| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, June 9, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSBhopal gas case: CBI ex-men, Moily fight verbal war as Warren Anderson goes scot-freeOfficers who probed the case but have now retired claim their hands were tied by government missives directing CBI not to pursue Anderson's extradition. Anil Ambani withdraws Rs10,000-crore defamation suit against MukeshAnil had moved court in 2008 and alleged that his brother had defamed him in an interview to the New York Times, which was reproduced in two Mumbai newspapers. 'Pawar was admitted to Breach Candy hospital this evening and would undergo the procedure tomorrow to remove infective granuloma in his mouth,' NCP state spokesperson Prakash Binsale said. Anil had moved court in 2008 and alleged that his brother had defamed him in an interview to the New York Times, which was reproduced in two Mumbai newspapers. Responding to a specific question on the Bhopal gas tragedy and the court's decisions, Robert Blake said this is an internal matter of India. Anil had moved court in 2008 and alleged that his brother had defamed him in an interview to the New York Times, which was reproduced in two Mumbai newspapers. Earlier, Sania had said that she would continue to play tennis once she recovers fully from the wrist injury that had marred her career in the recent past. Mr. T played BA Baracus in the original hit TV show in the 1980s. He refused to appear in a cameo role in the new movie. | ||
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Tuesday, June 8, 2010
DNA Newsletter: June 9, 2010
Monday, June 7, 2010
DNA Newsletter: June 8, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, June 8, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSJudgment, but no justice in Bhopal gas caseSix former Union Carbide officials and assistant get away with two years imprisonment and Rs25,000 bail after trial in world's worst industrial disaster Selectors leave out Yuvraj, Yusuf from Asia Cup squad, grant rest to TendulkarSachin Tendulkar has been allowed to give a miss to the upcoming Asia Cup in Sri Lanka, Yuvraj Singh has not been picked, while Saurabh Tiwary finds himself in a national squad for the first time. 'The test conducted for oral cancer showed a negative report. But there is an infection in the mouth, which will be removed,' said director of Prince Aly Khan hospital Sultan Pradhan, who has been treating Pawar. 25 years after the world's worst industrial disaster that had left over 15,000 people dead, a local court today convicted all the eight accused. A Soviet-made Tu-154 crashed near Smolensk city April 10, killing all 96 people on board including President Lech Kaczynski, his wife and senior government officials. A panel of ministers will today debate the political hot potato of reviewing the way it prices motor and cooking fuel prices, seeking a way to improve its financial health. Sachin Tendulkar has been allowed to give a miss to the upcoming Asia Cup in Sri Lanka, Yuvraj Singh has not been picked, while Saurabh Tiwary finds himself in a national squad for the first time. Sequels of quite a few movies from earlier years will vie against each for box office success. | ||
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Saturday, June 5, 2010
DNA Newsletter: June 6, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, June 6, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSDocument shows City Corporation made IPL bid; Pawar in troubleIf City Corp MD was bidding in his personal capacity, why did he submit to the BCCI a board resolution authorising him to bid on behalf of City Corp? Why didn't Deshpande submit documents showing his bid was in a personal capacity? Near-collision between two aircraft over Trichy avertedThe Jet Airways flight was approaching Chennai from Thiruvananthapuram while the Air India flight was bound for Madurai from Chennai. Judge Malik Muhammad Akram Awan of the Rawalpindi-based anti-terrorism court heard arguments by prosecution and defence lawyers on making Kasab part of the proceedings in Pakistan. Conflicting versions had emerged about last Sunday's firing at the Art of Living Ashram, which police had described as an 'incident' and suspected to have stemmed from rivalry within the ashram. 'Autopsy results showed the men were hit mostly with 9mm bullets, many fired at close range,' Yalcin Buyuk, vice-chairman of the Turkish council of forensic medicine which carried out the autopsies said. British Airways is trying to reach a deal with Unite which will save £62.5 million a year to counter falling demand, volatile fuel prices and greater competition. Monday's Sri Lanka-Zimbabwe match is now rendered inconsequential and they would meet again in Wednesday's final at the same venue. Vivek was asked what he thought about actor Amitabh Bachchan - the brand ambassador of IIFA - not turning up for the event. | ||
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Friday, June 4, 2010
DNA Newsletter: June 5, 2010
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TOP NEWSFinally, Indian Mujahideen branded a terror outfitIt is suspected to be involved in the serial bomb blasts in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bangalore and Mumbai. The IM has so far carried out nearly a dozen bomb blasts, killing 500 people. Chirayu Amin admits he was part of unsuccessful Pune franchise bidAmin said, 'Before participating in the bid I wrote a letter to Shashank Manohar stating that further clearance would be taken from BCCI before investing in case the bid was successful.' Although Kasab had 60 days to decide on filing an appeal, he exercised his choice within a month and his petition along with the 1500-page judgement has been forwarded to the high court. Eight people have so far lost their lives because of the turbulence generated by the storm. The deaths have occurred in coastal and north Gujarat districts and were caused by lightning strikes or wall collapses. President promises to make history with India as first strategic dialogue papers over cracks that have appeared in recent months. The deal, first announced in January, was signed on Thursday at a global investor conference organised by the Karnataka government. They dismissed suggestions that they were lacking in transparency by not disclosing details of their interest in the company six weeks ago when the IPL controversy raged. A source revealed that adult film actress Janine Lindemulder, 41, had made the claim after she watched James, who she was married to for two years. | ||
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Thursday, June 3, 2010
DNA Newsletter: June 4, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Friday, June 4, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSImproving ties with India a 'personal priority' for Hillary ClintonAware of New Delhi's concerns on Pakistan and Afghanistan, Clinton acknowledged that 'doubts that remained on both sides' had to be addressed. Lt Gen Nanda has not resigned, says armyThe 59-year-old general, engineer-in-chief of the army, has been accused by the wife of a junior officer of molesting her during a trip to Israel last month. Chairman of Akhil Bhartiya Marathi Chitrapat Mahamandal, Ajay Sarpotdar died in a city hospital today after a prolonged illness. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) says the practice of naming storms (tropical cyclones) was adopted years ago to help identify them so that people could be informed about their arrival quickly. In a damage-control exercise, Israel has dropped India's name from a controversial statement in which it had referred to violence in India to justify its attack on an aid flotilla to Gaza that created a storm. The National Stock Exchange's 50-share Nifty closed up 1.81% at 5,110.5. India dished out a pathetic display in all three departments of the game to suffer a crushing defeat with 11.4 overs to spare that jeopardised their chances of reaching the June 9 final. Cyrus, who recently announced her wish to take a break from her music career to concentrate on her acting skills, is eyeing the role of the young Carrie Bradshaw, played by Sarah Jessica Parker. | ||
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Wednesday, June 2, 2010
DNA Newsletter: June 3, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, June 3, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSMamata Banerjee shows Congress who's boss in West BengalAs Trinamool Congress sweeps civic elections in state, Centre orders CBI probe into Gyaneshwari Express attack. Israel 'regrets' dragging India into controversyTel Aviv said violent incidents in countries like India, Pak which claimed 500 lives have been 'ignored', while it is being condemned for its actions. About a week ago, Chavan had backed former Mumbai commissioner Hasan Gafoor and had said the senior officer was very much in the race. As Trinamool Congress sweeps civic elections in state, Centre orders CBI probe into Gyaneshwari Express attack. Talat Hussain said he would provide a video of the whole episode and further details later in his programme on Aaj Television. Sanand's Nano plant, which is to be inaugurated today, will eventually employ 10,000 people and produce 700 cars/day. Gill however said it is upto the Indian cricket board to decide whether or not to send teams to the Asian Games. Bachchan checks into Sinh Sadan guest house, surfs the net, tweets from room and turns shutterbug. | ||
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Tuesday, June 1, 2010
DNA Newsletter: June 2, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, June 2, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSManmohan Singh, Sonia Gandhi unveil UPA report cardThe report was unveiled by the prime minister and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi at a function held at the prime minister's residence at 7, Race Course Road in New Delhi. Pakistan police arrest two suspects linked to hospital attackThe arrest of the two suspects was confirmed by Special Superintendent of Police Zulfiqar Hamid, who said it would be 'premature' to link the detained men to the JuD. A young couple from Nagpur aboard the ill-fated Gyaneshwari Express that got derailed at Jhargram in West Bengal killing more than 150 passengers on May 28, is still missing, their family said on Monday. ' We are with the chief minister. Sonia Gandhiji is our leader. There is no government failure in handling the 'Odarpu yatra' undertaken by Jagan,' information minister J Geeta Reddy said. Yazid, 54, also known as Sheikh Sa'id al-Masri, and considered to be a relative of Osama bin Laden, was killed along with his family in a drone attack, US officials said. Suzlon Energy said on Tuesday shareholders would be offered two shares for every 15 held in a rights issue at a price of Rs63 each. The 16th edition of the Games will be held in Guangzhou, China, from November 12 to 27 and BCCI's backing out amounts to missing a couple of potential medals. The Thriller hitmaker set up the Michael Jackson Family Trust fund in 1995, before he welcomed his three children, Prince, 13, Paris, | ||
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