Thursday, January 13, 2011

DNA Newsletter:January 14, 2011

Today's Headlines Friday, January 14, 2011
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Stapled visas by China not acceptable: India

The Chinese embassy in Delhi maintained its rigidity over the issue saying it will not issue visas to any official from Arunachal Pradesh and will continue to issue stapled visas to non-officials from that state.

Meira Kumar to make another attempt to break Parliament logjam over 2G scam

The Lok Sabha speaker likely to take up the issue of joint parliamentary committee probe into 2G scam with all political parties so that budget session is not disrupted.
Chavan said the dynamics of coalition politics mean that there are certain decisions that can't be taken.
An army of business and political delegations from over 90 countries and 19 states of India, comprising over 30,000 delegates, attended the 4-hour-long inaugural ceremony of the fifth edition of the Vibrant Gujarat Summit .
While three fishermen were fishing in the sea about 14 nautical miles from Jadapattinam, Sri Lankan Navy personnel, who were in a ship, allegedly fired indiscriminately at them.
At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market, the local currency opened higher at 45.06/07 a dollar from its last close of 45.13/14 and firmed up further to 45 per dollar before quoting at 45.09/10 per dollar at 10.30am.
The former glamour model was spotted cozying up with the 24-year-old Olympics champ at a party after a London film premiere last August.
After watching Turning 30, you wouldn't want to turn 30.
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Wednesday, January 12, 2011

DNA Newsletter:January 13, 2011

Today's Headlines Thursday, January 13, 2011
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India seeks information from Pakistan on Riyaz Bhatkal death in shootout

Riyaz Bhatkal, who was also known as Dilawar Iqbal and Sharukh Khan, is one of the most-wanted terrorists in India. He is wanted in connection with the bomb blasts in Jaipur, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, and New Delhi in 2008.

Congress, NCP avert flare-up over Rahul Gandhi remark

A section of the NCP had interpreted Rahul's statement as an attack on party chief and agriculture minister Sharad Pawar and issued scathing statements.
India is on the right path with its 14 major cities embarking on metro train projects, said Peter Newman, an expert on sustainability, Curtin University, Perth, Australia on Tuesday.
The Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors' Summit can totally be granted the credit for Ratan Tata's decision to relocate the plant to manufacture the world's cheapest car Nano, from Singur in West Bengal to Sanand.
The Predator spy planes fired four missiles at the militant compound in Mir Ali town near Miranshah, the headquarters of North Waziristan tribal agency, they said.
Corporates in Bangalore are stepping up to include persons with disability into the mainstream workforce.
The footballer, who is in his 20s and plays for a team in the league's top ten, is said to have romped with the girls and two male pals in a Las Vegas hotel.
'Reena was happily chatting with her friends, sitting on the carpet covered stairs (that led to the venue) when Junaid entered. She couldn't hold back her tears the moment she saw her son,' says a source.
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Monday, January 10, 2011

DNA Newsletter:January 11, 2011

Today's Headlines Tuesday, January 11, 2011
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Fixing scandal affected my game on 1999 tour of Australia: Sachin Tendulkar

Sachin Tendulkar has for the first time admitted that the match-fixing episodes in 1999-2000 had initially affected his game and the Indian team had to go through a difficult and painful phase as spectators looked at them with suspicion.

Samajwadi Party activists try to stop and clamber on to Rahul Gandhi's car in Allahabad

The incident took place at around 7pm when Gandhi was on his way to Anand Bhavan for overnight stay after having spent more than an hour at engineering institute MNNIT where he interacted with more than 500 students.
Kapoor is alive and in critical condition in Kokilaben Ambani Hospital at Andheri in Mumbai, despite reports claiming that he had passed away.
The limited series production of the aircraft was granted initial operational clearance (IOC) by defence minister AK Antony, with part compliance of parameters vis-a-vis air staff requirements of the IAF.
Indian farmer Ramjeet Raghav, who became the world's oldest father at 94, has put his 'three-times-a-night' sex life on hold.
Nasdaq-listed iGate Corporation on Monday announced the acquisition of 63% stake in Patni Computer Systems, a company three times its size and one of India's earliest outsourcing firms.
Sachin Tendulkar has for the first time admitted that the match-fixing episodes in 1999-2000 had initially affected his game and the Indian team had to go through a difficult and painful phase as spectators looked at them with suspicion.
Kapoor is alive and in critical condition in Kokilaben Ambani Hospital at Andheri in Mumbai, despite reports claiming that he had passed away.
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Friday, January 7, 2011

DNA Newsletter:January 8, 2011

Today's Headlines Saturday, January 8, 2011
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Government to sell onions at 20% discount than market rate

The Centre today decided to compensate agriculture cooperatives, NAFED and NCCF, by up to 30% of the losses they suffer by selling onion at Rs35/kg in Delhi.

All environmental laws under review, says Jairam Ramesh

Laws need to be modified to keep them in tune with developmental priorities, encourage sustainable development, says the Union environment minister and green warrior.
Social activist Medha Patkar criticised the state government for giving a private corporation the 'special planning authority' to develop the manmade hill station.
The Regional Centre for Military Airworthiness (RCMA) handed over the certification for the LCA's integrated flight control system (IFCS) – the pilot-friendly flight controls.
The additional inspector general of the elite force, in a letter sent to Rawalpindi's chief police officer on December 11, had issued an order for conducting the security clearance of personnel assigned to guard VVIPs and senior officials.
Kapil Sibal signals that the government will not take the opposition's accusations lying down but will "go to the people" if it is not allowed to speak in Parliament.
The soccer star's matte black Porsche 911 Convertible Turbo is being sold on eBay.
Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan is apparently excited to pay a tribute to his son Aryan's cricketing hero — Sachin Tendulkar.
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Thursday, January 6, 2011

DNA Newsletter:January 7, 2011

Today's Headlines Friday, January 7, 2011
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'United Andhra Pradesh with special steps for Telangana best way forward'

The Justice Srikrishna Committee recognised that the Telangana statehood demand is an emotional issue in the region and felt that the option of maintaining status quo could give a "fillip to the Maoist movement".

India worthy of No 1 rank: Brian McMillan

The former South African all-rounder tells DNA that the 1-1 result is a fair reflection of the contest between two top teams.
You may have assessed your time management skills last week to see how well you use your time. Many people take no care of their money till they come nearly to the end of it, and others do just the same.
Congress legislators from Telangana too echoed similar feelings saying the Centre should carve out a separate state as per its statement on December 9, 2009.
Mumtaz Qadri, the police bodyguard who killed the Punjab governor Salman Taseer, appeared unrepentant in court, where waiting lawyers showered him with rose petals.
While not as powerful as some of the graphics cards in the market, the built-in graphics core of the new Core i chips would be enough to play most of graphics-intensive video-games on normal screen-sizes.
The former South African all-rounder tells DNA that the 1-1 result is a fair reflection of the contest between two top teams.
Watch No One Killed Jessica to see how well reality can be depicted on the big screen. Just don't expect that on-screen reality to jolt you as much as the off-screen one did.
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Wednesday, January 5, 2011

DNA Newsletter:January 6, 2011

Today's Headlines Thursday, January 6, 2011
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Gurjars call off agitation for job quota in Rajasthan

The state government has assured the Gurjars that it will complete within six months the collection of quantifiable data for the purpose.

After Digvijay produces proof of Karkare call, RR Patil falls silent

RR Patil in damage control mode, asks top police brass to go through records again; issue pitches Congress and NCP against each other
The house of an activist fighting against the Lavasa project, Leelabai Margale, was destroyed in a blast on Monday night. Margale and her two daughters escaped unhurt in the incident.
Alagiri has resigned as the cabinet minister and as the organising secretary of DMK to protest his party's stand on the disgraced telecom minister A Raja, who continues holding key posts within DMK.
Malik Mumtaz Hussain Qadri, 26, had told his colleagues that if he killed the governor, he should be arrested alive as he would lay down his weapon after firing.
HP, AMD, Lenovo and Toshiba announce fully powered notebooks with whole-day battery at Rs20,000
The news of the spin wizard's retirement from the Indian Premier League has filled his native village Kumble with resentment.
Rajkumar Gupta's film is a fitting reminder of what is wrong with our society, but also of what is right. Don't miss it.
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Tuesday, January 4, 2011

DNA Newsletter:January 5, 2011

Today's Headlines Wednesday, January 5, 2011
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UN chief condemns Pakistan governor's assassination

Ban called the governor 'a prominent leader whose death is a loss for Pakistan.'

Digvijay Singh the greatest supporter of jihadi forces: RSS

The RSS on Tuesday described the statements of Congress leader Digvijay Singh concerning the 26/11 attacks as 'silly' and accused him of adopting 'double standards' when it came to the issue of agencies investigating terror cases in the country.
Dr Keki Byramjee Grant, one of India's most renowned cardiologists and the oldest practicing physician in the country, passed away in Pune on Monday evening. He was 90 years old.
Of the 30 zilla (district) panchayats, the BJP was leading in 14, the Congress in seven and the Janata Dal-Secular [JD(S)] in four - after two hours of counting that began at 171 centres across the state at 8am.
Salman Taseer was shot for his opposition to the country's blasphemy law. The PPP leader was hit by at least nine bullets and sustained severe injuries to the neck and chest.
Gold gained by Rs20 to trade at Rs21,000 per ten grams, a level last seen on December 6 while silver tumbled by Rs90 to Rs46,840 per kg after climbing to a record level of Rs46,930 yesterday.
Kumble, who had already quit Test and one-day cricket, said he was withdrawing from the January 8-9 auction because of business commitments, his association with cricket administration and wildlife in various capacities.
Chopra's parents and brother were with her in Goa. And of course, actor and rumoured beau Kapoor flew in on new year's eve.
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