| Today's Headlines | Sunday, May 30, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSGyaneshwari Express mishap: Red tape derailed securityWith the digital system, railway tracks can be monitored from the control rooms of different division railway offices, where the digital pictures of the entire track will be available. Army is drinking scammed milkAn army officer, Lieutenant Colonel Kuldeep Singh, is being tried in a General Court Martial (GCM) on charges of alleged fraud and misappropriation of funds. Viju Khote, along with other Marathi film personalities, received the keys to their new houses from chief minister Ashok Chavan yesterday. Students say CGPA system is flawed as it fails to indicate exact merit. Abdullah Mohammad and Amir Muavia were captured after they stormed the Ahmadiyya mosque in the upscale Model Town area of Lahore yesterday. In May, only DAX fell less compared to Sensex's 5.42%. Gerrard was forced to withdraw from training for a second consecutive day after calling overhead physio Gary Lewin to say he had a problem. The singer gave a sexy pose for snappers, while hugging her reality star friend Louie Spence on the red carpet. | ||
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Saturday, May 29, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 30, 2010
Friday, May 28, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 29, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, May 29, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWS71 killed as Maoists attack Mumbai-bound train in West BengalThere was confusion on the exact cause of the disaster with Mamata Banerjee blaming it on a 'bomb blast' while top brass of the West Bengal police said it was sabotage since fish plates were found removed. Pakistani Taliban attack two mosques in Lahore, target Muslim sectAt least 80 people were killed and over 100 injured, 25 of them seriously, when two groups of attackers from the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan attacked two mosques of the Ahmadiyya community in Lahore. The right-handed batsman scored an unbeaten 100 as India upset all calculations to score an unlikely six-wicket victory over England while chasing a target of 387. There was confusion on the exact cause of the disaster with Mamata Banerjee blaming it on a 'bomb blast' while top brass of the West Bengal police said it was sabotage since fish plates were found removed. At least 80 people were killed and over 100 injured, 25 of them seriously, when two groups of attackers from the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan attacked two mosques of the Ahmadiyya community in Lahore. The device, which has a 9.7-inch colour touchscreen for surfing the Web, watching movies, playing games and reading e-books, goes on sale in Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, Britain and Canada later on Friday. The right-handed batsman scored an unbeaten 100 as India upset all calculations to score an unlikely six-wicket victory over England while chasing a target of 387. Actor Aishwarya Rai Bachchan recounts the experience of doing an action sequence in a song of her forthcoming film. | ||
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Wednesday, May 26, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 27, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, May 27, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSGermans hand over names of 50 tax evaders to govtThe Germans supplied details of money parked illegally with the LGT Bank in Liechtenstein - a tax haven - and elsewhere. Congress-NCP locked in seat conflict in MaharashtraThe elections for 10 council seats and six Rajya Sabha seats in the state are scheduled for June 7 and 17 respectively. Apparently frustrated for failing in the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) board exams, two students allegedly committed suicide by hanging themselves at their residences in the city. Jithendar, is among the seven students from Andhra Pradesh, who made it to the top 10 ranks at national level under open category of IIT-Joint Entrance Examination, the results for which were announced today. 'Pakistan is looking forward to a meaningful engagement with India for freeing bilateral relations from disputes', foreign office spokesperson Abdul Basit said. Apple made its remarks as Foxconn and the company's parent, Hon Hai embarked on a rare public relations blitz to counter a growing backlash against the company. Following is the text of the 14-page missive sent to the BCCI by suspended IPL chairman and commissioner Lalit Modi. A movie starring both of them is on the cards; the actors might even co-produce it with their respective production houses joining hands. | ||
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Tuesday, May 25, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 26, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, May 26, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSIndirect army involvement in anti-Maoist fight soonThe defence ministry has decided to raise special units by mostly recruiting Rashtriya Rifles personnel posted in J&K who will train paramilitary battalions to combat Maoists. National realty record: Wadala plot goes for Rs4,053 croreThe MMRDA had originally planned to build a 101-storey tower on the plot, but has now allowed the builder to build as they wish. The MMRDA had originally planned to build a 101-storey tower on the plot, but has now allowed the builder to build as they wish. The recovery of the DFDR on Tuesday is likely to throw light on the reasons behind the crash of the Dubai-Mangalore IX-812 flight. Saeed was put under house arrest in December 2008 in the wake of the Mumbai attacks after the UN Security Council declared the JuD a front for the LeT. The MMRDA had originally planned to build a 101-storey tower on the plot, but has now allowed the builder to build as they wish. Beckham was the innocent victim of claims made in an attempt to disrupt England's preparations for the tournament, which kicks off in South Africa in just 17 days. Wilkinson has given permission to surgeons for extracting fat from all areas of her body - apart from her bottom. Hugh Hefner's ex-girlfriend gave birth to son Hank Jr four months ago. | ||
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Monday, May 24, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 25, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, May 25, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSAshok Chavan walks tightrope to pick candidates for Rajya SabhaThe echoes of protests against allowing out sider candidates for the two Rajya Sabha seats are getting louder. Souvenir hunters stole gold, vital info from crash sitePeople from nearby Kenjar village did an exemplary job by taking the lead in rescue operations. But there were disaster tourists too. In August 2009, three persons were arrested from south Mumbai for possession of illegal firearms which, according to the ATS, were supplied by Abdul Samad Bhatkal. Abdul Ismail Puttur, manager at a sports showroom in Dubai, is one of the lucky eight who escaped death in the Mangalore plane crash. The White House on Monday gave strong backing to plans by South Korean president Lee Myung-bak to punish North Korea for sinking one of its naval ships. At Rs1,750 crore for 22 circles, the reserve price has been kept at half that of 3G spectrum, but the battle is likely to be fought no less hard as there are just two slots to be won between 11 players, unlike 3G, which had 3 slots for nine bidders. India's first male to play in the main singles draw at Roland Garros for 13 years bowed out 6-3 3-6 6-3 3-6 6-3 but the Texas-based 25-year-old is convinced that he is close to breaking into the world's top 100. One of the most awaited movies of 2010, this Anurag Basu-directed film has received a mammoth opening in its first weekend. | ||
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Sunday, May 23, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 24, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Monday, May 24, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSUS scientists hack into India's EVMs, expose flawsProfessor J Alex Halderman of the University of Michigan and his computer science students say they were able to hack into the EVMs to manipulate results. PM Manmohan Singh to face media after four years todayPrime minister Manmohan Singh will address the media on Monday in the national capital. This will be the PM's first full-fledged encounter with the media in the last four years. The results would be available online at www. msbshse.ac.in sharp at 11:00 am. The accord announced by the Ambani brothers on Sunday evening is likely to be the first of a few realigning their empires that was created on June 18, 2005, according to sources familiar with the development. Angelo De Luca spent four days in coma after falling out from a plum tree, at his family home in Biasca, Switzerland. However, after he recovered the granddad experienced a greater sex drive. The accord announced by the Ambani brothers on Sunday evening is likely to be the first of a few realigning their empires that was created on June 18, 2005, according to sources familiar with the development. Ferguson's remarks comes after Mourinho, who led Inter Milan to a historic Treble of Serie A, Coppa Italia and Champions League wins, belittled Ancelotti's achievements by saying Chelsea's 2010 title challengers were not a patch on those of his era. Susan, 49, is considering the offer. The concert will be held in southern Italy. Padre Pio lived out his ministry there and now lies in a golden crypt. | ||
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Saturday, May 22, 2010
DNA Newsletter: May 23, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, May 23, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSMangalore crash: Rescue ops stopped; all bodies recoveredMany of the bodies draped in white sheets, were charred beyond recognition as health workers moved them from ambulances onto stretchers and into the hospital mortuary. Inter Milan are champions of EuropeThe team coached by Jose Mourinho also became the first to complete the coveted treble of league, cup, and European title. A naval officer today set a record for the first-ever solo circumnavigation of the globe on a sail boat by an Indian, when he steered into the Mumbai harbour after 276 days of arduous journey. Many of the bodies draped in white sheets, were charred beyond recognition as health workers moved them from ambulances onto stretchers and into the hospital mortuary. Leaders across the world today expressed grief and sent their condolences to prime minister Manmohan Singh for the death of 158 people in the Air India plane crash. Google Inc's plan would have consumers buy a Google TV device that can then be connected to an existing set-top box, allowing users to surf the Web or watch videos on their TV sets. The team coached by Jose Mourinho also became the first to complete the coveted treble of league, cup, and European title. Hundreds of movie buffs were disappointed as KFCC members 'raid' multiplexes, shutting down the screens. Members also seize movie reels to ensure shows are not resumed. | ||
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