Tuesday, July 22, 2008

DNA Newsletter: July 23, 2008

Today's Headlines Wednesday, July 23, 2008
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Vidya Balan's night out

Vidya Balan was so eager to experience the audience reaction to her latest release Kismat Konnection that she decided to go and see the film at a Bandra theatre wearing a burqa.

Konkona bares some secrets

Off late, there have been speculations about her relationship with co-star and friend Ranvir Shorey but actress Konkona Sen prefers to keep 'mum' on the same.
Maharashtra and other southern states which are experiencing deficit monsoon are likely to have wet spell by this weekend or early next week.
India's ruling coalition was Tuesday brimming with confidence ahead of a trust vote on the nuclear deal with the US as Congress MP Rahul Gandhi made an impassioned pitch.
Radovan Karadzic, one of the world's most wanted men dubbed as the 'Butcher of Bosnia' for his alleged role in atrocities during the 1990s Balkans conflict has been arrested.
Corporate India and investors hailed the UPA government's victory in the trust vote on Tuesday night saying this should end the political instability
It's not often that India goes into a Test series where the main threat comes from a rookie spinner.
Vidya Balan was so eager to experience the audience reaction to her latest release Kismat Konnection that she decided to go and see the film at a Bandra theatre wearing a burqa.
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Saturday, July 19, 2008

DNA Newsletter: July 20, 2008

Today's Headlines Sunday, July 20, 2008
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What's your real size anyway?

Gitanjali Kashyap has always had a problem finding her size when she goes shopping for clothes.

A 16 year old threat to gymnasts

A tiny 16-year-old bundle of high-bouncing energy, will lead a world champion American squad seeking gold at the Beijing Olympics.
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi darted in and out of three parched villages in Vidarbha seeking to strike a chord in the hearts of the overawed folks on Friday.
Amidst growing suspense on the outcome of the trust vote on July 22, the Congress on Friday claimed that it has the support of 280 plus MPs.
the Tibetan government-in-exile said here that the issue of Tibet concerns the future of six million Tibetans there and not just the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama.
An Anil Ambani company charged Mukesh-led RIL with causing substantial harm to it as a majority shareholder in the Indian telecom entity and asserted its rights to claim damages.
India's famed batsmen were made to struggle on a difficult track as Sri Lanka Board XI left the visitors gasping at 196 for eight on a rain-truncated second day.
It looks as though men are not just aping women by wearing pink or frequenting that neighbourhood spa.
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Friday, July 18, 2008

DNA Newsletter: July 19, 2008

Today's Headlines Saturday, July 19, 2008
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'Cinema is not only Bollywood'

Neville Tuli, head honcho of Osian's informs us that 'Osianama,' a cultural complex that is being built after demolishing the Minerva theatre

CPI-M caught in a speaker crisis

The CPI-M is facing a speaker crisis - in every which way. With Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee unlikely to give up his post, the party finds itself without any convincing orator.
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi darted in and out of three parched villages in Vidarbha seeking to strike a chord in the hearts of the overawed folks on Friday.
Amidst growing suspense on the outcome of the trust vote on July 22, the Congress on Friday claimed that it has the support of 280 plus MPs.
the Tibetan government-in-exile said here that the issue of Tibet concerns the future of six million Tibetans there and not just the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama.
India's hard-won investment-grade foreign debt rating is in danger of being cut back to junk status as slowing economic growth, rising inflation and growing debt wreak havoc.
Gill has reacted by promptly writing to his cabinet colleague and All India Football Federation (AIFF) President Priya Ranjan Dasmunsi, seeking to discuss the next course of action.
The business tycoon is gearing up to produce 100 Indian films in two years with 'creative inputs'from Amitabh Bachchan
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Thursday, July 17, 2008

DNA Newsletter: July 18, 2008

Today's Headlines Friday, July 18, 2008
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NSG members ask tough questions

The numbers game at the IAEA headquarters in Vienna is giving the Manmohan Singh government as many sleepless nights as the July 22 trust vote in Parliament.

I was ill-treated, slept on the floor: Anwar

Anwar Ibrahim said on Thursday he was the victim of a "vendetta", after being held overnight on sodomy accusations levelled by a young male aide.
28-year-old man, who has been claiming that one of his kidneys was illegally transplanted, was held on charges of attempt to suicide outside Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh's office.
Three schoolgirls were raped by two unidentified boys in a government school in northwest Delhi, police said on Thursday.
Internet users in the Middle East are under increasing threat from cyber crimes, prompting large spending on web security, WAM reported on Thursday quoting experts.
It seems BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) is not losing its sleep over the euphoria created by the iPhone worldwide.
Andrew Flintoff will bat in the unfamiliar number seven position in his first test match for 18 months when England face South Africa at Headingley on Friday.
The actress did not seem happy about the huge media presence outside the venue of her private birthday party, reports PRITHWISH GANGULY
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Wednesday, July 16, 2008

DNA Newsletter: July 17, 2008

Today's Headlines Thursday, July 17, 2008
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Doctor sacked for having affair with patient

A 53-year-old doctor in Britain who sexually exploited a woman patient and sent text message asking her to 'come and bonk me' has been sacked.

A week where cricket lost out

In the last few days, everything related to cricket became impulsive. First the administrators, then the game and then a player.
A 50-year-old bartender was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly murdering his wife over a domestic feud, police said.
In the second major strike by Maoists in Orissa in less than three weeks, 21 Orissa policemen were feared killed in a landmine explosion and firing.
Miss Venezuela was crowned Miss Universe 2008 on Monday in a contest marked by the spectacle of Miss USA falling down during the evening gown competition for the second year in a row.
Tightening noose on Corporate India for alleged customs duty evasion, the government has issued a notice to seize an aircraft belonging to Anil Ambani group
In the last few days, everything related to cricket became impulsive. First the administrators, then the game and then a player.
Shamita Shetty will groove once again to an item number. This time for the desi version of Harry Potter called Harry Puttar.
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Tuesday, July 15, 2008

DNA Newsletter: July 16, 2008

Today's Headlines Wednesday, July 16, 2008
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Ming's dynasty in basketball

The broken foot of China's giant basketball centre Yao Ming has healed and the NBA All Star is aching to get back on court and lead his nation at next month's Beijing Olympic Games.

'Konkona is better than me'

She's donned the greasepaint after a six-year hiatus, but Aparna Sen is more thrilled about working with her husband
If the world food crisis has to be solved, governments have to invest heavily to prevent water crisis in the coming years, an expert has said.
A fresh case of mysterious death coming close on the heels of similar deaths in the busy Vadapalani and adjoining areas in the city have sparked off fears of a psychopath on prowl.
Miss Venezuela was crowned Miss Universe 2008 on Monday in a contest marked by the spectacle of Miss USA falling down during the evening gown competition for the second year in a row.
The world's largest semiconductor and computer microprocessor manufacturer Intel on Tuesday launched worldwide its latest processors for notebook computers,
The broken foot of China's giant basketball centre Yao Ming has healed and the NBA All Star is aching to get back on court and lead his nation at next month's Beijing Olympic Games.
She's donned the greasepaint after a six-year hiatus, but Aparna Sen is more thrilled about working with her husband
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Monday, July 14, 2008

DNA Newsletter: July 15, 2008

Today's Headlines Tuesday, July 15, 2008
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Ramchand Pakistani set to create history

A Pakistani film about a boy who inadvertently strays into Indian territory will be the first ever to premiere simultaneously in both countries whose ties are often strained.

A pretty big, oops, pig investment!

A housewife bought a Wemyss Ware pig for a little over Rs 100 - now it's set to fetch over Rs 2 lakh at a Bonhams auction
Even English medium schools would have to teach Marathi as a compulsory subject from Std I. That is the latest demand of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray.
A fresh case of mysterious death coming close on the heels of similar deaths in the busy Vadapalani and adjoining areas in the city have sparked off fears of a psychopath on prowl.
Miss Venezuela was crowned Miss Universe 2008 on Monday in a contest marked by the spectacle of Miss USA falling down during the evening gown competition for the second year in a row.
Indian television channels, hungrier than ever for revenues from a fragmented advertising pie, are now looking at content syndication deals for those extra bucks.
Beijing-bound athletes Jeannie Longo, Haile Satayin, Hiroshi Hoketsu, Dara Torres, James Tomkins, Susan Nattrass and now Laurie Lever have shown getting older.
A housewife bought a Wemyss Ware pig for a little over Rs 100 - now it's set to fetch over Rs 2 lakh at a Bonhams auction
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