Sunday, January 2, 2011

DNA Newsletter:January 3, 2011

Today's Headlines Monday, January 3, 2011
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Pranab Mukherjee denies rift with Manmohan Singh

The finance minister denied a rift with the prime minister over the latter's offer to appear before the Public Accounts Committee on the second-generation mobile telephony spectrum scandal.

LK Advani compares the Emergency to Nazi rule in Germany

The senior BJP leader compared the days of the Emergency to Nazi rule in Germany under Adolf Hitler during which lakhs of Jews were killed.
PMPML's public relation officer, Deepak Pardeshi, said the PMPML has created a Facebook account to give satisfactory service to commuters.
Thirty-four years after the country's highest court approved of the suspension of fundamental rights during the Emergency, it has admitted that it had committed an injustice on the people of the country.
An airline that lets couples join the Mile High club has been grounded after safety concerns were expressed by the Civil Aviation Authority.
The proposed joint venture facility is expected to commence operation in the next two years at the Tata Steel's existing unit in Jamshedpur.
Put into bat in overcast conditions which suit seam bowlers, South Africa lost both openers quickly but relied on Jacques Kallis (81 batting) to guide them to a far more comfortable position at stumps on a rain-truncated day.
Actor Akshay Kumar comes to the defence of film-maker Farah Khan after the debacle of his latest film.
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Saturday, January 1, 2011

DNA Newsletter:January 2, 2011

Today's Headlines Sunday, January 2, 2011
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NDA firm on demand for JPC on 2G scam: Sharad Yadav

The JD(U) leader said the budget session of Parliament should be held as the NDA wanted to raise important issues like corruption and rising prices.

Report says lock of Aarushi's room holds key

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has said that while "direct evidence" in the Aarushi murder case has been manipulated, there is strong "circumstantial evidence" against the slain girl's father, Rajesh Talwar.
The bank will also open branches in western Maharashtra, Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Pune and Chennai.
Prabhat Kumar Singh, who works in Dhaka, said he was asked for Rs200 at the immigration counter as bribe when he landed in the airport from Dhaka last evening, the police said.
In this list, Roberts is in the company of Pope Benedict XVI, Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, and Reverend Franklin Graham.
Tata Motors today raised the prices of some its passenger vehicles and all of its commercial vehicles by a range of Rs3,000-30,000 due to rising input costs.
"It's quite difficult to control Sreesanth. Hopefully, he will be on the right side this time, and if he's supposed to say something, say something that's not very personal and to the point," the Indian captain said.
The actress's birthday wish is to burn some rubber. She hopes to learn to ride a bike soon.
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Thursday, December 30, 2010

DNA Newsletter:December 31, 2010

Today's Headlines Friday, December 31, 2010
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Telangana issue: Srikrishna may have struck a conciliatory note

The report will be made public only on January 6 after consultations with other political parties in Andhra, but it appears that the committee has steered clear of taking a pro- or anti-Telangana stand.

Technical institutes have to reserve up to 5% seats: Kapil Sibal

Unveiling the revised AICTE norms in New Delhi on Wednesday, the HRD minister said the technical institutes can from now on can increase the intake capacity per programme from 40 to 60 seats.
Maharashtra chief minister said the state government will approach the Tribunal within three months of the clarification period in this regard after thoroughly analysing the implications of the Tribunal award.
Pavan Ghanasala and Praveen Srikanth, both in their 30s, have been killed while trying to save their wives as they were crossing a dangerous sandbar from Penguin island in Perth in Australia.
Farrell was famous for dancing and lip-synching for the disco band that rose to prominence in the 1970s with hits like 'Ma Baker', 'Rivers of Babylon', Rasputin' and 'Daddy Cool'.
'This is an area of concern, no doubt... there has been real increase in the prices of certain food items. We are looking into it,' finance minister Pranab Mukherjee said.
Rice says India now have the confidence to win the third Test and Harbhajan Singh could be a big factor in Cape Town.
The pregnant actress spent up to eight hours a day in intense training, and had even dislocated a rib during the shoot.
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Wednesday, December 29, 2010

DNA Newsletter:December 30, 2010

Today's Headlines Thursday, December 30, 2010
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Did nobody kill Aarushi? CBI files closure report

The CBI on Wednesday filed its closure report in a special court in Ghaziabad in the sensational Aarushi murder case of 2008 due to lack of evidence to nail anyone.

South Africa Test: India pull off a remarkable victory to level series

After setting a target of 303, the Indian bowlers put up a disciplined show to dismiss the hosts for 215 in 72.3 overs about an hour after the lunch break to record only their second Test triumph on South African soil.
Borude, a former encounter specialist, was dismissed from service after his name cropped up in the rape of a 15-year-old girl in a Powai apartment last month.
The CBI on Wednesday filed its closure report in a special court in Ghaziabad in the sensational Aarushi murder case of 2008 due to lack of evidence to nail anyone.
Taliban have set up all women suicide bomber squads to carry out deadly terror mission on both sides of the Afghan-Pak border, a captured 12-year-old girl has revealed.
The BSE benchmark Sensex shot up by 230.61 points to 20,256.03, the highest level seen since November 16 as stocks in FMCG, consumer durables and metal sectors recorded handsome gains.
After setting a target of 303, the Indian bowlers put up a disciplined show to dismiss the hosts for 215 in 72.3 overs about an hour after the lunch break to record only their second Test triumph on South African soil.
The year 2010 saw a gamut of film releases. But who are the few who literally stole the show? DNA finds out...
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Monday, December 27, 2010

DNA Newsletter:December 28, 2010

Today's Headlines Tuesday, December 28, 2010
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Centre issues nationwide terror alert ahead of the new year

The Centre asked all the states to tighten security by deploying additional forces in all sensitive locations to prevent any terror attack.

PAC can go beyond CAG report, expand probe, says Murli Manohar Joshi

The senior BJP leader said the panel was not tied to the CAG report in its probe into the allocation of second generation airwaves to telecom companies in 2008 that is alleged to have caused losses to the national exchequer.
Sena executive president Uddhav Thackeray slammed the NCP for removing the statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji's teacher from Lal Mahal.
According to CBI sources, Suresh Kalmadi, Commonwealth Games (CWG) organising committee chairman, shipped out crucial documents to US.
The drone unleashed four missiles at a vehicle in the lawless North Waziristan tribal region, an area which has witnessed unprecedented wave of UAV strikes this year killing all the six militants travelling in it.
After maintaining last session's winning momentum in the early trade, the Bombay Stock Exchange bellwether Sensex slipped 44.73 points or 0.22% to settle at 20,028.93.
The legend has it that the Kingsmead wicket is someway affected by the high and low tides of the Indian Ocean, which is about 500 metres away from the cricket ground.
Salman's father and writer, Salim Khan confirmed that it was a 'family decision' to celebrate his birthday (today) abroad.
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Sunday, December 26, 2010

DNA Newsletter:December 27, 2010

Today's Headlines Monday, December 27, 2010
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Srikrishna committee won't recommend separate Telangana: TRS chief

The committee will not make a concrete recommendation to form Telangana state and a long-drawn battle may have to be waged to achieve the goal, K Chandrasekhar Rao said.

GSLV failure sparks safety fears for 2016 manned space flight

What if there were astronauts on board the geosynchronous satellite launch vehicle (GSLV) rocket that exploded a minute after lift-off on Saturday afternoon from Sriharikota?
The Release Binayak Sen Committee in Pune has condemned a Raipur court holding Dr Binayak Sen guilty of treason and awarding him life sentence on Friday. The committee termed it as "totally unexpected" and "unjust verdict".
Javed Mozawala, a resident of Mazgaon in Mumbai, was arrested on December 8 for spying for Pakistan and has been booked under the Official Secrets Act.
Brit-Indian honeymooner Anni Dewani, who was shot dead in South Africa last month, was executed in cold blood, a leaked medical report has suggested.
The airline's assertion comes when it has already petitioned the government for Rs1,200 crore equity infusion and is looking to further enhance this demand for financial assistance in the coming months.
An inspired spell by speedster Dale Steyn helped by some poor shot selection from the Indian top-order saw visitors reeling at 183 for six when stumps were drawn on a rain-curtailed first day of the second Test match at Kingsmead, Durban.
'Our friendship started when I came to know that he is a Thalassemia patient. I was the ambassador of an organisation in Pakistan that worked for thalassemic patients,' says the actress.
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Saturday, December 25, 2010

DNA Newsletter:December 26, 2010

Today's Headlines Sunday, December 26, 2010
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Lavasa trail reinforces the Sharad Pawar connection & IPL link

Documentary evidence shows that the Lavasa project began not with Hindustan Construction Company, but with the Pearly Blue Lake Resorts Pvt Ltd, led by City Corporation's managing director, Aniruddha Pradyumna Deshpande.

ISRO's Christmas show falls to pieces, rocket explodes after lift-off

GSAT-5P, carrying 24 C-band and 12 extended C-band transponders, aboard a homegrown vehicle GSLV F06, failed after the rocket veered from its flight path and broke into pieces.
With Congress MP Suresh Kalmadi losing his political grip on Pune, a section of party corporators are thinking of joining the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), led by deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar in Pune city and district.
The CBI has unearthed a letter from Kalmadi's residence, which suggests that he was being blackmailed to the tune of Rs4 crore in exchange for a compact disc carrying some 'damaging information'.
'The bomber was a woman who detonated her suicide vest when she was stopped by security personnel for a search,' Bajaur tribal agency's tehsildar Sohail Khan said.
In the last two days, onion rates had dropped by Rs20 per kg from Rs70-80 per kg due to steps such as export ban and import duty abolishment announced by the Centre with a view to augmenting domestic availability.
Kingsmead is not a happy hunting ground for the Indians and the look of the pitch for the 2nd Test will not really calm the nerves of Dhoni & Co. Durban is India's big Test — the grass cover and wet weather make it all the more daunting.
The actor, Raghuveer, who made his debut with Chaitrada Premanjali in 1990, was nabbed along with his friend Shankar.
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