| Today's Headlines | Saturday, December 25, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSNira Radia tried to influence Yashwant SinhaInvestigative agencies have tumbled upon shocking details of how she tried hard to get Rs12 crore waiver for a private airline ModiLuft. Manmohan Singh warns of terror becoming internal threatAddressing IPS probationers in New Delhi, Singh said terrorism coming from external sources was easy to deal with in some ways but the homegrown terrorism needed required sensitive handling. 'The nationality of the four terrorists could not be ascertained yet, but they do not appear to be Indians. They could be from other country or countries,' Mumbai police commissioner Sanjeev Dayal said. Sen was arrested on May 14, 2007 from Bilaspur and was in jail for two years before being granted bail by the Supreme Court in May last year. The development comes in the wake of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad asking Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari to 'arrest and deliver' terrorists operating from Pakistani soil. The decision comes as the unit, which makes shaving gel, razors and other products, plans to phase out its Gillette champions marketing program in the first quarter of 2011. Twenty one years is an age at which a male here can, as a constitutional right, get married. For Sachin Tendulkar, 21 years, means the period he has been padding up in international cricket. The plot may be flimsy, but it has enough scope to include some really funny situations and thrilling stunts and to portray actor Akshay Kumar's abilities in the best possible way. | ||
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Friday, December 24, 2010
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
DNA Newsletter:December 23, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, December 23, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSHillary Clinton calls up SM Krishna, talks Afghanistan, bilateral issuesUS secretary of state Hillary Clinton called external affairs minister SM Krishna and had a nearly 40-minute discussion during which both reviewed the situation in the region, including in Afghanistan. Chandrababu Naidu's condition deteriorates; Opposition slams Centre, Andhra Pradesh govtOpposition parties in Andhra Pradesh tonight warned that the Congress government will be held responsible if anything untoward happens to Telugu Desam party (TDP) president Chandrababu Naidu. The Bombay high court today declined to interfere with a directive of the environment ministry asking the Lavasa Corporation to stop construction at its multi-crore township in Pune district pending hearing of show-cause notice. 'Two indigenously developed surface-to-surface Prithvi-II missiles were test-fired from the ITR and both the trials were fully successful,' Integrated Test Range director SP Dash said. The Russian president was responding to a question by a student at IIT-Bombay during an interaction programme. 'Only after examination by the medical experts, we can know the name of the chemical which leaked,' police said adding further details were awaited. Armaan Jaffer, nephew of Ranji Trophy captain Wasim Jaffer, playing for Bandra school Rizvi Springfield against Raja Shivaji of Dadar struck the highest-ever score of 498 in school cricket history. The actress, said to have dumped Warne over his sex texts to a married woman, was snapped at Heathrow Airport, queuing beside weather-hit passengers in crowded Terminal Three. | ||
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Tuesday, December 21, 2010
DNA Newsletter:December 22, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, December 22, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSPresident suspends BS Lalli as chief executive of Prasar BhartiThe allegations against Lalli included the controversial decision to give the contract for broadcast of Delhi Commonwealth Games to a UK-based firm SIS Live. Quake hits southeast Japan, tsunami warning issuedAn earthquake with a magnitude of 7.4 jolted islands in the Pacific southeast of mainland Japan on Wednesday and a tsunami warning was issued, the Japan meteorological agency said. The Pune Mahanagar Parivahan Mahamandal Limited has teamed up with Google India to make available information of 364 bus routes. Barring a Kingfisher Airline flight from Delhi (IT-001), all other flights of Air India, British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Jet Airways operated according to the revised schedule. New Delhi wants to reduce its reliance on one country to reflect its growing clout on the world stage. Infosys Technologies, the company which the government had been trying to get to the state for several years, is expected to sign an MoU in the Vibrant Gujarat 2011 next month. Tendulkar on Sunday, became the first batsman in the history to score 50 Test centuries after his unbeaten 111-run knock against South Africa at the SuperSport park in Centurion. Business tycoon Vijay Mallya talks about how he became close friends with actor Salman Khan. | ||
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Monday, December 20, 2010
DNA Newsletter:December 21, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, December 21, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWS2G spectrum scam: A Raja, Nira Radia get CBI noticesOfficials in the probe agency said they wanted to question Raja on a range of issues, including his financial investments, source of money, bank transactions in the past few years and his partners in business. Raj Thackeray visits BJP office, Shiv Sena fumesAfter inaugurating a party office in LIC building, Thackeray, the estranged nephew of Sena chief Bal Thackeray, went to the BJP office nearby, taking everyone by surprise. The Pune rural police are clueless about the identity of the suspect who allegedly raped and assaulted a 29-year-old employee of a multinational corporation (MNC) at Amby Valley resort in Lonavla on December 10. Manmohan Singh blunts opposition attack with unprecedented offer; BJP, Left find no merit in it, insist on joint parliamentary committee into 2G spectrum allocation scam. A terminal of the busy Newark Airport was temporarily closed following a bomb scare, while police was investigating a suspicious package reported by one of the passengers. In China, the sedan will be named 'Sunny'. Specifications, along with the model name for India will be announced closer to the launch date, the company said. Simone Callahan had thought she and Warne, 41, were back together and had even considered remarrying the former test star until his affair with Hurley, 45, was reported. 'The most surprising part is that Arun has not spoken about divorce yet. Everybody including Arun's family has not heard the 'D' word from him,' said a source. | ||
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DNA Newsletter:December 12, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, December 12, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSNew Radia tapes put spotlight on another ministerA day after the Supreme Court told the Tata Group that it could not put an injuction on the publishing of the 'Radia tapes', Outlook magazine re-opened the Pandora's Box. Germany's firm message to Pakistan: Terrorism not a tool to solve problems'It has been made clear to Pakistan that terrorism is not a means to an end to solve political problems. It is unacceptable,' Angela Merkel said at a joint press interaction with Manmohan Singh. The smiling faces of children from slums in Pune have given retired Japanese professor, Toshio Tajima, a purpose to work even at 67. A day after the Supreme Court told the Tata Group that it could not put an injuction on the publishing of the 'Radia tapes', Outlook magazine re-opened the Pandora's Box. The allegation was made by during a conversation in June last year between then US national security adviser general Jim Jones and defence minister AK Antony. Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee today said that he would begin consultations with the industry from the first week of the next year for the budget to be presented on February 28. The cricket board stuck to its guns and formally approved the three-member disciplinary committee of Arun Jaitley, Jyotiraditya Scindia and Chirayu Amin. Sharad Badve, 84, who has been attending the Sawai Gandharva festival for the last 25 years, wants no change in the musical extravaganza. | ||
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