| Today's Headlines | Friday, November 26, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSTrial was unfair, cries Ajmal Kasab; demands retrialHe claimed that important witnesses were not examined, material evidence not tabled and norms not followed in appointing lawyers to defend him. It's witch-hunt, I did nothing wrong: Lalit ModiModi, in an interview to You Tube, said he actually spent from his own pocket during his tenure and never took any money from the Indian cricket board for his job. He claimed that important witnesses were not examined, material evidence not tabled and norms not followed in appointing lawyers to defend him. The RSS, which initially threw its weight behind the CM, suddenly backed out and asked the BJP to take a call on its own. It was, in a way, a blessing in disguise for Yeddyurappa. Why? The answer is simple: there is no Sonia Gandhi in the BJP. The two men, who use their celebrity status to promote the anti-poverty work of the UN Development Programme, will mobilize their all-star team to challenge Greek-side Olympiacos in a friendly on 15 December, 2010. Aroon Raman, chairman of Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Karnataka, is a wee bit worried that the momentum generated at the Global Investment Meet (GIM) early this year could slacken, if the current political crisis had stretched. The two men, who use their celebrity status to promote the anti-poverty work of the UN Development Programme, will mobilize their all-star team to challenge Greek-side Olympiacos in a friendly on 15 December, 2010. Debutante director Danish Aslam has his relationship priorities in place and a break from wife Shruti Seth is definitely not one of them. | ||
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Thursday, November 25, 2010
DNA Newsletter:November 26, 2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
DNA Newsletter:November 24, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, November 24, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSBS Yeddyurappa may stay, for nowBJP chief Nitin Gadkari said a decision on the Karnataka chief minister's fate would be announced by 11am on Wednesday. India makes significant improvement in tackling HIV/AIDS: UNIndia reduced HIV/AIDS by 50% while its pharmaceutical companies played a major role in care and treatment by supplying 86% of the first line drugs to the poorest countries. This was how Pakistani gunman Ajmal Kasab responded today when BJP leader Eknath Khadse asked the death row convict in the Mumbai terror attack how he was feeling at the Arthur Road Jail. The police today arrested an auto rickshaw driver, a native of Rajasthan, in connection with the sexual assault case on a Taiwanese woman in the city, police said. The United States vowed to defend its ally South Korea after North Korea rained artillery shells on its neighbour today, killing two people and touching off widespread alarm in world capitals. The BSE benchmark Sensex managed to regain its feet after plummeting by 615 points in early trade today, paring its loss to just 265 points as domestic and foreign investors reaffirmed their confidence in shares of Indian blue-chips at low prices. Ishant Sharma returned match figures of 7/58 as hosts registered an emphatic innings victory over New Zealand to win the three-match rubber 1-0; Rahul Dravid won the Man of the Match award, Harbhajan Singh the Man of the Series. Worth more than £20 million, the Harry Potter actress has proved box office magic but despite her youthful success the 20-year-old has had crippling doubts about her talents. | ||
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Monday, November 22, 2010
DNA Newsletter:November 23, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, November 23, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSJoint parliamentary committe probe concern grows for Congress as allies back oppositionThe Congress's position weakened considerably when DMK's TR Baalu and Trinamool's Sudeep Bandhopadhyay supported a JPC probe openly at an all-party meeting called by finance minister Pranab Mukherjee. BS Yeddyurappa in Delhi, remains defiantAfter ignoring summons by party leadership for two days, the Karnataka chief minister arrived in Delhi in the evening and met 17 MPs from the state supporting him in an apparent display of strength. The approval has come only after the state government promised never to create any hotels or shopping centres around the project area, as it initially wanted, and plant nearly 555 hectares of new mangroves and forests. Leader of opposition in the Karnataka assembly Siddaramaiah said that If the BJP high command failed to secure Yeddyurappa's resignation, Congress will launch a state-wide agitation against the government, William's RAF pals want to stage a special fly-past when he marries his fiancee Kate Middleton. Pakistan's economy is losing out on cost and freight advantage for goods and machinery due to its "highly restricted" import list from India, Indian high commissioner Sharat Sabharwal said today. Rahul Dravid notched up his 31st Test century while captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni smashed his way to 98 as India reached a mammoth 566. Actor Deepika Padukone shoots from the lip on friends, rumoured rivals and a certain Mr Mallya. | ||
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Sunday, November 21, 2010
DNA Newsletter:November 22, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Monday, November 22, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSDawn of an era: Anil Kumble & Co sweep KSCA electionFormer India skipper defeats Wadiyar to become president; Srinath, Prasad take over as secretary and vice-president respectively. India enjoys its best ever day at Asian GamesAthletes Preeja Sreedharan, Sudha Singh and shooter Ronjan Singh Sodhi clinched the yellow metal; Kavita Raut won silver in 10,000 metres and women's archery and men's double trap team settle for bronze. A woman with a rare genetic disorder 'Robertsonian Translocation', resulting in infertility, has delivered a healthy baby girl at the Jaslok Hospital and Research Center. Apparently rattled by student suicides, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) authorities here are mulling cutting internet access after midnight, saying hostel inmates were not taking adequate sleep which was leading to stress. Sikh pilgrims in Pakistan have asked the government here to deliver on a 4-year-old promise of setting up a university in Nankana Sahib, the birthplace of the founder of Sikh religion. Public sector company MOIL Ltd, formerly known as Manganese Ore India Limited, will come out with an initial public offering of 33,600,000 equity shares of Rs10 each from November 26. All eyes on Tendulkar (57*) who is just 43 runs away from his 50th Test century; Gambhir (78), Sehwag (74) and Dravid (69*) also sizzle as India take a 99-run lead on Day Two of the third Test. Now, case filed against actor Salman Khan and TV channel for obscenity and vulgarity. | ||
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Saturday, November 20, 2010
DNA Newsletter:November 21, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, November 21, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWS2G spectrum scam and Supreme Court batter PM Manmohan Singh's imageCongress fears that giving in to demand for a joint parliamentary committee at this stage will only embolden opposition. BS Yeddyurappa says he'll pull BJP down with himIt is learnt that Yeddyurappa told the party top brass that he has the backing of 40 MLAs who would stand by him come what may. With the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) elections barely 18 months away, the city Congress leaders feel that unless the party high command pulls up its socks it would be a Herculean task for the party to perform well in the elections. It is learnt that Yeddyurappa told the party top brass that he has the backing of 40 MLAs who would stand by him come what may. Sri Lanka's jailed ex-army chief Sarath Fonseka was discharged from a prison hospital, where he was admitted to earlier this week after complaining of sudden illness, and taken back to his cell, jail officials said today. Over Rs100 crore earned by promoter groups of Adani, Torrent & Sun Pharma for FY 2009-10. While S Sreesanth (2/20) removes the openers in his first spell, a change of ends works wonders for Ishant Sharma (2/32) as hosts reduce New Zealand to 148/7 on Day One of the third Test; Jesse Ryder scores yet another half-century before falling to Harbhajan. Even before Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was released, many parents speculated that the scenes in the movie could be scary for their little ones. | ||
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Thursday, November 18, 2010
DNA Newsletter:November 19, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Friday, November 19, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWS2G spectrum scam: A Raja, aide changed norms to appoint BSNL, MTNL chiefsRaja and RK Chandolia made sure Telecommunications Consultants India Limited chairman and managing director RK Upadhyay became BSNL chief and Kuldip Singh MTNL chief. Pleading guilty was Ajmal Kasab's ploy: Ujjwal NikamThe special public prosecutor told the court that Kasab wanted a conviction to be moved out of the high-security Arthur Road jail. Over 100 firemen, 16 fire engines, nine water tanks and five snorkels were pressed into service and they took over five hours to bring the fire under control. Two days after the CAG flagged the issue of spectrum squatting by new operators, the telecom regulator wants licences of Uninor, MTS, Videocon, Loop and Etisalat quashed. Nepal has sought special permission from India to import some 50,000 cows after Yoga guru Baba Ramdev offered to gift the animals. Two days after the CAG flagged the issue of spectrum squatting by new operators, the telecom regulator wants licences of Uninor, MTS, Videocon, Loop and Etisalat quashed. World number three Nehwal lost 8-21 21-8 19-18 to the last edition's silver medallist in a fiercely fought quarter-final match, which lasted 46 minutes. Hollywood hottie Pamela Anderson, explains her reality TV stint in a candid interview with DNA. | ||
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010
DNA Newsletter:November 18, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, November 18, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSNew operators try to hoodwink government on rollout obligationsThe operators claim to have launched services in many circles, but TRAI numbers prove CAG's charge that many have been sitting on their spectrum for 3 years. BS Yeddyurappa should continue as Karnataka chief minister: RSSRSS leaders Suresh Soni and Sanjay Joshi told Nitin Gadkari that its opinion was that Yeddyurappa should not be disturbed. Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) ready with G-pon technology for broadband connections in Pune The government said the programmes were unfit for unrestricted public viewing. This is the first time the I&B ministry has compulsorily changed time slots of popular TV shows. Prince Charles, who married Camilla 30 years after their romance began, beamed as he said he was 'thrilled' at the news. Fresh evidence of long-understated inflation in China emerged on Tuesday as a survey conducted by its ministry of commerce revealed that in just the first 10 days of November, vegetable prices soared 62.4% year on year. The troubled consortium has approached BCCI officials, but considering the internal wrangling plaguing the consortium, the board has decided to play it safe. The government said the programmes were unfit for unrestricted public viewing. This is the first time the I&B ministry has compulsorily changed time slots of popular TV shows. | ||
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