| Today's Headlines | Friday, July 16, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSPakistan to act on Headley leads, talks to continueAfter day-long discussions, external affairs minister SM Krishna and his Pakistani counterpart Shah Mahmood Qureshi held a joint press conference, at which both stuck to positive overtones. India gets rupee symbol, but not for banknotesThe design is the brainchild of Bombay IIT postgraduate D Udaya Kumar, who met finance minister Pranab Mukherjee after the cabinet approved the symbol. Union Territory status means Central rule and since the Central government's stand over the years has always been pro-Karnataka, the demand for Union Territory will not serve any purpose, said BJP. The design is the brainchild of Bombay IIT postgraduate D Udaya Kumar, who met finance minister Pranab Mukherjee after the cabinet approved the symbol. The two ministers met at the Pakistan foreign office for nearly three hours which included a working lunch after which they were scheduled to hold a joint press conference. The design is the brainchild of Bombay IIT postgraduate D Udaya Kumar, who met finance minister Pranab Mukherjee after the cabinet approved the symbol. Modi had said that he wanted the committee of independent persons and not of those who are the members of BCCI, as they would be biased against him. Film-maker Mudassar Aziz, as he opens up for the first time to DNA on his reported relationship and break-up with actress Sushmita Sen | ||
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Thursday, July 15, 2010
DNA Newsletter: July 16, 2010
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
DNA Newsletter: July 15, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, July 15, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSPak disappointed with GK Pillai's remarks linking ISI to 26/11The home secretary had recently said that ISI had a "much more significant" role to play in the 26/11 plot than earlier thought. Parties play politics over Karnataka borderThough an all-party delegation led by chief minister Ashok Chavan called on prime minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday regarding the dispute, political bickering has come to the fore. Nearly 60kg of chlorine bottled in a cylinder lying in the Mumbai Port Trust dock at Haji Bunder in Sewri leaked and spread early on Wednesday morning, triggering panic in Mumbai. The SC has asked both Karnataka and Maharashtra to file their affidavits on their inter-state border dispute, and Karnataka's team of legal experts is giving the final touches to its affidavit. Fresh from their visit to Pakistan and Afghanistan, Democratic Senators Carl Levin and Jack Reed demanded that the Haqqani network and also the Pakistani Taliban should be declared as foreign terrorists. Only claims from hospitals agreeing to insurance firms' slabs will be entertained. Team manager Yawar Saeed said Malik was dropped because of his form, and that there was no disciplinary action taken against him. The actor, who had locked horns with Shobhaa De, has now publicly apologised to the acclaimed author. | ||
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Tuesday, July 13, 2010
DNA Newsletter: July 14, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, July 14, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSArmy major killed, colonel injured in encounter with terrorists in J&KThe encounter took place in a region close to the Line of Control. It was not clear if any of the terrorists were killed in the encounter. Indian student shot dead in USArun Kumar Narote, who hails from Hyderabad was gunned down yesterday at a grocery store at Bridgeport in Connecticut where he was working as a part-time employee. Soon after, chief minister Ashok Chavan announced that the admission process would begin from July 16. Arun Kumar Narote, who hails from Hyderabad was gunned down yesterday at a grocery store at Bridgeport in Connecticut where he was working as a part-time employee. The conspiracy spanned three continents, involved a number of other co-conspirators, and consumed at least three years of the defendants' relatively young lives. In a civil lawsuit filed, Paul Ceglia said he signed a contract with Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg in 2003 to develop and design a website. Presenter Roberto Pettinato, said he wanted revenge after the tentacled soothsayer called the results so well. The two, along with co-star Rupert Grint, were instructed by director David Yates to "run like maniacs" for a series of frantic scenes, and while they enjoyed it, Grint had to struggle to keep up. | ||
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Monday, July 12, 2010
DNA Newsletter: July 13, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, July 13, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSMaharashtra-Karnataka border row turns violent, halts bus servicesA street protest turned into a full-fledged conflict between the two neighbouring states, bringing to a halt transport services on both sides. Jammu & Kashmir govt to conduct probe into civilian deathsThe resolution that the BJP objected to was one of six adopted at an all-party meeting called by the Omar Abdullah government. The premier US investigative agency has also pointed out that the Indian forces did not have the sophisticated gadgets and systems to intercept the communication between the attackers and their handlers in Pakistan. ISRO successfully launched on Monday its polar satellite launch vehicle (PSLV) rocket that slung into orbit five satellites, including the advanced high resolution cartography satellite Cartosat-2B. The women, mainly Malaysian, are recruited by agents who offer cash up front of up to 10,000 dollars plus air tickets to come to New Zealand. Hopes of India Inc recording robust earnings for the first quarter saw the barometer opening on a strong note and surging 176 points to touch a high of 18,010.07, a level last seen on April 7. Paul, the 'psychic octopus', won praise and adulation from Indian celebrities today for his dream run of predictions at the World Cup. Music legend Lata Mangeshkar regrets not meeting the late pop star Michael Jackson. | ||
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Sunday, July 11, 2010
DNA Newsletter: July 12, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Monday, July 12, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSAndres Iniesta wins World Cup for SpainWith the score level at 0-0 four minutes from the end and about to go to a penalty shootout, Iniesta scored from close range after a Cesc Fabregas pass to end the all-European final. PDP snubs PM, declines invite for all-party meet in Kashmir'It was kind of PM to call me yesterday [on Saturday]. I have deep regard and respect for him. However, it was painful to convey my inability to attend the meet,' said PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti. Maharashtra's law minister Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil should resign in the wake of adverse rulings in the 'Best-Five' and James Laine case, Shiv Sena executive president Uddhav Thackeray said today. Interestingly, Pakistan's population grew at the highest rate in the sub-continent -- 2.2% over the last five years. Photographs posted on state-run www.cubadebate.cu taken by his son Alex showed a smiling, healthy-looking Castro, 83, talking with directors of the National Center of Scientific Investigations. 'India, as a matter of fact, is ranked the highest at 56% where a majority of the employees feel they have to leave their organisation to advance to a higher job,' a Towers Watson's Global Workforce Study, said. Liverpool will only let him go if they receive a mega bid in the region of 70 million pounds to force through a move to Chelsea. The X Factor judge is still on oxygen, a drip and unable to talk as her fight against a deadly strain of malaria continues in a top London private hospital. | ||
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Friday, July 9, 2010
DNA Newsletter: July 10, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, July 10, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSSupreme Court order to lift ban on Laine's book on Shivaji shocking: VHPThe controversial book authored by American writer James Laine allegedly contains defamatory references to Maratha warrior king Shivaji Maharaj. Curfew fails to stop militants from attacking securitymen in KashmirMilitants lobbed four grenades and opened indiscriminate fire at a convoy of police and CRPF vehicles at Chankhan in which a CRPF constable was injured. The controversial book authored by American writer James Laine allegedly contains defamatory references to Maratha warrior king Shivaji Maharaj. Pakistan prime minister Yousuf Raza Gilani made the remarks during a meeting with a visiting delegation of US senators. Pakistan prime minister Yousuf Raza Gilani made the remarks during a meeting with a visiting delegation of US senators. Tracking firm Asian peers and an overnight rise in US markets, the 30-share bellwether of the BSE surged by 181.81 points, or 1 per cent, to 17,833.54, its best closing in three weeks. The last time it closed at this level was on June 21. Cricket team captain MS Dhoni is planning a private reception in Delhi; gets designer clothes. Khan and Theron will be seated in the same VIP block when they watch the FIFA World Cup finals between Netherlands and Spain. | ||
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Thursday, July 8, 2010
DNA Newsletter: July 9, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Friday, July 9, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSGovernment under pressure to sack J&K chief minister Omar AbdullahThe suggestion to remove the chief minister seems untenable, particularly since no alternative candidate is available to the Congress. All-party delegation to meet PM over Karnataka border issueState govt feels the heat as opposition threatens agitation across Maharashtra. In a special meet, Mumbai legislators raise issues related to development. The explosion took place hours after suspected NDFB militants had blown up railway tracks at two places in Sonitpur district last night. Rail traffic has been affected in the state due to the explosions. His fast comes as the siege of the UN office entered the third day today. But, unlike yesterday the essential staff of the world body reported for work. The Bombay Stock Exchange's 30-share bellwether ended the session at 17,651.73, up by 180.70 points or 1.03%. German fans had been praying that the two-year-old octopus, who was born in Britain and later moved to a German aquarium, had made a mistake when he chose the Spaniards to triumph. Film-maker Sudhir Mishra and his team divided after heated meeting at his office over what his new film's title should be. | ||
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