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Wednesday, October 22, 2008

DNA Newsletter: October 23, 2008

Today's Headlines Thursday, October 23, 2008
In this email: Mumbai | India | World | Money | Sport | After Hrs

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Bajrang Dal hires musclemen

Besides its dedicated cadre in Kanpur and recruitments through its network, the Bajrang Dal recruits pehelwans (wrestlers) from local akharas when the need arises.

Rahul Gandhi's dig irks St Stephen's

St Stephen's College, took serious umbrage to Rahul Gandhi's claim that during his year-long stay there, students who asked questions in class "were looked down upon".
Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit
People distributed sweets and burst crackers in Bihar to celebrate the arrest of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena leader Raj Thackeray
A row about plagiarism embroiled Prime Minister Stephen Harper after his former speechwriter admitted to copying a 1993 speech in support of the US-led Iraq war by Australia's John Howard.
Reliance Money Express (RME has gained control of Wall Street Finance, a Bombay Stock Exchange-listed company in the forex remittance business by becoming its largest shareholder.
In the on-going series, the Indian pacemen are speaking Glenn McGrath's language.
While the release of her next film Fashion is less than a week away, Kangana Ranaut gets candid about the 'horrible months' that have gone by.
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Tuesday, October 21, 2008

DNA Newsletter: October 22, 2008

Today's Headlines Wednesday, October 22, 2008
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Pak has only six weeks to raise $10bn

Groaning under grave financial pressure, cash-strapped Pakistani government has decided in principle to seek assistance from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

The great divide between SRK and Rani

They were the best of friends before and sizzled on the silver screen many times with their memorable performances and on-screen chemistry.
Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit
People distributed sweets and burst crackers in Bihar to celebrate the arrest of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena leader Raj Thackeray
A row about plagiarism embroiled Prime Minister Stephen Harper after his former speechwriter admitted to copying a 1993 speech in support of the US-led Iraq war by Australia's John Howard.
Crude oil has fallen 17% from a year ago and close to 50% from its all-time high on July 11, but Indian oil marketing companies are continuing with their cost-cutting measures.
Premier League leaders Chelsea and Liverpool face compelling ties as they reach the midway point of the Champions League group stage.
They were the best of friends before and sizzled on the silver screen many times with their memorable performances and on-screen chemistry.
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Saturday, October 18, 2008

DNA Newsletter: October 19, 2008

Today's Headlines Sunday, October 19, 2008
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TOP NEWS

'I love white shirts'

Let's get to know what's in Bong bombshell Tanushree Dutta's wardrobe.

Will Mumbai think Pink?

Come October and globally it is the time for women - and men - to 'Think Pink'.
Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit
The Sikh historic occasion of "Guru-Ta-Gaddi Divas", the day the Granth Sahib was anointed Gurudom, to be celebrated in Nanded in Maharashtra, has run into controversy.
A row about plagiarism embroiled Prime Minister Stephen Harper after his former speechwriter admitted to copying a 1993 speech in support of the US-led Iraq war by Australia's John Howard.
About 2,500 employees of Reliance Industries working at its plants here will go on strike on October 24 demanding a hike in Rs 33,000 bonus offered.
Sourav Ganguly was struggling for runs when he needed them most, continued to be under scrutiny when they were cascading and has now hit a purple patch after deciding to call it a day.
Come October and globally it is the time for women - and men - to 'Think Pink'.
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Friday, October 17, 2008

DNA Newsletter: October 18, 2008

Today's Headlines Saturday, October 18, 2008
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TOP NEWS

Porn bill committee OKs bikinis in Malaysia

The Indonesian lower house of Parliament's special committee debating the controversial pornography bill will allow tourists to wear bikinis at beach resorts.

I asked God why him? : Rekha

Rekha, his one time colleague and friend, was one of the millions who were concerned about the superstar's wellbeing.
Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit
The Sikh historic occasion of "Guru-Ta-Gaddi Divas", the day the Granth Sahib was anointed Gurudom, to be celebrated in Nanded in Maharashtra, has run into controversy.
A row about plagiarism embroiled Prime Minister Stephen Harper after his former speechwriter admitted to copying a 1993 speech in support of the US-led Iraq war by Australia's John Howard.
It may be time for IT companies to start worrying. For going by analysts, global spend on IT is headed south and unlikely to look up anytime soon.
Sachin Tendulkar remained humility personified despite becoming the highest run getter in Test cricket and said his long journey has been about enjoying cricket
Rekha, his one time colleague and friend, was one of the millions who were concerned about the superstar's wellbeing.
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Thursday, October 16, 2008

DNA Newsletter: October 17, 2008

Today's Headlines Friday, October 17, 2008
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TOP NEWS

Jet Airways reinstates sacked employees

Jet Airways reinstated all the employyes that had lost their job late on Thursday night. The comany's chairman made the announcement at a press conference.

I want a boyfriend: Celina Jaitley

Celina Jaitley says that she wants to be loved by a man and pampered silly. "I want a boyfriend who cares for me and pampers me. And who I can show off," says the actor.
Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit
The Sikh historic occasion of "Guru-Ta-Gaddi Divas", the day the Granth Sahib was anointed Gurudom, to be celebrated in Nanded in Maharashtra, has run into controversy.
A row about plagiarism embroiled Prime Minister Stephen Harper after his former speechwriter admitted to copying a 1993 speech in support of the US-led Iraq war by Australia's John Howard.
'I have not been able to sleep all night. I apologise for what has happened,' an emotional Jet Airways chairman Naresh Goyal told reporters at a late night press meet.
Richie Benaud feels the search to unearth another Shane Warne could be a lengthy one
Preity Zinta has always had the guts to take on issues.
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Wednesday, October 15, 2008

DNA Newsletter: October 16, 2008

Today's Headlines Thursday, October 16, 2008
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TOP NEWS

When Rohit Shetty forgot to call Kareena

Any filmmaker would be willing to give his tooth and nail for just a story sitting with Kareena Kapoor, let alone have her in their films.

What Salman did for Bruna

There's one more life that Salman Khan seems to have touched-that of Brazil's finest export to India model Bruna Abdullah.
Stir by 1.5 lakh technicians, artistes to demand timely payment of wages; 40 film shoots hit
The Sikh historic occasion of "Guru-Ta-Gaddi Divas", the day the Granth Sahib was anointed Gurudom, to be celebrated in Nanded in Maharashtra, has run into controversy.
A row about plagiarism embroiled Prime Minister Stephen Harper after his former speechwriter admitted to copying a 1993 speech in support of the US-led Iraq war by Australia's John Howard.
The Gujarat government has decided to charge the market price, Rs.900 per square metre, for the land Tata Motors is acquiring for the Nano car project.
He vows to do anything to help team-mate Massa win the championship
There's one more life that Salman Khan seems to have touched-that of Brazil's finest export to India model Bruna Abdullah.
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