| Today's Headlines | Saturday, January 23, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSPhoto-shy Muslim women should not vote: SCIf having photographs on election identity cards and electoral rolls defies religious tenets and betrays sentiments of a section of Muslim women, it is for them to decide whether to vote or not. 83-year-young Thackeray makes a comeback to stem Sena rotWhen Thackeray confined himself in his home - Matoshree at Bandra - and Uddhav started running the show, a slide began in the Sena. Thackeray today lambasted the Maharashtra CM for backtracking on his statement on making knowledge of Marathi mandatory for renewing taxi permits in Mumbai. We have no problem as long as these unmanned aerial vehicles are used in the fight against Taliban militants, air chief marshal PV Naik said. The comment came after India's external affairs ministry issued a release saying it was unfair to blame New Delhi for non-selection of the Pakistani players in the auction for the cash-awash IPL-III. The 30-share Bombay Stock Exchange barometer opened 353 points down, tracking global cues and unimpressed by the poor corporates results amid mounting inflation worries. The comment came after India's external affairs ministry issued a release saying it was unfair to blame New Delhi for non-selection of the Pakistani players in the auction for the cash-awash IPL-III. The porn performer is set to do her bit for victims of the earthquake. | ||
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Friday, January 22, 2010
DNA Newsletter: January 23, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
DNA Newsletter: January 22, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Friday, January 22, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSJ&K gets back prepaid mobile service, but with many ridersThe department of telecommunications (DoT), however, issued stricter guidelines for verification of prepaid subscribers. Nothing wrong with Pak cricketers playing in IPL: Nitin GadkariThe BJP president clarified that his party, was not against cricket or sports, or holding talks with Pakistan. The caracal is a creature of the desert and wild scrub, which hunts like a cheetah, and preys upon birds, antelope, rodents and smal deer. The institute is plagued by poor student and staff strength even as instruments gather dust. If convicted, Sujata Sachdeva faces a total maximum penalty of up to 120 years in prison and fines of up to $1.5 million, plus forfeiture of items. From April 1, you will have to bear tax deducted at source of 20% if you don't show your permanent account number (PAN) for payments /remittances liable to TDS. Pakistan interior minister Rehman Malik remarked that the manner in which the players were 'insulted' showed that India was not serious about the peace process. The institute is plagued by poor student and staff strength even as instruments gather dust. | ||
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
DNA Newsletter: January 21, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, January 21, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSAll hype: Centre's rural job scheme has helped only 4%The government had given Rs39,100 crore to the scheme in 2009-10, which was much higher than the 2008-09 allocation of Rs16,000 crore. 'Yes, the attacks on Indians are racist', says Victoria police commissionerFor the first time, a top Australian police officer admitted on Wednesday that some of the attacks on Indians may be racist. The Vidarbha bandh call given by all parties to press demand for separate Vidarbha received voluntary response today in entire region. The intention of Section 3 of the UGC Act was to confer this distinction on select few institutions. A-level student, Asha Muneer, was discovered by a passer-by lying face down on a path beside the River Kennet in Reading, Berkshire. RIL's chances worsen as it will have to negotiate with Lyondell management, which will have the exclusive right to come up with rescue plans till April 15. Reacting strongly to the treatment meted out to Pak cricketers during the IPL auction, Jamaat-e-Islami chief Syed Munawar Hasan has said it was an 'insult'. For the first time the Dada Saheb Phalke Award has been conferred on a technician. | ||
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
DNA Newsletter: January 20, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Wednesday, January 20, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSScrap national security adviser's post: Brajesh MishraWith the government in the throes of revamping the role of the NSA, here is a new twist to the debate. Kieron Pollard, Shane Bond costliest players at IPL auctionThe West Indian all-rounder and Kiwi fast bowler turned out to be the most expensive players, sold for a whopping $750,000 each at the third Indian Premier League auction. Gates said the US would be happy to work to help improve India-Pakistan relations, if asked. Rajya Sabha MP, Ravi Shankar Prasad, maintained that after this incident the government should also make clear the extent of Chinese incursions into Indian territory. The earthquake hit 30 miles (50 km) southeast of Grand Cayman at 9:23 am, Cayman Islands Chief Meteorologist John Tibbetts said. According to the Hong Kong government, Indian firms, which were keen in being near the manufacturing hub in China and operate in Hong Kong, should look at investments there. The West Indian all-rounder and Kiwi fast bowler turned out to be the most expensive players, sold for a whopping $750,000 each at the third Indian Premier League auction. The foul-mouthed British celebrity chef has his escape to India to thank for bringing back his zest for life. | ||
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Monday, January 18, 2010
DNA Newsletter: January 19, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, January 19, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSObama dispatches Gates to India to upgrade military tiesUS defence secretary Robert Gates is expected to arrive in New Delhi on Tuesday, seeking to upgrade the Obama administration's ties with India through military cooperation. Loss of coalition-builder might hurt Left Front in West BengalThe Left is desperate to re-establish ties with the Congress-led UPA, a move that would not just help the Left but also put the Trinamool, a UPA ally, on the defensive. The MNS president has decided to send letters to every household in Maharashtra, insisting on the use of Marathi in daily life. The boy, D Mahesh, slipped and fell into the defunct open borewell at an agricultural field in Warangal district's Tulsa tanda last evening while playing. Historical records suggest that not all the energy that has built up in the faults running through the Caribbean region was released in the Haiti quake. Late on Friday, Tata Consultancy reported a 33% rise in quarterly profit, beating street estimates as demand for outsourcing surged and prices stabilised. Sachin Tendulkar (76) and Ishant Sharma (1) were at the crease for the visiting side when play ended early yesterday due to bad light. Meryl Streep got emotional as she bagged a Golden Globe for Julie and Julia. | ||
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Saturday, January 16, 2010
DNA Newsletter: January 17, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, January 17, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSChina runs into a global wallChina's growing assertiveness now faces pushback from around the world. Imam acquitted of terror charges after four yearsHe was arrested by the ATS in 2006 for harbouring terrorists in Haj House. This expression sums up the sense of despair that has taken over social activists after Shetty, who used RTI Act to expose various scams in Pune district, was killed on Wednesday. The spiritual leader has extended his support to Modi's proposal to build centre for Buddhist studies in Gujarat. By working for just eight hours' at her own home, Palin earned nearly as much as her $1,25,000-a-year salary as Alaska governor. The two Internet search and email providers had discussed a highly coordinated attack originating in China prior to Google's high-profile announcement on Tuesday. The war of words between the two sides, however, has provided some spice to the low-profile two-match Test series starting with the first game at the Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Cricket Stadium tomorrow. The Mozart of Madras, who won two Oscars for Slumdog Millionaire said he had met the 'Thriller' hitmaker two months before his death, and the meeting changed his life. | ||
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Friday, January 15, 2010
DNA Newsletter: January 16, 2010
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, January 16, 2010 | |
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TOP NEWSTelangana issue: Cong, government hold talks; decision likely soonThis was the second meeting of the Core Group after home minister P Chidambaram held consultations early this month with eight recognised political parties of Andhra Pradesh. India to give Rs830 crore to Nepal for developmental projectsOne of the major projects that India will undertake entails construction of a 680-km long highway in Terai region of Nepal at the cost of Rs 810 crore. The 30-second short film, shot recently by the master blaster asking Mumbaikars to save water, is worded as "I have stopped using shower while bathing. I use a bucket of water." Government has recently amended the country's noise rules, disallowing the use of musical instruments, construction equipment, crackers and loudspeakers during that time. A day after Google's pullout from and tirade against China, India is taking up another hot issue with the internet giant - protest against Google for showing Arunachal Pradesh as a part of China. A day after Google's pullout from and tirade against China, India is taking up another hot issue with the internet giant - protest against Google for showing Arunachal Pradesh as a part of China. Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ijaz Butt has said that he would not hesitate to step down from the post if president Asif Ali Zardari, as the patron of the PCB, asks him to do so. The former Australian cricketer will host the Oscar-winning musician's Oz concert tonight. Interestingly, both have a strong Chennai connection. | ||
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