Monday, November 8, 2010

DNA Newsletter:November 9, 2010

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India and US call for smashing terror networks like Lashkar-e-Taiba

In the joint statement, two countries emphasized the importance of close cooperation in combating terrorist financing and in protecting the international financial system.

From Chandni Chowk to Chicago — Obama's address has all

Obama mentioned his "hero" Mahatma Gandhi six times and India 61 times as he recalled the country's contribution in "shaping the world for thousands of years".
The MNS, with 28 seats in the 107-member house, had emerged as the second largest party after the Shiv Sena (31) in the recently concluded polls
His endorsement of India joining the UN Security Council was greeted by thunderous applause by the gathering, was tempered with his suggestions for what India should do to fulfill its increased responsibility that comes with increased power.
What is obvious is Bollywood's silence on Barack and Michelle Obama's visit to Mumbai which was evident on Twitter till Obama left for New Delhi to dine with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
Singh and Obama committed to enhance the bilateral cooperation in technology transfer, enhancement of trade and investment flow to create jobs in the respective nations and raise the living standards.
Singh produced a match-saving maiden Test century to steer his team to safety alongwith VVS Laxman as the first cricket Test against New Zealand ended in a draw in Ahmedabad today.
What is obvious is Bollywood's silence on Barack and Michelle Obama's visit to Mumbai which was evident on Twitter till Obama left for New Delhi to dine with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
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Sunday, November 7, 2010

DNA Newsletter:November 8, 2010

Today's Headlines Monday, November 8, 2010
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Foreign media amused by Obama's two left feet

Many of the scribes were also surprised by the incisive tone of the questions posed by students at an interaction with the US president in Mumbai.

By the brace of Fernando Torres

Fernando Torres was back to his predatory best with two well-taken goals in the first half, inspiring Liverpool to their best performance of the season and their third successive league win.
Many of the scribes were also surprised by the incisive tone of the questions posed by students at an interaction with the US president in Mumbai.
Many of the scribes were also surprised by the incisive tone of the questions posed by students at an interaction with the US president in Mumbai.
Many of the scribes were also surprised by the incisive tone of the questions posed by students at an interaction with the US president in Mumbai.
The deals follow the "bogof" - buy one get one free - which drew criticism for adding to food wastage and the amount of packaging sent to landfill.
Pakistan grabbed early high ground after India won the toss and chose to bowl. It scored 78 for 2, while India could garner only 56 runs in 4 overs.
According to the Daily Mail, Swift said it is the rejection and heartbreak she pours into her songs that have driven her to succeed.
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Friday, November 5, 2010

DNA Newsletter:November 6, 2010

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Market on mind, Obama leaves for India

The US president said he would be talking about opening up of additional markets in countries like India as American jobs depended greatly on American exports.

Pakistan step up pressure on US not to grant concessions to India

The Pakistan government also made it clear that it was against Obama expressing any endorsement for India's move to become a permanent member of the UN Security Council.
Vehicle passes have been issued to car owners living in residential buildings close to Taj area. Over 500 passes have been issued so far, police said.
The statement was made by a top US security official in the wake of reports that the US did not convey critical information on Mumbai attack plotter David Headley to India.
The statement was made by a top US security official in the wake of reports that the US did not convey critical information on Mumbai attack plotter David Headley to India.
The Sensex, which gained 427 points in the previous session, rose by 111.39 points, or 0.53%, today, to 21,004.96, a level never seen before.
Singh scored 69 in 97 balls with three sixes and five fours to help his team post 487 in their first innings after they were reeling at 412 for 8 post lunch at the Sardar Patel Stadium in Motera.
Action Replayy is an illogical, out-an-out no-brainer you can watch this Diwali weekend. It may not leave you in splits, but it sure does have the power to put that smile on your face.
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Thursday, November 4, 2010

DNA Newsletter:November 5, 2010

Today's Headlines Friday, November 5, 2010
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Delta flight makes emergency landing in Mumbai

The emergency was withdrawn after 28 minutes of landing even as the anti-bomb squad conducted the search which was on till last reports came in close to midnight.

Allegations against army men in housing scam shames force: VK Singh

Gen Singh also said that he was 'extremely saddened' at the scam and vowed that no officers would be spared if proved guilty irrespective of whom they might be.
Dubai-based Eros Worldwide had moved the Bombay high court seeking to stall the release of the film on the ground that Shah failed to pay its dues amounting to Rs6.56 crore.
...predict astrologer Bejan Daruwalla and numerologist Vijay S Parrmar on the US First Family's upcoming visit.
...predict astrologer Bejan Daruwalla and numerologist Vijay S Parrmar on the US First Family's upcoming visit.
Thanks to a bountiful monsoon and healthy real-estate returns, Amdavadis splurged on gold on Wednesday, the Dhanteras day. The city did a business of about Rs30 crore as about 150 kg of gold was bought by people.
Electing to bat, India rode on Virender Sehwag's classy 22nd century and Rahul Dravid's 30th ton to pile up an imposing 329 for three at close on the opening day.
...predict astrologer Bejan Daruwalla and numerologist Vijay S Parrmar on the US First Family's upcoming visit.
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010

DNA Newsletter:November 4, 2010

Today's Headlines Thursday, November 4, 2010
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Indian-American Kamala Harris wins California attorney general polls

Harris will be the first woman to hold the office of attorney general in California, elections for which were held yesterday.

Lalbaug flyover collapse: Errant contractor may go scot-free

MMRDA officials say blacklisting him is not the solution; senior officials say the mishap could have been due to 'machine failure'
T-shirts with pictures of the world leader are put on display at a clothing store in Colaba in South Mumbai.
Harris will be the first woman to hold the office of attorney general in California, elections for which were held yesterday.
Days before his maiden visit to India, Obama tasted defeat at the US mid-term polls, seen as a referendum on his economic policies, that had promised recovery to the recession-hit American economy.
Despite record hike in the price of gold, Amdavadis continued to buy the yellow metal on Tuesday, a day before Dhanteras.
Gavaskar had yesterday hit out at the BCCI for not paying him for his role in the IPL governing council, a claim which was promptly refuted by the BCCI.
The singer said he fell in love with a man so deeply that he wanted to throw away his career to live a life of anonymity in Asia or Europe.
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010

DNA Newsletter:November 3, 2010

Today's Headlines Wednesday, November 3, 2010
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Navy says it had not issued NOC to Adarsh Society

'After we sought details pertaining to the Adarsh society, the navy informed us that 'No Objection Certificate' was not given for the construction of the building,' a senior CBI officer said on condition of anonymity.

US to spend $200 million a day on Obama's Mumbai visit

About 3,000 people including Secret Service agents, US government officials and journalists will accompany the president.
About 3,000 people including Secret Service agents, US government officials and journalists will accompany the president.
About 3,000 people including Secret Service agents, US government officials and journalists will accompany the president.
Obama will put up at the iconic hotel during his stay in Mumbai and pay respects to the people who lost their lives in the attack besides signing the guest book there, sources said.
Realty companies said, however, that supply of houses has to improve to correct the situation and bankers indicated that home loan rates may not go up immediately.
After a day at the nets practicing for the forthcoming Test match in the city against the Kiwis, master blaster Sachin Tendulkar found time to meet his old buddy, Dalbir Singh Gill.
A sociology professor at the University of South Carolina is offering a course titled 'Lady Gaga and the Sociology of Fame'.
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Monday, November 1, 2010

DNA Newsletter:November 2, 2010

Today's Headlines Tuesday, November 2, 2010
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Does Adarsh belong to army? Audit to prove

The local controller and auditor general (CAG) has sought details of all military land records from defence estate offices across the country.

RBI hints at tightening monetary policy

The Reserve Bank hinted at a marginal hike in key policy rates when it reviews its monetary stance tomorrow, saying inflation was still above the comfort zone and that there was uptick in credit to non-food sectors.
Contesting the Kalyan-Dombivli civic polls for the first time, Raj Thackeray's party won 26 seats and emerged as the second largest party in the 107-member house.
Congress reminded Kumar that Atal Bihari Vajpayee had become a prime minister without being a chief minister and wondered whether the former was questioning the competence of the BJP veteran.
A statement from the Supreme Electoral Court, which oversees elections, said governing party candidate Rousseff won the election. When she takes office January 1, she will be Brazil's first female leader.
The exchange had earlier announced a halt of trade for an hour between noon (0630 GMT) and 1pm local time and later extended it to 2.30pm as it tried to resolve the glitch.
Razzaq scored an unbeaten 109 off 72 balls, as Pakistan reached 289 for nine with one ball left in reply to South Africa's 286 for eight.
Actor Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, who turns a year older today, says she's in a very happy phase of life and believes in living for the moment.
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