arrested by police in London on April 21. Afzal Guru on agenda as Delhi home secretary meets lt governorThe meeting, though described as a routine affair, assumes significance in the wake of clearance of a file pertaining to mercy petition of Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru by Delhi government. Plane to Lucknow carrying 179 passengers subjected to anti-sabotage drill; cleared for take-off after five hours. After hitting the coast in Andhra Pradesh near Bapatla, the cyclone track shows that it will move along coastal Andhra and re-emerge in north Bay, said the India Meteorological Department. 'Facebook should be permanently banned in Pakistan. Temporary blocking of Facebook is not a solution', Pakistan's senate standing committee on interior chairman Talha Mahmood said. At the end of the 34th day and 183 rounds of bidding, the government had a veritable bonanza in its hands, nearly double its initial estimate of Rs 35,000 crore from the sale. London Olympic Games' mascot Wenlock and companion Mandeville, the Paralympic Games mascot- each with a single giant eye were chosen from a shortlist of hundreds by experts and schoolchildren. The actor is struggling with his injuries that he had steadfastly ignored over the last 15 years. | ||
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Wednesday, May 19, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 20, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, May 20, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSVodafone, Bharti pay total $5.1 billion for 3G spectrumReliance Communications also won the right to provide third-generation services in an auction that lasted 34 days and will generate $14.6 billion for the government. 6 killed as Laila batters parts of Tamil NaduAccording to met department sources, heavy rain was likely to continue for the next 48 hours in north Tamil Nadu and south Andhra Pradesh. Extreme step by 'successful' businessman's family baffles neighbours in Mhada colony at Mulund. Dr Desai's problems continue as the World Medical Association, of which he is the president-elect, is also reportedly holding its emergency executive council meeting on the issue. The victim identified as Sarah Gazdhar, a KG-1 student of Delhi Public School in Doha, apparently died of heat and asphyxiation after being left alone inside the bus. Reliance Communications also won the right to provide third-generation services in an auction that lasted 34 days and will generate $14.6 billion for the government. The healthcare company, Sujatha Biotech, has failed to pay endorsement fees, payable quarterly, since the deal was signed in 2008, the cricketer's business manager Prateek Sen said. The actor admitted that he was 'dreading' the wedding proposal he had to make to his girlfriend Kristen Stewart in a scene in the soon to be released film. | ||
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Tuesday, May 18, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 19, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, May 19, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSPranab confident of having alliance with Trinamool CongressThe finance minister said that past experience has shown that Left parties gained if Congress and Trinamool Congress contested polls separately in West Bengal. Delhi government backs death for Afzal GuruThe Delhi government remarked that the implications of law and order should be closely examined while carrying out the execution of the Parliament attack convict. Javed Akhtar received threats from hardliners after he criticised the fatwa issued by Islamic seminary Darul Uloom Deoband against working Muslim women. DNA has learnt that the couple is getting engaged for a long, fruitful innings. The engagement function will be held at Golden Palms Hotel and Spa in Bangalore. The Pakistan president granted a pardon and remitted two prison terms given to close aide Malik, hours after the Lahore high court dismissed the minister's appeal. At present, Pakistan has a positive list of items of imports from India. This creates a major problem for bilateral trade since it becomes difficult to identify items in which Indian exports are not allowed. Collingwood will not even be the vice-captain of the England cricket team. Andrew Strauss will be back as skipper, with Alastair Cook his No. 2. Actor Deepika Padukone feels the fashion quotient has been average in Cannes this year. | ||
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Monday, May 17, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 18, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, May 18, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWS36 killed as Maoists expand their war, target civiliansGovernment rethinks strategy after Left insurgents blow up vehicle carrying civilians and special police officials. BCCI to slap show-cause notices on Yuvraj, RohitThe tough stand by the board came in the wake of tour manager Ranjib's Biswal's report to BCCI president Shashank Manohar and his meeting on Monday at the BCCI headquarters. The airspace over London's Heathrow Airport and Schiphol airport in Amsterdam, another of Europe's biggest air travel hubs, closed this morning as a dense cloud of volcanic ash drifted from Iceland. Government rethinks strategy after Left insurgents blow up vehicle carrying civilians and special police officials. The plane lost radio contact while flying between the capital Kabul and the northern town of Kunduz. It was carrying 38 passengers and five crew. The cricketer's joint venture with his Team India colleague Mahendra Singh Dhoni has been put on hold for the time being The tough stand by the board came in the wake of tour manager Ranjib's Biswal's report to BCCI president Shashank Manohar and his meeting on Monday at the BCCI headquarters. Star-studded premiere of production starring Hrithik Roshan and Barbara Mori creates a stir. | ||
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Sunday, May 16, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 17, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Monday, May 17, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWS'Dantewada attack was military-style'Maoists ambushed both ends of a road taken by CRPF men, thus plugging escape routes. BJP agrees to JMM's power rotation plan in JharkhandBJP chief Nitin Gadkari will announce it formally soon. The party has agreed to the power rotation formula suggested by the JMM with Arjun Munda as the BJP's chief ministerial candidate. Akhtar has been receiving threat mails after he commented on the fatwa issued by Islamic seminary Darul-Uloom-Deoband. An email received by him on May 12 had said "your countdown has begun". 'BJP feels the prime minister owes an explanation to the indifference and absenteeism of the railway minister,' party spokesperson Rajeev Pratap Rudy said. A Brit who visited the state claimed that the second floor of a glitzy five-star hotel was filled with prostitutes. And the men were all potential punters. Besides jewellery showrooms, many banks including public sector Indian Bank, Bank Of India and other banks functioned today to sell gold coins for the public. The team manager had yesterday, written to the Indian high commission in London, complaining that the shooters were insulted by the transport staff of the event. Take a Bollywood movie, chop some scenes, add a few others, change the music, use some explosive sounds - and, hey presto, there is a slicker, racier more sexy Hollywood action potboiler. | ||
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Saturday, May 15, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 16, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, May 16, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSIndian shooters harassed in Dorset ISSF World CupIn his letter to the Indian high commissioner in London, team manager M Padmanabhan brought to light the frequent harassment the shooters encountered in Dorset, UK. India crush Egypt 7-1, to meet Korea in Azlan Shah finalIndia had earlier made six appearances in the final of the tournament and ended victorious on four occasions in 1985, 1991, 1995 and 2009. Maintenance work will be carried out on Up fast line between Mulund and Matunga stations from 11am to 4.30pm. He leaves behind his wife Suraj Kanwar and daughter Ratan Kanwar, who is married to BJP MLA Narpat Singh Rajvi, and three grandchildren. The massive 100,037,101 euros win is the third largest in EuroMillions' six-year history. Google Inc said its fleet of cars responsible for photographing streets around the world have for several years accidentally collected personal information. Tennis star Sania Mirza has just completed a month of marriage to Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik; she is looking forward to having hubby cheer for her at Wimbledon this June. Though the sound engineer admits that personally, he is still the same man - the boy who travelled from a small village in Kerala to the dream city of Mumbai - his family thinks he has become very elusive. | ||
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