Monday, August 9, 2010

DNA Newsletter: August 10, 2010

Today's Headlines Tuesday, August 10, 2010
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Mamata Banerjee's convoy hit by lorry in East Midnapore

'The railway minister was not in the vehicle which was hit by the lorry, causing minor injuries to one of her bodyguards,' East Midnapore superintendent of police Ashok Biswas said.

Oil leak off Mumbai coast plugged: Coast guard

'It is observed that in the last six hours, the fuel from the ship tank has stopped coming out,' SPS Basra, IG coast guard (western region) said.
BARC uses seawater for its two research reactors--Dhruva and Cirus--for cooling purposes.
He may not hold the key to the chest, but he is the one who provides a mass base to the politics of the mining lords in mineral-rich Bellary district.
Zardari also insisted that the days when the country's spy agencies, which have long been accused of working with militant outfits in the region, were more powerful than the country's elected leaders, are over.
Infosys' nominations committee, including ICICI Bank's non-executive chairman KV Kamath and Cornell University professor Jeffrey Sean Lehman, has already begun discussions on the process.
India will be without in-form batting veteran Sachin Tendulkar and spin spearhead Harbhajan Singh, both of whom have been rested, and injured opener Gautam Gambhir in the series.
'Dabangg was a whole lot smoother process for me because Salman was there as a mentor and guide,' she said.
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Saturday, August 7, 2010

DNA Newsletter: August 8, 2010

Today's Headlines Sunday, August 8, 2010
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Dental Council of India de-recognises 39 dental colleges

The VCs of both these universities made representations to Azad and to the Union human resources development minister Kapil Sibal. Both reportedly told the DCI to reconsider.

Army launches massive rescue operation in Leh

Death toll reaches 121; 500 missing; 400 injured.
Two Panamanian cargo ships - MSC Chitra and Merchant Vessel Khalija - today collided off the Mumbai coast causing 200 litres of hydraulic oil to spill from one of the vessels.
Supreme Court appointed agency has taken statements of many witnesses who were at the receiving end of Shah & co's intimidation.
The shocking announcement from the world's top personal computer maker sent its shares plunging 10%, as CEO Mark Hurd is one of the most admired executives in Silicon Valley.
According to the BSE notification, the company's board has authorised submission of a binding bid to acquire a majority stake before the August 10 deadline set for bids.
Veteran Laxman cracked a fighting unbeaten 103 as India relied on their experienced batsmen to pull off a five-wicket win in the third and final cricket Test against Sri Lanka to level the series.
Actor Sonakshi Sinha, who is debuting in Bollywood, opens up on handling comparisons with her father Shatrughan, her ideal man and sex appeal.
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Friday, August 6, 2010

DNA Newsletter: August 7, 2010

Today's Headlines Saturday, August 7, 2010
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Commonwealth Games corruption rocks Parliament

CPI member Gurudas Dasgupta was the first to raise the issue of massive corruption in the run-up to the Games during zero hour in Lok Sabha.

Indiabulls grabs second mill in Mumbai for Rs1,505 crore

The bid amount is twice the reserve price of Rs750 crore fixed for the 8.38-acre piece of land.
The bid amount is twice the reserve price of Rs750 crore fixed for the 8.38-acre piece of land.
375 people injured, hundreds missing. Army sets up makeshift shelters, hospitals, jawans distribute relief, rescue people.
Shaking hands with Zardari after a formal meeting at picturesque Chequers country retreat, Cameron said, that they had discussed how to "deepen and enhance" their strategic partnership.
The bid amount is twice the reserve price of Rs750 crore fixed for the 8.38-acre piece of land.
Chasing 257 to win, India were 53 for three in their second innings at close on the fourth day of the third and final cricket Test against Sri Lanka at P Sara Oval in Colombo today.
Aisha leaves you with mixed feelings. It, however, might be the ideal date flick. If it doesn't hold your interest, you'll at least have something to distract yourself with.
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Thursday, August 5, 2010

DNA Newsletter: August 6, 2010

Today's Headlines Friday, August 6, 2010
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Mirwaiz seeks UN help as two more die in Kashmir violence

Hurriyat hawk Syed Ali Shah Geelani's peace plea fails: People take to streets, pelt stones at security forces.

P Chidambaram to pull up babus for indiscipline

The home ministry has said it will punish workers who reported or work late, skipped office or stayed out of it for long periods.
37-year-old Frumet Teitelbaum, an Israeli citizen who was stopped by officials in March after she landing at Kennedy airport because of overusing her visitor's visa, was granted a green card last week.
Mukesh Singhal, who runs a paper producing factory, allegedly raped the 17-year-old first year student of a Delhi University college last evening, a senior police officer said.
'There were 188 passengers and 11 crew members on board the United Airlines Flight 949 from London's Heathrow airport', airlines spokeperson Mike Trevino said.
Growth in new deals tapers off in June after spiking in March quarter even as BPO continues its steady march.
The government took the step after finding Hockey India's reply to a show-cause notice unsatisfactory.
The day when it was announced that actors Rajnikanth and Aishwarya as well as double Academy winner AR Rahman were coming together in a project titled Endhiran, people expected some magic from them.
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Wednesday, August 4, 2010

DNA Newsletter: August 5, 2010

Today's Headlines Thursday, August 5, 2010
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Heed voices of reason, desist from violence, Chidambaram tells Kashmir

The Union home minister promised to reactivate dialogue to address their grievances once normalcy is restored in the Valley.

Commonwealth Games sponsors do a rethink

Both Indian Railways and National Thermal Power Corporation have asked for clarification over utilisation of their funds.
Union minister of state for communications and IT Gurudas Kamat said that the regulations needed to be diluted to expand the road infrastructure and expedite the re-development of several colonies and slums.
India wanted the UN to distance itself from the remarks that it asserts are being used by separatists and Pakistan government to claim that the international community is on their side.
President Asif Ali Zardari arrived in UK for what is expected to be a tense visit in the backdrop of premier David Cameron's warning that Pakistan must stop promoting "export of terror".
Tata Sons has formed a five-member panel to find a succesor and will look within the group of companies as well as externally, including overseas, it said in a statement.
The post-lunch session was the most productive session for India as they took four wickets at the expense of 56 runs.
While insurance for celebrity body parts is not a regular feature in India yet, there are a few companies willing to make an exception for John, who suffered a minor muscle pull recently.
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Tuesday, August 3, 2010

DNA Newsletter: August 4, 2010

Today's Headlines Wednesday, August 4, 2010
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Finally, nuclear liability bill moves towards consensus

Liability for power plant operators, set at Rs500 crore initially, has been enhanced to Rs1,000 crore.

Demolish illegal encroachments in Mumbai, orders Maharashtra CM

Ashok Chavan blames nexus between police, politicians and officials in BMC for proliferation of slums in Mumbai.
'Mumbai: Machhar war is in full swing', Asha said on the microblogging site.
Probe agency seeks five-day remand for ex-MoS; defence counsel Jethmalani tells CBI court that the former minister has no role in the fake encounter.
The Pakistan army chief wants Indian consulates in the country to be closed and is even prepared to support suicide attacks.
Research in Motion has offered to share with Indian security agencies its technical codes for corporate email services, open up access to all consumer email within 15 days.
Left-arm spinner accounts for Sangakkara and Jayawardene as the home team posts 293/4; Samaraweera unbeaten on 65.
Good friend and producer makes it possible for the actor to visit her college, filling her with tearful nostalgia. Prachi, along with actor Emraan Hashmi also visits Ajmer Sharif to offer prayers for new film.
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Monday, August 2, 2010

DNA Newsletter: August 3, 2010

Today's Headlines Tuesday, August 3, 2010
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RIM says will not compromise BlackBerry security

The Waterloo, Ontario-based company said in a statement it respects both the regulatory requirements of government and the security needs of corporations and other customers.

I don't know about 2019 Asiad bid: MS Gill

The Union sports minister said presenting a bid was a long and well-thought process and things can not be done in a hurry.
The detained students were being subjected to a medical test to determine alcohol level in blood under provisions of Bombay Prohibition Act.
He is not the eldest of the three Reddy brothers, neither is he the youngest. But the tourism minister is the brain behind the kingmakers from Bellary.
The British envoy 'explained the context in which the remarks were made by the British PM, adding that the UK was looking forward to strengthening its strategic relations with Pakistan in the months and years ahead'.
The Waterloo, Ontario-based company said in a statement it respects both the regulatory requirements of government and the security needs of corporations and other customers.
The 37-year-old champion batsman will overtake retired former Australian captain Steve Waugh when he plays in the 169th match of his career tomorrow.
Tweedy, 27, said that a medical blunder left her just hours from death, and that she only pulled through because Hough, 25, insisted on further tests, which later revealed she had malaria.
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