Friday, April 23, 2010

DNA Newsletter: April 24, 2010

Today's Headlines Saturday, April 24, 2010
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Is IPL paying Lalit Modi to use his own plane?

The Bombardier has been leased by Golden Wings Pvt Ltd, based in Vile Parle (east). It's a three-year-old company owned by a Malayali Pradeep Ramchandra Thampi.

Phone tapping blow to democracy: Nitish Kumar

Kumar referred to "similar attempts to end democracy" in 1975 alluding to the imposition of emergency clamped on the nation by the Congress government led by late Indira Gandhi.
The MNS chief said that banning IPL is no solution to the current problem. 'Several budding cricketers get a chance to play in Twenty20. Banning it would serve no purpose,' he said.
The Lok Sabha witnessed two adjournments till 1400 hours, Rajya Sabha was adjourned till 1430 hours.
The X-37 is an unpiloted demonstration spaceplane built by Boeing Phantom Works that is intended to test future launch technologies while in orbit and during atmospheric re-entry.
Media reported that an Air India flight was aborted and deployed as a chartered flight to ferry IPL guests from Chandigarh to Chennai.
Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Malik has said that he and his newly wedded bride Sania Mirza had never thought they would receive such a warm welcome in Pakistan.
Bullock had to take home the $5 million trophy but accidentally took the wrong one.
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Thursday, April 22, 2010

DNA Newsletter: April 23, 2010

Today's Headlines Friday, April 23, 2010
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'If attractive, you are deemed to be loose woman'

In an interview to Tehelka magazine, Sunanda Pushkar spoke to Shoma Chaudhury about her life, her sweat equity in the Kochi IPL team, and her friendship with Shashi Tharoor. Excerpts:

Indo-Pak talks may not happen at Saarc

Maintaining that the situation was not ripe for resumption of composite dialogue, Nirupama Rao said India wants action against the perpetrators of terror infrastructure in Pakistan.
The accused, Babasaheb Waghmode, 24, has been arrested on a complaint filed by the woman at Chinchwad police station.
Kids made to walk on bed of burning coal; parents, teachers watch calmly.
The Australian warning comes a day after the US Embassy in New Delhi yesterday asked its citizens in India to refrain from visiting congested areas of Delhi.
Nokia has slashed the prices of its cellphones this week, with the deepest cuts of around 10% seen for some smartphone models.
The couple is due to fly to Islamabad this evening to attend receptions by Pakistan prime minister Yousuf Raza Gilani and the Indian high commission.
The starlet's presence at most of the matches cricketer Harbhajan Singh has played in the current T20 competition has set tongues wagging again.
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010

DNA Newsletter: April 22, 2010

Today's Headlines Thursday, April 22, 2010
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Why didn't Modi disclose ownership pattern in 3 yrs: Shashank Manohar

The BCCI president said ownership issues were complex legal matters and nothing could be decided in haste.

Shashi Tharoor thanks fans for 'kind words' in this 'time of trial'

Forced to quit as minister of state for external affairs for his controversial role in the IPL Kochi franchise, Tharoor said "Thank you for all the kind words on www.SupportTharoor.org.
The Shiv Sena chief also said that he was "sad to see Mumbai Indians losing against Kolkata Knight Riders after eight to 10 consecutive wins.
Controversial self-styled godman Nityananda Swami was absconding for over a month in the wake of an alleged sex scandal.
Natasha Narula, who had worn a second-hand wedding dress when she visited the Paris theme park on April 1, was there to celebrate her 35th birthday with her eight-year-old daughter Drew.
Under the agreement, Tata Consultancy will set up a technology centre in Bangalore to provide design and engineering services to Rolls-Royce.
With more than one lakh tickets sold for the two games and only two counters open for refunding, it turned out to be a long wait for cricket lovers who were disappointed with the shifting of the venue to Mumbai from Bangalore.
Bollywood beauties - Aishwarya, Deepika, Bipasha and Katrina - reveal why they're donning a no make-up look for their forthcoming films...
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Tuesday, April 20, 2010

DNA Newsletter: April 21, 2010

Today's Headlines Wednesday, April 21, 2010
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Back against the wall, but Lalit Modi is defiant

Although there is intense speculation that the IPL commissioner would step down after the final of the IPL on Sunday, Modi did not talk on the subject at all.

Get charges against me investigated, Shashi Tharoor urges PM

The diplomat-turned-politician said his resignation would strengthen the hands of the prime minister and his cabinet colleagues to go deeper into the relevant issues.
The navy and security agencies on March 29 received an information from fishermen that they spotted a boat with the name 'Al Salam' and bearing a certain registration number.
The diplomat-turned-politician said his resignation would strengthen the hands of the prime minister and his cabinet colleagues to go deeper into the relevant issues.
But flights to continental Europe resume with a trickle. British Airways (BA), Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines (AA), Swissair and Air India, among other airlines, began their European services on Tuesday after clearances.
RBI hiked its repo, reverse repo to 5.25% and 3.75%, respectively, while the cash reserve ratio, or the portion of deposits banks park with RBI, to 6% in line with analysts' expectations.
Pawar tells Modi that he is in a 'difficult situation'. BCCI wants Modi to resign today after his arrival from Dubai.
The socialite said it was her mother Kris Jenner's idea to promote their television programme.
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Monday, April 19, 2010

DNA Newsletter: April 20, 2010

Today's Headlines Tuesday, April 20, 2010
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Modi may face same fate as Tharoor

And the defining day for him could be April 26 - he may either have to resign or be sacked that day.

Netizens lobby to get back Shashi Tharoor as minister

After his resignation, his followers on social networking sites such as Twitter, Facebook, and Orkut have begun campaigns demanding his return.
In 21st century India - Mumbai is the boorish capital of road sense among metros.
The IPL commissioner is under fire ever since he picked up a public spat with now former junior foreign minister Shashi Tharoor over the issue of stakeholders in the Kochi franchise.
The fate of the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Bill, which has been criticised by a united opposition, has been hanging in limbo with the government yet to take a decision on its introduction in Parliament.
The Sensex, which has been on a descend for the past four sessions, dropped further by 190.50 points to 17,400.68, after the US Securities and Exchange Commission sued Goldman Sachs for fraud tied to collateralised debt obligations.
Two improvised explosive devices found near the VIP gate of Chinnaswamy Stadium on sunday morning.
Asked about the fragrance, Aniston described it as "sexy and clean".
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Sunday, April 18, 2010

DNA Newsletter: April 19, 2010

Today's Headlines Monday, April 19, 2010
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Tharoor quits: Adverse IB report scripts endgame for minister

Tharoor, 54, was summoned by prime minister Manmohan Singh to his residence late at night and told to put in his papers.

IPL semi-finals moved to Navi Mumbai after Bangalore blasts

IPL commissioner Lalit Modi today said in a statement that even though the IPL security agency found the blasts of low-intensity, the authorities had no other way but to shift the matches to the DY Patil Stadium.
At six feet and seven inches, 30-year-old Ethiraj is perhaps the most recognised among dozens of ticket examiners stationed at the station.
Tharoor, 54, was summoned by prime minister Manmohan Singh to his residence late at night and told to put in his papers.
The former top general was elected from Colombo district as a candidate of the Marxist JVP-dominated opposition Democratic National Alliance (DNA), which he also heads.
Minister says industries are welcome but not at cost of environment
Tharoor, 54, was summoned by prime minister Manmohan Singh to his residence late at night and told to put in his papers.
The most notable of her dresses was a raunchy black outfit.
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Saturday, April 17, 2010

DNA Newsletter: April 18, 2010

Today's Headlines Sunday, April 18, 2010
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Show goes on in Bangalore despite blasts

Two blasts hit Chinnaswamy stadium in Bangalore, injuring 15; another bomb defused during match.

When the game is run as a Modicracy

The current mess in the IPL is a good opportunity for the BCCI mandarins to usher in professional sports management and a system of checks and balances to ensure transparency.
The ED has slapped a show-cause notice on the Pakistani singer, charging him with falsely declaring that he was Indian while seeking a Rs1.5 crore loan from a bank to buy the flats.
The globally renowned management expert passed away after a brief illness at a San Diego hospital.
Nasa's Terra satellite flew over the volcano on Friday and captured a visible image of Eyjafjallajokull's ash plume over England and the Netherlands, stretching into Germany.
The globally renowned management expert passed away after a brief illness at a San Diego hospital.
The match between Royal Challengers and Mumbai Indians was delayed by an hour. Play began after police gave the all-clear signal.
The actress and former nude model has come forward to claim that she experienced unacceptable behaviour at the hands of the action star.
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