Thursday, December 9, 2010

DNA Newsletter:December 10, 2010

Today's Headlines Friday, December 10, 2010
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Sari-clad Indian envoy in US faces pat-down search

Meera Shankar, the Indian ambassador to the US, was subjected to a pat-down search by security personnel at an airport despite her travelling on a diplomatic passport.

Conflict between India, Pakistan not religious: Israel

'The conflict between India and Pakistan is not religious, it is political. Differences of opinion on political issues is there between the two countries. It is not the conflict between Hindus and Muslims,' Israel's ambassador to India Mark Sofer said.
It will be the nodal centre for Cancer Biomedical Informatics Grid sponsored by the National Cancer Institute of the US.
Meera Shankar, the Indian ambassador to the US, was subjected to a pat-down search by security personnel at an airport despite her travelling on a diplomatic passport.
Pakistan today criticised home secretary GK Pillai's remarks that the country's efforts to persecute the perpetrators of the 2008 Mumbai attacks are a "facade", saying such comments were "misleading".
'RBI has studied the accounts after getting information from the banks concerned,' apex bank governor D Subbarao said.
'The Indian team is a young side but has experienced players in it. It is very hard to bet against them as they go in as favourites in the World Cup', he said.
He got a lucky break opposite Anushka Sharma in his debut film Band Baaja Baarat but all was not well in the beginning for Ranveer Singh, who says that he found his co-star rather "high-headed".
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Tuesday, December 7, 2010

DNA Newsletter:December 8, 2010

Today's Headlines Wednesday, December 8, 2010
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A Raja could face contempt charge now

Former telecom minister called up Madras high court judge in June 2009 to influence decision.

One killed, 30 injured in Varanasi explosion

The Indian Mujahideen (IM), in its signature style, has sent out e-mails to media organisations claiming responsibility for the blast.
Following an argument over sharing seats, a teenager threw a four-year-old girl out of a running train between Kurla and Vidyavihar on Tuesday.
The Indian Mujahideen (IM), in its signature style, has sent out e-mails to media organisations claiming responsibility for the blast.
Gujarat police say they had received intelligence inputs about threat to Narendra Modi.
BSE benchmark Sensex's struggle to regain the crucial 20,000-mark tripped today as it declined 47 points on funds selling in blue-chips, led by banking sector on concerns that interest rate hike may hit profitability.
England won the second Ashes Test by an innings and 71 runs to take a 1-0 lead in the five-match series after dismissing Australia's last six batsmen cheaply in the first session on Tuesday.
B-Town's superstar regulars haven't been active on the Net of late. Is this just 'Twitter fatigue' or is there more to the story...?
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Monday, December 6, 2010

DNA Newsletter:December 7, 2010

Today's Headlines Tuesday, December 7, 2010
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Rs35,000-crore food grain meant for Uttar Pradesh poor sold outside

It is not for nothing that India is ranked 87th on the global corruption list. After Commonwealth Games, 2G spectrum and Adarsh Society, CBI is now probing a Rs35,000-crore food grain scam in Uttar Pradesh (UP).

6 Maharashtra govt officials questioned for missing Adarsh papers

'We have questioned at least six officials attached with various departments of the government so far and investigation is moving in the right direction,' joint police commissioner (crime) Himanshu Roy said.
The bench of chief justice Mohit Shah and SJ Kathawala was hearing the petition which challenged the show cause notice issued by the environment and forest ministry to Lavasa.
The apex court also issued a notice to the government on the petition challenging the appointment of Thomas as the chief vigilance commissioner on the ground that he is facing corruption charges.
According to a secret cable written by a US diplomat, Rudd also said his vision for an Asia-Pacific Community was primarily an attempt to contain Chinese influence.
Japanese shares opened flat today, with the Tokyo Stock Exchange's Nikkei losing just 0.02%, or 2.50 points.
Cricketer Shane Warne is taking a leap of faith — he's entering the big bad world of fashion with a sports line for Indian men.
International music icon Jon Bon Jovi goes back in time as he discusses his career and, of course, the work that's gone into his latest album
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Sunday, December 5, 2010

DNA Newsletter:December 6, 2010

Today's Headlines Monday, December 6, 2010
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India allows Pakistan panel to interview Ajmal Kasab

The Indian authorities have agreed to allow a judicial commission from Pakistan to record the statements of 26/11 terrorist Ajmal Kasab and a few others in connection with the Mumbai terror attack.

US concerned as Iran declares nuclear 'self-sufficiency'

Iran today said it has produced a first batch of uranium yellowcake, the raw material for enrichment, in a move which, it said, 'strengthens' its position before talks with world powers on its controversial nuclear programme.
Heavy police deployment has been made in and around Dadar's Chaitya Bhoomi, where lakhs of people are expected to congregate to pay homage to Dr Ambedkar.
Sources in the security establishment say that the safety mechanism of the National Informatics Centre was not up to the mark and several reminders were being sent to them for upgrading their hardware.
China, in its capacity as one of the permanent members of the UN Security Council, has a veto and nothing can be approved by this 15-member high-powered body of the United Nations without the consent of Beijing.
This year, gold and stocks have both fallen behind silver insofar as appreciation in prices is concerned.
The Kerala Cricket Association (KCA) Secretary, TC Mathew, told PTI that this was a very happy news for Kerala cricket.
Bhojpuri actor Manoj Tiwari speaks about his co-participant, Dolly Bindra on the reality show, reuniting with his wife and more.
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Saturday, December 4, 2010

DNA Newsletter:December 5, 2010

Today's Headlines Sunday, December 5, 2010
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Parliament logjam: Manmohan Singh meets President Pratibha Patil

During the 45-minute meeting at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, Singh and Patil discussed the ongoing session of Parliament that has been disrupted for 16 working days.

Nicolas Sarkozy and Carla Bruni get splendid view of Taj Mahal

Staying at the opulent Amarvilas Hotel in Agra, French President Nicolas Sarkozy and his wife Carla Bruni today got a splendid view of the Taj Mahal, which they visited on Saturday evening.
Sleuths acted on complaint by vendor; sought aid of local police to check documents.
Staying at the opulent Amarvilas Hotel in Agra, French President Nicolas Sarkozy and his wife Carla Bruni today got a splendid view of the Taj Mahal, which they visited on Saturday evening.
Sarkozy is accompanied by his singer-model wife Carla Bruni and a high-level delegation, including several key ministers of his cabinet and senior officials.
The company had initially rolled out the two-seater 'Reva' in Delhi and Bangalore.
Skipper Gautam Gambhir cracked an unbeaten 126, his second century on the trot, to power India to a series-clinching nine-wicket victory over New Zealand in the third ODI here today.
Hundreds of Upendra fans danced and whistled outside Sagar theatre before getting in to watch the first day first show of his directorial venture Super on Friday.
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Thursday, December 2, 2010

DNA Newsletter:December 3, 2010

Today's Headlines Friday, December 3, 2010
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Leaked NATO cables provide chilling picture of Pakistan's precarious position

The cables reveal that the US and its allies knew Pakistan was funding terrorists and have predicted that the country would lose control over its western territories in coming years.

Un-fare play: Airlines want flying to pinch you harder

If the government okays tariff hike proposal, Mumbai-Pune flight will cost Rs10,500 one way, and Mumbai-Kolkata Rs40,000.
Thackeray said the actor who considers himself a 'badshah' has been shown his place by the Sena by protesting against his participation in an entertainment show to raise funds for Pakistani flood victims in London on November 28.
Though the army supports it, Congress leadership unlikely to give it the green signal due to nuclear fears.
Though the army supports it, Congress leadership unlikely to give it the green signal due to nuclear fears.
If the government okays tariff hike proposal, Mumbai-Pune flight will cost Rs10,500 one way, and Mumbai-Kolkata Rs40,000.
The decision, announced by FIFA president Sepp Blatter, followed a bidding process involving 11 nations seeking a prize expected to bring a huge economic boost for the chosen hosts.
Here's the internet's newest surprise: A visual of King Khan's casual peck with a UK actor, which has the cyber community all abuzz.
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010

DNA Newsletter:December 2, 2010

Today's Headlines Thursday, December 2, 2010
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Central Bank director pushed for Lavasa loan, says CBI

Maninder Singh Johar allegedly received kickbacks worth Rs30 lakh for his efforts to convince board members.

Subramanian Swamy asks PM to cancel all 2G licences, invoking national security

'I demand from the prime minister that now he must forthwith invoke national security, cancel all the licences in the 2G mobile bandwidth matter and re-advertise for an auction,' said the Janata Party president.
The Pune-bound luxury bus met with an accident late on Sunday night when it rammed into a container near Kamshet.
WikiLeaks' latest batch also reveals many western diplomats believe India supporting militants in Balochistan and that the Pak army is not committed to 'no first use' of nuclear weapons.
WikiLeaks' latest batch also reveals many western diplomats believe India supporting militants in Balochistan and that the Pak army is not committed to 'no first use' of nuclear weapons.
The company plans to sell 70,000 units of the Etios sedan and hatchback in India in 2011, said Sandeep Singh, deputy managing director of Toyota Kirloskar.
Gambhir led by example carrying his bat through the innings for an unbeaten 116-ball 138, after S Sreesanth's inspired spell at the death helped the hosts restrict New Zealand to 258 for eight in the second one-dayer.
After Sonakshi Sinha, Khan has apparently now set his eyes on reviving the lead villian in his last film.
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