Friday, October 22, 2010

DNA Newsletter:October 23, 2010

Today's Headlines Saturday, October 23, 2010
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6 policemen killed in Maoist landmine blast

Six policemen were killed late tonight as armed Maoists triggered a landmine blast blowing up a jeep on patrol in Bihar's Sheohar district two days before the second phase of assembly polls.

Ayodhya site cannot be divided: RSS chief

'It has now been established that a Ram Temple existed in Ayodhya. Majority of Hindus have been longing to see a majestic Ram temple at the site ever since the temple was demolished,' Mohan Bhagwat said.
Bombay high court passes an order of status quo on Lonavla Council's stop-shooting notice.
As per the tentative programme being worked out, the address by Obama, who once said that "America has its roots in the India of Mahatma Gandhi", would not be for more than 20 minutes.
Sri Sri Ravishankar will launch Art Of Living's first ashram in China this Sunday.
This follows a Supreme Court notice on September 27, directing the IT Department to determine the tax liability of Vodafone within four weeks.
Met department director KV Singh said circulation off Maharashtra coast which is drifting towards South Konkan and Goa has created cloudy condition in the state.
Only die-hard Abraham fans might flock to see him in a new avatar. If you are not among them, skip this one.
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Thursday, October 21, 2010

DNA Newsletter:October 22, 2010

Today's Headlines Friday, October 22, 2010
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India unhappy with 'selective' US, but won't raise the issue

The US and Headley had been 'using' each other as the latter may have provided them access to terrorists organisations in Pakistan.

What makes a live-in 'legal'? Supreme Court explains

'If a man has a 'keep' whom he maintains financially and uses mainly for sexual purpose and or as a servant, it would not in our opinion be a relationship in the nature of marriage,' the court said.
All the passengers and crew are safe, a Kingfisher spokesperson said
Loss of bone density can lead to crippling fractures in middle age, unless care is taken from the very beginning.
The White House said the president had committed to travel to Pakistan next year and was looking forward to welcoming Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari to Washington soon.
Loading up Macs with iPad features may help Apple stave off investors' fears that sales will begin bleeding over to the tablet, which has stirred up astonishing demand.
A day after manager Alex Ferguson's candid news conference revealed that the 24-year-old wanted to leave, Rooney issued a statement explaining his reasons.
Oscar-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow will make her debut as a country music singer at the Country Music Awards in Nashville next month.
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Wednesday, October 20, 2010

DNA Newsletter:October 21, 2010

Today's Headlines Thursday, October 21, 2010
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Pakistan wants Obama too, ups pressure on US

According to media reports in Islamabad, Pakistan has launched hectic diplomatic efforts to ensure that Obama's trip to the region includes it too.

India beat Australia by five wickets, take 1-0 lead

Virat Kohli's third ODI hundred, Raina's flamboyant 71* and Yuvraj's gritty 58 help India beat Australia by five wickets and take an unassailable 1-0 lead in the three-match series; skipper Clarke's ton, White's blitzkrieg in vain.
Not only was the 50-decibel limit flouted but Sena chief Bal Thackeray openly defied court order when he said, "No one can contain or stifle the Shiv Sena's roar."
Though no passenger was injured, some people complained of uneasiness as lights went off inside the compartments immediately after the derailment, police sources said.
According to media reports in Islamabad, Pakistan has launched hectic diplomatic efforts to ensure that Obama's trip to the region includes it too.
Invited states can pitch for investments at summit; around 70 countries expected to come.
Virat Kohli's third ODI hundred, Raina's flamboyant 71* and Yuvraj's gritty 58 help India beat Australia by five wickets and take an unassailable 1-0 lead in the three-match series; skipper Clarke's ton, White's blitzkrieg in vain.
It must be true love after all, for Russell Brand has apparently refused to sign a prenuptial agreement with Katy Perry before getting married to her in India.
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010

DNA Newsletter: August 25, 2010

Today's Headlines Wednesday, August 25, 2010
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Jairam Ramesh shoots down Vedanta

Environment minister Jairam Ramesh has blocked 64 projects and kept 469 waiting for clearance

NIA tight-lipped over identity of Indian aides of David Coleman Headley

The NIA has told a designated court in Delhi that the Indian suspects, who had helped Headley and others to plot and carry out terror attacks between 2005-09, hailed from Kerala and Mumbai.
At least, that is what Marathi film director Kishor Pandurang Belekar would like to believe is the reason for over 40 multiplexes deciding to screen his thriller Sa Sasucha, releasing on August 27.
An Indian documentary filmmaker has been arrested at the Houston airport for allegedly carrying suspicious Islamic jihad literature, brass knuckles and $10,000 in cash.
An Indian documentary filmmaker has been arrested at the Houston airport for allegedly carrying suspicious Islamic jihad literature, brass knuckles and $10,000 in cash.
In tandem with weak world markets, the 30-share barometer of the BSE closed lower by 97.76 points, or 0.53%, at 18,311.59.
With his ministry's name figuring in the controversy, HRD minister Kapil Sibal spoke to Anand and is understood to have urged him to accept the award.
British actress Afshan Azad, who played Padma Patil in movie Harry Potter, is set to be called to give evidence at the trial of her father and brother, who have been accused of threatening to kill her.
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Monday, August 23, 2010

DNA Newsletter: August 24, 2010

Today's Headlines Tuesday, August 24, 2010
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Nuclear Power Corporation cautions against nuclear liability bill amendments

It said that under the latest amendments no Indian or foreign manufacturer would be able to serve the nuclear power industry.

NIA asked to get consent of terror suspects for polygraph test

The accused are wanted in connection with the terror attacks in Mumbai, Delhi and other places during 2005 to 2009.
Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab, who killed scores of people in the name of 'jihad' in the 26/11 attacks, is not observing 'Roza' during the ongoing holy month of Ramzan.
Fed up with repeated strikes by separatists in the Kashmir Valley, shopkeepers are up in arms against protestors, who are tasting their own bitter pill as locals are attacking them with stones.
Philippine police stormed a tourist bus on which an armed man held 15 hostages, and local media reported the hostage-taker, a sacked police officer, had been killed.
The State Bank of India said it is yet to make any headway in its investigations into five cases of fraudulent ATM withdrawals in Punjab during the last one week.
The 37-year-old, who now lives in Florida, sank a pressure-packed seven-foot par putt at the final hole to edge American David Toms at Sedgefield.
While Deepika's performance in the movie has won her appreciation, it has proved a disappointment for Neil, whose last outing Jail too bombed at the box office.
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Sunday, August 22, 2010

DNA Newsletter: August 23, 2010

Today's Headlines Monday, August 23, 2010
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Nuclear liability bill work in progress: Congress

Congress spokesperson Manish Tewari said that the government has always been open to address the legitimate concerns on the draft legislation.

Acceptance of Indian aid boosts Pak's image: Yousuf Raza Gilani

After dilly-dallying for several days, Pakistan recently accepted India's offer to provide $5 million for the millions of victims of the devastating floods that have swept the country.
Kickstarting its initiative to create new titles after a gap of four years, publishing house ACK Media, will launch a new title on Mother Teresa on her 100th birth anniversary on August 26.
D-day arrives for politician Shashi Tharoor and Sunanda Pushkar. Here's what they'll be wearing at their wedding today...
After dilly-dallying for several days, Pakistan recently accepted India's offer to provide $5 million for the millions of victims of the devastating floods that have swept the country.
Chief minister Narendra Modi's pressure keeps board members away from meeting, reveal sources.
England midfielder David Beckham is reportedly planning a mega-money tie between LA Galaxy and Manchester United, which could help charities to raise funds up to £1 million.
Superstar Shah Rukh Khan is feeling jittery as he prepares to shoot with his wife Gauri for the first time for a television commercial.
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Saturday, August 21, 2010

DNA Newsletter: August 22, 2010

Today's Headlines Sunday, August 22, 2010
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Govt notice to Google for showing PoK as part of Pakistan

Google Insights for Search, a tool which shows search volume patterns across specific regions, had shown a map of India as part of Pakistan.

Poor crorepati MPs to get a fat pay hike after all

The proposal will go to the cabinet next week and the bill will be introduced in the Parliament before it adjourns sine-die.
M/s Euro Health and Fitness gymnasium, run by managing partner Deanne, has been given a deadline of August 31 to vacate the St Anne's Church land in Bandra (West), after which they'll be considered trespassers by the church.
Wedding preparations are in full swing at the 200-year-old ancestral home, known as Mundarath House.
'The government has accepted the Indian aid offer on the US call,' senator Raja Zafar ul Haq, chairman of Muslim League (N) party of former prime minister Nawaz Sharif said.
The Obama administration issued the initial moratorium in late May after the huge BP Plc oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
On a day of swift developments, the revolting quartet of Leander Paes, Mahesh Bhupathi, Somdev Devvarman and Rohan Bopanna made themselves available to play for the country.
Aniston, 41, appeared on The Daily Show with Stewart, 47, and they talked about a romantic Italian meal in New York City that took place more than a decade ago.
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