| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, July 22, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSAbdul Kalam frisked by American airline at Delhi airportIn a breach of protocol, the former president, who is exempted from security checks owing to his status, was frisked by staff of Continental Airlines. Kasab's statement not confession but admission of guilt: JudgeJudge ML Tahaliyani said Kasab's statement before the court was "broadly speaking not a confession but an admission of guilt." A day after he was expelled from Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS), Prakash Mahajan joined Shiv Sena on Tuesday. In a breach of protocol, the former president, who is exempted from security checks due to his status, was frisked by the staff of Continental Airlines. China said it will not tolerate secession in its far-western region dominated by Muslims, with leaders asserting that there could be no adjustment of policies towards ethnic minorities. The total worth of the Adani Group will increase to more than Rs51,000 crore after Adani Power Ltd's announced initial public offering (IPO) opens on July 28. Indian tennis star Leander Paes was involved in a mother of all verbal volleys with former American tennis legend John McEnroe. Actress Sienna Miller nearly burnt her boobs while shooting for her new movie GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra. | ||
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Tuesday, July 21, 2009
DNA Newsletter: July 22, 2009
Monday, July 20, 2009
DNA Newsletter: July 21, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, July 21, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSAjmal confesses in court to his role in 26/11 carnage"Initially, Pakistan had not accepted my nationality. Now that they have, I am confessing.... Now that I have confessed, end the trial and give the verdict," Ajmal told the special judge. BMW hit-and-run: HC reduces Sanjeev Nanda's jail termThe Delhi high court on Monday reduced Sanjeev Nanda's jail term from 5 to 2 years in the BMW hit-and-run case. Nanda, 31, had mowed down six people including three policemen. "Initially, Pakistan had not accepted my nationality. Now that they have, I am confessing.... Now that I have confessed, end the trial and give the verdict," Ajmal told the special judge. The Delhi high court on Monday reduced Sanjeev Nanda's jail term from 5 to 2 years in the BMW hit-and-run case. Nanda, 31, had mowed down six people including three policemen. Taliban beheaded an employee of the police department in Pakistan's northwestern Swat valley, which the security forces have claimed has been cleared of militants. In the times of global recession, international luxury brands are pinning their hopes on 'The Big Fat Indian Wedding' to come to their rescue. Gill called on Baljit two days after the player underwent a three-hour surgery on his damaged right eye at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences. Jermaine Jackson fought back tears as he tried to come to terms with the tragic reality of his brother Michael's death. | ||
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Saturday, July 18, 2009
DNA Newsletter: July 19, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, July 19, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSDon't repeat our mistakes, Hillary cautions India on climate changeClinton was echoing the sentiments of the US president who in Italy earlier this month had stated that the US had "sometimes fallen short" of its responsibilities. Hillary favours education in child's mother tongueClinton said a debate is raging in the US as well on whether education should be imparted in a child's own language rather than in English. US secretary of State Hillary Clinton today had a breakfast meeting with top honchos of India Inc at the iconic, sea-facing Taj Hotel here. Vinod Chauhan alias Dagri had used methyl alcohol to manufacture the spurious liquor because of the increasing cost of jaggery. In a 29-count indictment, doctor Arun Sharma and his wife Kiran, both 54, have been charged with conspiracy to unlawfully dispense and distribute controlled substances. Tata Consultancy Services today said it is targeting business process outsourcing (BPO) revenues of USD 3 billion in the next five years. Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar today paid rich tributes to his mentor cricket coach Ramakant Achrekar and said he could attain such heights because of the 'sir'. The actress is grateful that the man who scouted her had honourable intentions and did not try to exploit her. | ||
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Friday, July 17, 2009
DNA Newsletter: July 18, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, July 18, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSHillary Clinton in Mumbai on 5-day visit to IndiaThe former first lady, on her first visit to India as America's chief diplomat, is spending the night in the Taj Mahal Hotel in an act of solidarity with the victims of the 26/11 attack. Pakistan's queries an 'endless exercise': ChidambaramThe home minister said the material India has given Islamabad is enough to secure conviction of the suspects in Pakistan's courts. The actor, who was advised complete rest after recurring abdominal pain, has recovered, he wrote on his blog. He also compared New York's infrastructure problems with Mumbai's. Mayawati told a press conference that the"reprehensive" and "derogatory" remarks made by Joshi were "not at all pardonable". Police said one explosion hit the Ritz-Carlton, ripping off its facade, and the other blast was at the Marriott Hotel. On Friday, the Sensex closed at 14,744.92 compared to the previous week's close of 13504.22. Andrew Strauss has warned Australia that he has 'unfinished business' and he would try to grind them into the Lord's pitch today. But all is not lost in this film that is a cross between a lot of past Bhatt films, where the hero grapples with his inner demons, and last year's Rock On! | ||
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Thursday, July 16, 2009
DNA Newsletter: July 17, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Friday, July 17, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSUP Congress chief Rita Bahuguna Joshi remanded in judicial custodyThe Uttar Pradesh Congress chief was arrested for making derogatory remarks against chief minister Mayawati. Intelligence Bureau inputs of possible terror strikes mentioned dates: ATSSecurity has been stepped up and a strict vigil is being maintained at railway stations, tourist spots and financial units following the IB alert on July 8. A call around 11.30am stated that an explosive device had been placed at Vashi's Raghuleela Mall. The bomb disposal squad has reached the spot, but nothing suspicious has been found so far. Gujarat high court acts suo motu on hooch horror; the govt gets 2 weeks to respond. A Defence spokeswoman said the RAAF website was not used to conduct official air force business and no sensitive information had been stolen. Five years after his promise to build a people's car, Ratan Tata will hand over the key of his dream project- the Nano- to its first customer on Friday. After Irfan Pathan reportedly decided to marry his long time girl friend, his parents are now searching a suitable match for Yusuf Pathan. The film doesn't stand up to the book, but hopefully, is setting the stage for the finale (which, by the way is to be a two-film Deathly Hallows). | ||
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Wednesday, July 15, 2009
DNA Newsletter: July 16, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, July 16, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWSAnil Ambani meets Spielberg; to provide Rs4,000 crore for films"We put a gun to his head, and only when he agreed, did we inform him that it wasn't loaded," was how Anil Ambani explained Steven Spielberg's agreement to collaborate with Reliance Big Entertainment. Delhi Metro sacks project director; starts structural auditDelhi Metro spokesperson Anuj Dayal said DMRC managing director E Sreedharan ordered the repatriation of Vijay Anand, who was in charge of the Central Secretariat-Badarpur line. As heavy rains continue to cripple normal life here, Amitabh Bachchan also found his home and office in the suburbs inundated. Imran (20) took the drastic step after his father Mohd Sheikh Abdullah, misbehaved with his older daughter last night when she was alone at home. Adventurer Xavier Rosset decided to isolate himself completely, surviving on food and shelter which he found himself, to challenge the modern way of life. "We put a gun to his head, and only when he agreed, did we inform him that it wasn't loaded," was how Anil Ambani explained Steven Spielberg's agreement to collaborate with Reliance Big Entertainment. Andrew Flintoff announced his retirement from Test cricket at the end of the Ashes series against Australia. Michael Jackson had reportedly become addicted to painkillers after his doctors used acid treatments to burn and whiten his skin. | ||
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009
DNA Newsletter: July 15, 2009
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, July 15, 2009 | |
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TOP NEWS'I am a buyer in India. I am looking for long-term gains'Robert Higginbotham, president of Fidelity International, says he is not averse to investing in equities despite the current mayhem. FM says larger deficit is key to spurring growthPranab Mukherjee said a wider budget deficit "right now" is critical to accelerate growth, justifying the record Rs4.51 lakh crore the government plans to borrow this year. Widespread heavy to very heavy rainfall is predicted for the Konkan and Goa regions and heavy rains for Central Maharashtra and Marathwada for the next 24 hours. Justice Jeyapaul heard the matter after Justice R Regupathi reclused himself saying the lawyer representing the father-son duo had used the name of a Union minister to influence him. The Indian soldiers paraded down the 1.5-km stretch of Champs Elysees, along with French soldiers to the sound of Indian martial music. Hopes of a wet monsoon buoyed up markets on Tuesday. The Sensex was up 453.38, up by 3.38% to close at 13853.70. Paul Collingwood was terribly upset and thought that the match was over when he lost his wicket against the Australians. The King of Pop reportedly shelled out nearly 2.3 million dollars per month at the time of his divorce from Debbie Rowe. | ||
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