Thursday, July 22, 2010

DNA Newsletter: July 23, 2010

Today's Headlines Friday, July 23, 2010
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P Chidambaram moves to heal rift with SM Krishna, Mamata Banerjee

Chidambaram moved to placate the external affairs minister and the railway minister, both of whom are upset by the recent comments of home secretary GK Pillai and the Union home minister himself.

Kashmir issue: National Conference plays autonomy card to restore credibility

'The only way to bring peace and normalcy in the state is to restore autonomy to J&K as guaranteed in the Indian constitution,' said NC president Farooq Abdullah.
Train services were affected with services running late by 20-25 minutes on both the Western and Central lines, railway officials said.
Krishna and Qureshi were said to have made good progress during their first session of talks which started at 11 am and lasted for nearly five hours, well beyond the schedule.
Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen, who is in New Delhi, said that he was focusing on efforts to ensure that it does not happen.
Says will expand at the rate of 6-10 wholesales stores a year if gov doesn't allow FDI in retail.
Despite a day being washed off the first Test, India - the No.1 team in the world - still manage to hand Sri Lanka a comprehensive 10-wicket victory; Murali bows out in style.
Global musicians Anoushka Shankar, Sheryl Crow, Seal, Sting and others might come together to promote yoga among school children in the US.
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Tuesday, July 20, 2010

DNA Newsletter: July 21, 2010

Today's Headlines Wednesday, July 21, 2010
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Fallout of failed Indo-Pak talks: GK Pillai gagged

Pillai had said that Pakistan's ISI had played a "very significant role" in the terror attacks on Mumbai, at which statement Islamabad took umbrage.

Government won't interfere with regulators: Pranab Mukherjee

'The government stand is very clear that the regulators will enjoy the autonomy which has been given to them by the Act passed by the Parliament', the finance minister said.
Naidu had failed to make any significant impact back home with his politically motivated trip to Nanded and his subsequent arrest.
Monkhush Hossain Khan, a resident of Joramath Churmura area collected a group of young men and drove them in his truck to the Sainthia station 40 km away after hearing about the accident.
Doctors at Queen Mary's Hospital in Sidcup told the parents that Nmachi Ihegboro is definitely no albino.
Afghanistan, sitting on vast reserves of iron, copper, cobalt and gold, has invited Indian companies to tap the nearly $1 trillion worth of minerals discovered in the country.
Herath, Malinga help SL post 520/8 with 115-run partnership for 8th wkt after initial inroads by Indian bowlers on Day 3; Sehwag going strong on 85 but India totter at 140/3.
The actor is set to roll out an ambitious plan of providing education to the underprivileged girl child in India and Sri Lanka
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Monday, July 19, 2010

DNA Newsletter: July 20, 2010

Today's Headlines Tuesday, July 20, 2010
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Train mishap in West Bengal leaves 63 dead

The accident occurred at around 2am when the New Coochbehar-Sealdah Uttarbanga Express came on the same track and rammed into the Bhagalpur-Ranchi Vananchal Express.

Revelations by David Headley shared with Pak: Hillary Clinton

Asked if Pakistani authorities would be granted access to Headley, Clinton said a decision in this regard would have to be made by the US justice department.
During his interrogation, Kasab confessed that the ten terrorists, including himself, who attacked Mumbai received training of swimming and underwater diving from the Pakistan Navy's frogmen.
The accident occurred at around 2am when the New Coochbehar-Sealdah Uttarbanga Express came on the same track and rammed into the Bhagalpur-Ranchi Vananchal Express.
On a request from Seychelles, India would also help it in carrying out surveillance operations in its maritime and Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZ) and to build capacity of its armed forces.
The premium flatbed seats offer luxury services to passengers at a much lower cost than on regular carriers.
The opening day's play yesterday, was also delayed by 30 minutes due to wet ground conditions.
Despite scathing reviews and a perplexing concept, the film starring Leonardo DiCaprio made $60 million in the first weekend.
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Sunday, July 18, 2010

DNA Newsletter: July 19, 2010

Today's Headlines Monday, July 19, 2010
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Home secretary's comment on Pak role in 26/11 upsets PM

Home secretary GK Pillai had directly accused the Pakistan establishment and the inter services intelligence (ISI) for their role in controlling and coordinating 26/11 Mumbai attacks.

TDP chief leaves CMs of Congress states at loggerheads

Congress president Sonia Gandhi is believed to have expressed concern at the development and urged prime minister Manmohan Singh to hold discussions with both chief ministers.
The meeting of prominent Muslim clerics from Mumbai with MNS president Raj Thackeray on the occasion of his birthday last month has sent alarm bells ringing in the Congress.
A Chinese Embassy spokesman said he could not comment on these cases immediately due to absence of details.
A Chinese Embassy spokesman said he could not comment on these cases immediately due to absence of details.
The company presently has two such centres at Hyderabad and Navi Mumbai.
Southpaws Sangakkara and Paranavitana slam centuries as hosts Sri Lanka score 256/2 on Day One; bad light and rain rob the contest of 22 overs
The hunger to better herself with each movie is still burning in her heart with the same intensity.
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Saturday, July 17, 2010

DNA Newsletter: July 18, 2010

Today's Headlines Sunday, July 18, 2010
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Pakistan, India take U-turn, say talks must go on

Pak insult to SM Krishna may have been a ploy to avoid discussing Headley dossier and ISI role in 26/11.

Drunk CRPF jawan kills six colleagues, is shot dead

In a fratricide incident, a CRPF constable posted in Maoist-hit Kuchai area of Jharkhand fired indiscriminately at his colleagues.
Kshirsagar and eight others were arrested and later released on a bail of Rs15,000, an official from the Shahupuri police station said.
Angry TDP workers burnt effigy of Maharashtra chief minister Ashok Chavan in Hyderabad while a rail-blockade was staged in Guntur city.
Australia's first woman prime minister Julia Gillard called a general election for August 21, launching a bitter campaign over issues like asylum seekers, economy and global warming.
After several cases of farmers in debt committing suicide, the Uttar Pradesh CM has directed officials to first issue notices to defaulters who owe the government more than Rs1 lakh.
Up to 25,000 England fans recently returned from South Africa, where about six million people have HIV.
Actor Sridevi, who has taken up art, has painted Michael Jackson and used high-end crystals on his gloves; the work will be exhibited in Dubai.
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Friday, July 16, 2010

DNA Newsletter: July 17, 2010

Today's Headlines Saturday, July 17, 2010
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India-Pakistan talks crash-land as barbs fly

Qureshi's verbal assault on home secretary Pillai, rude talk on Krishna, and Kashmir issue cast shadow over next round of foreign minister-level parleys

Now, Andhra Pradesh takes on Maharashtra over sharing water

After getting locked in a legal battle with Karnataka over border villages, Maharashtra is facing the heat from neighbouring Andhra Pradesh over the sharing of Godavari water.
The former Andhra Pradesh CM was arrested along with five MPs and seven MLAs of his party by Maharashtra police for allegedly violating prohibitory orders in Nanded district.
The two brothers died in the crash in a small town Tolar some 45 miles Southwest of Forth Worth in Texas.
The two brothers died in the crash in a small town Tolar some 45 miles Southwest of Forth Worth in Texas.
The company said it has begun intimating customers, who had retained their booking but are not among first one lakh, that their cars are coming up for delivery albeit at higher prices.
ICC chief executive Haroon Logart said the ICC was doing its best to accommodate the loss that the Pakistan cricket has been witnessing due to the refusal of foreign teams to visit the country.
A madhouse comic caper, Abhishek Sharma's Tere Bin Laden is sure to make you laugh. It is another film worth the high price of a multiplex ticket!
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Thursday, July 15, 2010

DNA Newsletter: July 16, 2010

Today's Headlines Friday, July 16, 2010
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Pakistan to act on Headley leads, talks to continue

After day-long discussions, external affairs minister SM Krishna and his Pakistani counterpart Shah Mahmood Qureshi held a joint press conference, at which both stuck to positive overtones.

India gets rupee symbol, but not for banknotes

The design is the brainchild of Bombay IIT postgraduate D Udaya Kumar, who met finance minister Pranab Mukherjee after the cabinet approved the symbol.
Union Territory status means Central rule and since the Central government's stand over the years has always been pro-Karnataka, the demand for Union Territory will not serve any purpose, said BJP.
The design is the brainchild of Bombay IIT postgraduate D Udaya Kumar, who met finance minister Pranab Mukherjee after the cabinet approved the symbol.
The two ministers met at the Pakistan foreign office for nearly three hours which included a working lunch after which they were scheduled to hold a joint press conference.
The design is the brainchild of Bombay IIT postgraduate D Udaya Kumar, who met finance minister Pranab Mukherjee after the cabinet approved the symbol.
Modi had said that he wanted the committee of independent persons and not of those who are the members of BCCI, as they would be biased against him.
Film-maker Mudassar Aziz, as he opens up for the first time to DNA on his reported relationship and break-up with actress Sushmita Sen
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