Tuesday, June 15, 2010

DNA Newsletter: June 16, 2010

Today's Headlines Wednesday, June 16, 2010
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Nuclear liability bill set for re-look after Bhopal blunder

All agencies are making a hard assessment of govt's earlier move to cap the liability in case of nuclear disaster at Rs500 crore.

Government to go slow on personal tax reforms

Under the latest direct tax code, there will be no big-bang changes in basic tax rates and slabs. The DTC is not going to replace the complexity of the Income Tax Act, 1961, anytime soon.
The results will be available online at www.maha.results.in sharp at 11am, state board secretary TN Supe told DNA.
Two tyres of the left landing gear of the aircraft deflated soon after it landed at the IGI airport in New Delhi today.
The men were arrested for a variety of immigration offences, including illegal entry, working in breach of their visa conditions, and overstaying their visas.
Rising for the fifth straight day, the 30-share barometer of the Bombay Stock Exchange ended higher by 74.66 points, or 0.43%, at 17,412.83.
Although each of them came close to secure the early lead once during the keenly-contested first half, none of them could really break the stalemate.
The blogger has posted an uncensored photo of Hannah Montana star Miley Cyrus on his Twitter account, showing her in a short white dress sans underwear.
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Monday, June 14, 2010

DNA Newsletter: June 15, 2010

Today's Headlines Tuesday, June 15, 2010
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Carbide used 3rd world country to escape strict safety norms

Chief judicial magistrate Mohan P Tiwari has called the Bhopal gas tragedy a 'white-collar crime' by the American corporation.

78 Indians evacuated safely from Kyrgyzstan's Osh city

Over 100 Indians were trapped in the Kyrgyz city which has been hit by ethnic violence for the last three days leaving 113 people dead.
Bouquet tradition broken by Sena supremo as MNS chief turns 42.
Chief judicial magistrate Mohan P Tiwari has called the Bhopal gas tragedy a 'white-collar crime' by the American corporation.
The sale of condoms in South Korea has risen five-fold after fans celebrated their football team winning in the opening World Cup game against Greece.
Dr. Reddy' disagrees with the court's decision and intends to appeal, the company said in a statement over the weekend.
The sale of condoms in South Korea has risen five-fold after fans celebrated their football team winning in the opening World Cup game against Greece.
Stewart, who plays Bella in the Twilight franchise, confessed at a press conference this weekend that she found it "hard" to kiss Lautner.
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Sunday, June 13, 2010

DNA Newsletter: June 14, 2010

Today's Headlines Monday, June 14, 2010
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Poll pressure takes its toll: BJP brass divided on Nitish Kumar

Orissa chief minister had pulled the rug from under BJP's feet and severed alliance after the once-partners-in-power in the state bickered over seat-sharing ahead of assembly polls last year.

Fifa World Cup: Germany thrash hapless Australia 4-0

Germany crushed Australia 4-0 in their Group D match in Durban on Sunday with goals from Lukas Podolski, Miroslav Klose, Cacau and Thomas Mueller.
'Unidentified persons today came outside my office in Grant Road. After seeing the shutter down, they pelted stones at my brother-in-law Akthar Hussain Shah's dental clinic, which is adjacent to my office,' advocate Farhana Shah said.
State general secretary Giriraj Singh lashed out at the Bihar chief minister saying the BJP's tie-up with the JD(U) was not binding.
Days after announcing that he was voluntarily quitting Penguin International as its CEO, India- born David Davidar has now said the company has terminated him.
The resources raised will be used to fuel the bank's business.
Green fumbled Clint Dempsey's shot into England's goal, allowing the Americans to equalise and manage to tie the match 1-1.
The Black Eyed Peas frontman has been romantically linked to the X Factor judge since she broke up with husband Ashley.
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Saturday, June 12, 2010

DNA Newsletter: June 13, 2010

Today's Headlines Sunday, June 13, 2010
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India will request US to extradite Anderson: Pranab Mukherjee

After allegations of Rajiv Gandhi's hand in Anderson's escape, UPA goes into damage control mode; group of ministers to manage 'all aspects' of Bhopal issue.

After Nitish dinner snub, BJP goes into damage control

The party dismissed suggestions that strains with JD(U) would have any impact on their ties ahead of the assembly polls in the state.
Says MNS voted for the ruling alliance in order to get its MLAs' suspension revoked, something the Shiv Sena has been alleging for a year.
Narrow escape for passengers as section of track is blown off; blast blamed on pro-Tamil groups
In the week that the UN Security Council imposed a new round of sanctions on Tehran, Riyadh agreed to allow Israel to use a narrow air corridor in the North to reach Iran.
Almost one-third of the online buzz around the World Cup in the month running up to the soccer tournament was focused on Nike, twice as high as rival and official sponsor Adidas AG.
Describing Shoaib Akhtar as a 'fighter', Tanvir played down past controversies surrounding the Rawalpindi Express, and said he expects the fast bowler to be a changed man.
The actor is looking for a swanky new office in Bandra; will allocate a huge room there to stock the numerous scripts that he receives on a daily basis.
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Friday, June 11, 2010

DNA Newsletter: June 12, 2010

Today's Headlines Saturday, June 12, 2010
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World Cup party starts, mourning Nelson Mandela absent

The hosts kicked off the tournament against Mexico at 1400 GMT at the stadium on the outskirts of the huge township of Soweto, a centre of the anti-apartheid struggle.

Centre rules out military in anti-Maoist operations

At a meeting of the cabinet committee on security on Thursday, both the army and the air force expressed inability to participate in such operations due to preoccupation with guarding the nation's borders.
BMC has identified 249 water logging spots in the city, 55 of them are marked chronic including Milan subway, Andheri subway, Kalachowkie, Kurla and Dadar.
While Modi has maintained a silence over this issue, it seems that he is finally gaining acceptability within and outside the BJP.
13-year-old Zenani was killed on Friday after leaving a concert ahead of the World Cup kick off, the Nelson Mandela Foundation said.
Mukesh re-entered the telecom sector by announcing a deal to buy 95% of Infotel Broadband Services Pvt Ltd.
Hamilton has claimed pole in each of his two previous races of the Canadian Grand Prix, and clinched his maiden triumph in 2007 in only the sixth race of his career.
A New York City radio station Z100 reported that the Gladiator star had died. This resulted in a hustle of Internet and radio reports believing about the news.
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Thursday, June 10, 2010

DNA Newsletter: June 11, 2010

Today's Headlines Friday, June 11, 2010
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Reports on Anderson's exit from Bhopal not correct: Arjun Singh

Then Madhya Pradesh chief minister Singh's role in facilitating the departure of former Union Carbide chief Warren Anderson from Bhopal in December 1984 has come under the scanner.

Sri Lankan minister says he was pardoned in 1987

Douglas Devananda was declared a proclaimed offender by a Chennai court on charges of murder, rioting and unlawful assembly in Chennai in 1986, according to reports.
The minister underwent a surgical procedure to remove mouth infection at a Mumbai hospital. The procedure to remove infective granuloma took almost an hour.
The defence ministry has opposed the use of special operation soldiers to be used in anti-Maoist operations. It is also against air force choppers being used to ferry troops.
The blast occurred late yesterday in a housing compound where men had gathered during the festivities, with female guests at a different house that was not hit, one witness said.
Stock market bellwether index Sensex rose for the second consecutive session today ending 264 points higher on renewed investor confidence, supported by positive European cues.
The middle-order batsman said that his consistence performance in IPL-III drew the attention of the selectors, who considered his name for the Asia Cup.
Actress Courteney Cox has revealed that she and her 'Friends' co-star Jennifer Aniston ate the same salad everyday for ten years.
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Wednesday, June 9, 2010

DNA Newsletter: June 10, 2010

Today's Headlines Thursday, June 10, 2010
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Top official ordered Anderson's release, says ex-district collector

Moti Singh, collector of Bhopal at the time of the gas tragedy, told a TV channel that the then Madhya Pradesh chief secretary had ordered the Union Carbide chairman's release.

Indian team already halfway through Headley interrogation

Interrogation so far has divulged vital information that could lead to corroboration of known facts in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack case.
Chinks in Mumbai airport infrastructure were exposed today when disruption in power supply and water logging at the newly-constructed terminal IC severely affected flight operations.
An external affairs ministry official said India "renewed the request for extradition on a number of occasions from the time it was first made in 2003 to September 2008."
An external affairs ministry official said India "renewed the request for extradition on a number of occasions from the time it was first made in 2003 to September 2008."
The No 3 US wireless service provider said it sold six times more EVO phones on the launch date than it did Instinct phones from Samsung Electronics.
Afridi said Akhtar has been training hard to get in shape after being out of competitive cricket for over a year, and is raring to perform on the international stage.
The three actors have been approached by IIFA authorities to be a part of a project of rehabilitating captured child soldiers of Sri Lanka, who fought for the LTTE.
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