Monday, February 7, 2011

DNA Newsletter:February 8, 2011

Today's Headlines Tuesday, February 8, 2011
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UPA lands in fresh spectrum soup

The government is faced with another suspected scam which can cost the exchequer up to Rs2 lakh crore concerning a deal between ISRO and a private company.

Sourav Ganguly rubbishes retirement reports

"I have already retired from international cricket in 2008. If I don't get to play IPL I will not be participating in any forms of domestic cricket. But if I do get an opportunity to play IPl I will play domestic cricket to stay fit," Ganguly said.
Justice Ranjana Desai and Justice RV More said that they were ready with the judgment even today but because of bulky paper work they would pronounce the verdict a fortnight later.
The five ALHs are the first batch of helicopters to be handed over to the Army as part of the 159 ALH programme. Chairman of the Bangalore-headquartered defence manufacturing major, Ashok Nayak, will hand over the helicopters on February 9.
Musharraf, who has been living in self-exile in Britain since early 2009, was accused in the interim challan or charge sheet filed by the Federal Investigation Agency in the anti-terrorism court in Rawalpindi.
As gold prices skyrocket, a number of finance companies make merry. Loans are provided at high rates of interest against gold, and black money can thus be turned white.
"I have already retired from international cricket in 2008. If I don't get to play IPL I will not be participating in any forms of domestic cricket. But if I do get an opportunity to play IPl I will play domestic cricket to stay fit," Ganguly said.
The actor seems to be the new addition to be the extended Yash Raj family as he seems to be sharing the vibe that was once considered Shah Rukh Khan's exclusive domain.
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Sunday, February 6, 2011

DNA Newsletter:February 7, 2011

Today's Headlines Monday, February 7, 2011
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India, Pak agree to carry forward dialogue at foreign secretary meeting

Foreign secretary Nirupama Rao and her Pakistani counterpart Salman Bashir agreed that positive and cordial relations were in mutual interest of both the countries and they needed to work in this direction

Karnataka chief minister BS Yeddyurappa declares assets

As on January 31, 2011, Yeddyurappa had bank balance of nearly Rs33.5 lakh and household goods, furniture and electronic items worth Rs10.45 lakh.
With the areas in and around Pune attracting a variety of migratory birds, the city has a thriving bird-watching community that is only increasing every year.
Three youths forcibly dragged the girl, when she had gone out for some work, into a field and attempted to rape her late last night, superintendent of police Ram Bharose said, adding that one of them had been arrested.
'We received a message from ICE today, in which they indicated that they would consider the possibility of reinstatement of their (students) visa status through I-539,' Susmita Gongulee Thomas, consul general, Indian Consulate San Francisco, said.
Amdavadis have bought the precious metal despite its prices rising to Rs21,000 per 10 gram from the earlier Rs17,870 per 10 gram.
"The extremely heavy rainfall in the past two days does not allow for normal playing conditions on the pitch," the German soccer league said after an inspection on Saturday evening."
Set against the backdrop of the India-Burma war, the film strikes the right chord by stirring universal emotions of love, patriotism, sacrifice and dedication.
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Saturday, February 5, 2011

DNA Newsletter:February 6, 2011

Today's Headlines Sunday, February 6, 2011
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Egypt ruling party leaders resign, protesters unmoved

The leadership of Egypt's ruling party quit on Saturday, but the protesters who have rocked the political establishment dismissed the move as a ruse that would not deter them from their goal of toppling the president.

ICC impose lengthy sanctions on Pakistan's tainted Pakistan's trio

Salman Butt was suspended for 10 years, five of which were suspended. Mohammad Aamer was banned for five years while Mohammad Asif was suspended for seven years, two of which are suspended.
A unique music library with a collection of four lakh songs and an arts complex, built by the Pune Municipal Corporation (PCM) and named after the late Pandit Bhimsen Joshi, will be inaugurated on February 10 by Maharashtra chief minister, Prithviraj Chavan.
The BJP alleged that Congress president Sonia Gandhi was acting as a "super prime minister" and should also be held responsible for the state of affairs.
In his first speech on radicalism and causes of terrorism, the prime minister said a "hands-off tolerance" of those who reject Western values had failed to prevent the rise of Islamic extremism in Britain.
Previously, the company, based in Mountain View, California, held a record for the highest number of job applications when they hired a raft of new workers in May 2007.
Arsenal is currently in the second spot in the points' table with 49 points from 24 games, while United has 54 points from 24 games.
Actor Imran Khan's wedding reception guest list is being pruned. But biggies like Sachin Tendulkar, Anil Ambani and Shah Rukh Khan might just be spotted.
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Friday, February 4, 2011

DNA Newsletter:February 5, 2011

Today's Headlines Saturday, February 5, 2011
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Finance ministry didn't, media does: Names those with secret accounts in Liechtenstein

The list had been handed over to the Indian government in March, 2009 and the government had taken the stand that the names could not be disclosed because these had been given by the German government on confidential terms.

Kapil Sibal flip-flop: Minister finds fault with NDA's policy

Sibal revealed selective details of the recent report submitted by former Supreme Court judge Shivaraj Patil to reporters.
The police seized documents and photographs about the army's Southern Command headquarters from him, which he was supposed to hand over to a person near Alankar Theatre.
Tehelka leaks show how the Gujarat chief minister resorted to selective facts, evasion, amnesia, lies and rhetoric during questioning.
The banned opposition party said it was willing to hold talks with anyone hoping to improve Egyptian society, as long as President Hosni Mubarak stepped down.
Addressing chief secretaries of states, Singh said that though the economy has been on a high growth trajectory for the past few years, inflation posed a 'serious threat to the growth momentum'.
Now that another World Cup beckons after four long years, the bitterness of the famous spat of the World Cup in the West Indies seems to have subsided. Two characters were involved in that drama — Greg Chappell and Sachin Tendulkar.
Now Moss, who already has 7-year-old daughter Lila from her ex-boyfriend, Jefferson Hack, is getting ready for a new arrival after she weds the guitarist in July.
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Thursday, February 3, 2011

DNA Newsletter:February 4, 2011

Today's Headlines Friday, February 4, 2011
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10 dead in Cairo square violence: Doctors at scene

Dr Sayyid Hussein said a makeshift clinic, operating out of a mosque near the square, had registered 10 deaths.

2G scam: A Raja, two aides sent to five-day CBI custody

The CBI accused the DMK leader of causing a loss of Rs22,000 crore to the exchequer by favouring some telecom firms in the spectrum allocations.
The special flight AI-161, a Boeing 747-800 aircraft, carrying 212 passengers on board landed at 5.22am at the city's Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, an Air India spokesperson said.
Singh said the Karnataka Chief Minister would quit if a case were made against him and insisted there was no internal inquiry into the charges against Yeddyurappa.
The special flight AI-161, a Boeing 747-800 aircraft, carrying 212 passengers on board landed at 5.22am at the city's Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, an Air India spokesperson said.
Food inflation rose by 1.48 percentage points from 15.57% in the previous week. Food inflation last year had stood at 20.56%.
The man who will lead India in the World Cup is not the same person who led the team to the Twenty20 world title four years ago.
With a bit of patience, Yeh Saali Zindagi is not a bad choice for this weekend. But if patience isn't your strong suit, wait for the TV premiere.
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011

DNA Newsletter:February 3, 2011

Today's Headlines Thursday, February 3, 2011
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Petrol bombs thrown at protest near Egypt Museum

An Egyptologist said some had landed in the gardens of a museum housing the world's greatest collection of Pharaonic treasures.

2G spectrum scam: CBI arrests A Raja and two other former aides

Nearly three years after he allegedly made a mockery of procedures to allot 2G spectrum to his favourites, the former telecom minister and the DMK's Dalit mascot was arrested by the CBI on Wednesday.
The Cheetah helicopter of the Army Aviation Corps crashed at around 8.55am at Jachak Nagar, killing both its occupants -- Captain Bhanu Pratap Gupta and Major Atul Garje, army officials probing the crash said.
Fourteen youths travelling atop the Himgiri Express, were killed when they were hit by an over-bridge near Shahjahanpur yesterday while another ITBP job-seeker died when he fell from the Traveni Express in Hardoi district.
Along with the South Asian Bar Association, the consulate in San Francisco plans to hold a free legal camp for students who have been affected by the university's alleged immigration scam.
Traders said consumers have to wait for another fortnight for the cost of the bulb to start coming down with arrival of fresh produce from Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Maharashtra.
The golf legend was spotted with his mom Kultida and his children - daughter Sam, 3, and son Charlie, 1.
The I-T raids unravelled more than just news of unaccounted assets — they also included buzz of her rumoured beau's presence in the house.
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011

DNA Newsletter:February 2, 2011

Today's Headlines Wednesday, February 2, 2011
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Egypt's Hosni Mubarak to give speech on Tuesday: State TV

Al Arabiya channel also said vice-president Omar Suleiman had started meetings with representatives of parties.

Malegaon blast plotter Pravin Mutallik lands in ATS net

The police have arrested 12 accused in the case so far and two more — Ramji Kalsangra and Sandeep Dange, suspected planters — are absconding.
A two-day national conference on 'Emerging trends in soft computing', organised by the department of computer science, Nowrosjee Wadia College, will begin on Wednesday.
No fresh case of the near-fatal virus had come to light in the last two weeks or so and it was felt that the virus had been contained.
'The word on the streets in Cairo is no longer that Mubarak should go but, that he should be put on trial,' the ex-IAEA head said in his first interview, since the outbreak of revolt against the powerful president.
The Housing Development Finance Company (HDFC) has increased the interest rates it charges on floating-rate home loans by 25 basis points or a quarter of a per cent with immediate effect.
India haven't experienced World Cup glory since 1983 and their last campaign (West Indies 2007) was simply forgettable. However, Dhoni is ready to absorb all that pressure and relish in it.
Buzz is that the actresses continue to reel under tax woes with their bank lockers being seized and transactions under the I-T scanner.
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