Sunday, November 21, 2010

DNA Newsletter:November 22, 2010

Today's Headlines Monday, November 22, 2010
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Dawn of an era: Anil Kumble & Co sweep KSCA election

Former India skipper defeats Wadiyar to become president; Srinath, Prasad take over as secretary and vice-president respectively.

India enjoys its best ever day at Asian Games

Athletes Preeja Sreedharan, Sudha Singh and shooter Ronjan Singh Sodhi clinched the yellow metal; Kavita Raut won silver in 10,000 metres and women's archery and men's double trap team settle for bronze.
A woman with a rare genetic disorder 'Robertsonian Translocation', resulting in infertility, has delivered a healthy baby girl at the Jaslok Hospital and Research Center.
Apparently rattled by student suicides, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) authorities here are mulling cutting internet access after midnight, saying hostel inmates were not taking adequate sleep which was leading to stress.
Sikh pilgrims in Pakistan have asked the government here to deliver on a 4-year-old promise of setting up a university in Nankana Sahib, the birthplace of the founder of Sikh religion.
Public sector company MOIL Ltd, formerly known as Manganese Ore India Limited, will come out with an initial public offering of 33,600,000 equity shares of Rs10 each from November 26.
All eyes on Tendulkar (57*) who is just 43 runs away from his 50th Test century; Gambhir (78), Sehwag (74) and Dravid (69*) also sizzle as India take a 99-run lead on Day Two of the third Test.
Now, case filed against actor Salman Khan and TV channel for obscenity and vulgarity.
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Saturday, November 20, 2010

DNA Newsletter:November 21, 2010

Today's Headlines Sunday, November 21, 2010
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2G spectrum scam and Supreme Court batter PM Manmohan Singh's image

Congress fears that giving in to demand for a joint parliamentary committee at this stage will only embolden opposition.

BS Yeddyurappa says he'll pull BJP down with him

It is learnt that Yeddyurappa told the party top brass that he has the backing of 40 MLAs who would stand by him come what may.
With the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) elections barely 18 months away, the city Congress leaders feel that unless the party high command pulls up its socks it would be a Herculean task for the party to perform well in the elections.
It is learnt that Yeddyurappa told the party top brass that he has the backing of 40 MLAs who would stand by him come what may.
Sri Lanka's jailed ex-army chief Sarath Fonseka was discharged from a prison hospital, where he was admitted to earlier this week after complaining of sudden illness, and taken back to his cell, jail officials said today.
Over Rs100 crore earned by promoter groups of Adani, Torrent & Sun Pharma for FY 2009-10.
While S Sreesanth (2/20) removes the openers in his first spell, a change of ends works wonders for Ishant Sharma (2/32) as hosts reduce New Zealand to 148/7 on Day One of the third Test; Jesse Ryder scores yet another half-century before falling to Harbhajan.
Even before Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was released, many parents speculated that the scenes in the movie could be scary for their little ones.
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Thursday, November 18, 2010

DNA Newsletter:November 19, 2010

Today's Headlines Friday, November 19, 2010
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2G spectrum scam: A Raja, aide changed norms to appoint BSNL, MTNL chiefs

Raja and RK Chandolia made sure Telecommunications Consultants India Limited chairman and managing director RK Upadhyay became BSNL chief and Kuldip Singh MTNL chief.

Pleading guilty was Ajmal Kasab's ploy: Ujjwal Nikam

The special public prosecutor told the court that Kasab wanted a conviction to be moved out of the high-security Arthur Road jail.
Over 100 firemen, 16 fire engines, nine water tanks and five snorkels were pressed into service and they took over five hours to bring the fire under control.
Two days after the CAG flagged the issue of spectrum squatting by new operators, the telecom regulator wants licences of Uninor, MTS, Videocon, Loop and Etisalat quashed.
Nepal has sought special permission from India to import some 50,000 cows after Yoga guru Baba Ramdev offered to gift the animals.
Two days after the CAG flagged the issue of spectrum squatting by new operators, the telecom regulator wants licences of Uninor, MTS, Videocon, Loop and Etisalat quashed.
World number three Nehwal lost 8-21 21-8 19-18 to the last edition's silver medallist in a fiercely fought quarter-final match, which lasted 46 minutes.
Hollywood hottie Pamela Anderson, explains her reality TV stint in a candid interview with DNA.
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010

DNA Newsletter:November 18, 2010

Today's Headlines Thursday, November 18, 2010
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New operators try to hoodwink government on rollout obligations

The operators claim to have launched services in many circles, but TRAI numbers prove CAG's charge that many have been sitting on their spectrum for 3 years.

BS Yeddyurappa should continue as Karnataka chief minister: RSS

RSS leaders Suresh Soni and Sanjay Joshi told Nitin Gadkari that its opinion was that Yeddyurappa should not be disturbed.
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) ready with G-pon technology for broadband connections in Pune
The government said the programmes were unfit for unrestricted public viewing. This is the first time the I&B ministry has compulsorily changed time slots of popular TV shows.
Prince Charles, who married Camilla 30 years after their romance began, beamed as he said he was 'thrilled' at the news.
Fresh evidence of long-understated inflation in China emerged on Tuesday as a survey conducted by its ministry of commerce revealed that in just the first 10 days of November, vegetable prices soared 62.4% year on year.
The troubled consortium has approached BCCI officials, but considering the internal wrangling plaguing the consortium, the board has decided to play it safe.
The government said the programmes were unfit for unrestricted public viewing. This is the first time the I&B ministry has compulsorily changed time slots of popular TV shows.
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Tuesday, November 16, 2010

DNA Newsletter:November 17, 2010

Today's Headlines Wednesday, November 17, 2010
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PM in the dock: Why the delay over 2G spectrum complaint, asks Supreme Court

Manmohan Singh took 16 months to reply to Janata Party chief Subramanian Swamy's request for permission to prosecute A Raja; court also frowns at PMO's language

Bullets went missing from police vehicle hour before Obama visit

According to police sources, on November 6, an official from the Quick Response Team (QRT) posted near the US consulate at Gamdevi reportedly misplaced the packet kept in the Mahindra Marksman combat vehicle.
Kasab, who is facing the death sentence for his role in the dastardly attacks, had revealed this to the trial court in his guilty plea, Nikam told Justice Ranjana Desai and Justice RV More.
The anti-tobacco National Organisation for Tobacco Eradication (NOTE) has threatened to issue a legal notice against Aishwarya and the producer-director of Guzaarish
The fire, which gutted a 28-storey high-rise in China's busy commercial hub, was sparked by 'unlicensed welding carried out contrary to rules,' Xinhua news agency said, without citing a source.
Frantic selling on the Dalal Street, after China's benchmark index Shanghai fell four per cent, dragged the Bombay Stock Exchange 30-share barometer by 444.55 points or 2.19% to settle at 19,865.14.
While the beleaguered New Zealanders have fought back after the embarrassing thrashing they received in Bangladesh, World No 1 India have failed to live up to expectations as second Test, too, ends in a draw.
The 43-year-old actress, who shot to fame as CJ Parker on popular TV series Baywatch, also admitted she doesn't know who Salman Khan is.
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Monday, November 15, 2010

DNA Newsletter:November 16, 2010

Today's Headlines Tuesday, November 16, 2010
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Jammu & Kashmir out of UN disputes list; Pakistan cries foul

Some sections in Pakistan view the move as the immediate fallout of US president Barack Obama's recent visit to India.

20 killed, 40 injured as building collapses in Delhi

The four-storey building gave in at around 8.15 pm in Lalita Park area of Laxmi Nagar when at least 100 people were inside.
The defence ministry had entrusted the Central Bureau of Investigation to conduct an enquiry so that the wrongdoings can be ascertained and the responsibilities fixed.
The Tata Group chairman had said that he did not enter the airline business as he was not comfortable with the idea of bribing Rs15 crore to a minister, as had been suggested by an industrialist.
Counterfeit currency is being printed at government mints; notes are being routed to India via Kathmandu, Dhaka and Dubai.
Realised volatility is a measure of actual price volatility, based on past price movements over a specific period of time.
After Harbhajan propelled the hosts to a challenging 472 with a blistering unbeaten 111 off 114 deliveries, Brendon McCullum led a strong New Zealand riposte by notching up his sixth Test century.
Hollywood star Pamela Anderson, who will enter a TV reality show this week, today shot a letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, urging to reject all leather products.
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Saturday, November 13, 2010

DNA Newsletter:November 14, 2010

Today's Headlines Sunday, November 14, 2010
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Asian Games: India rage at China quarantine authority after horse ban

An Indian delegation launched a stinging attack against China's quarantine authorities on Saturday for refusing to clear their horses to compete at the Asian Games.

Adarsh II was in the pipeline in Colaba

The plan was to build another residential tower for serving officers and ex-servicemen. But now, with the scam-tainted Adarsh facing demolition, this proposal has been hastily withdrawn.
'Chavan filed a false affidavit by not declaring his flat at Wadala as an asset. Also it is surprising that the flat reserved for the weaker sections was alloted to him and is liable for action,' said BJP leader Vinod Tawade.
Congress workers had reportedly attacked and vandalised RSS offices in Delhi, Akola, Allahabad, Jaipur and in a few other cities in protest against former RSS chief's derogatory remarks.
Obama, on one of the longest foreign trips of his presidency, has travelled to India and Indonesia on bilateral visits, besides South Korea and Japan for the G20 and APEC summits.
What is it about large cars, Sports Utility Vehicles in particular, which rubs environmentalists the wrong way?
At stumps, the hosts were comfortably placed at 178 for the loss of two wickets with Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid batting on 11 and seven, respectively.
JK Rowling says that Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, the penultimate installment in the fantasy film franchise, is so far her favourite, but others have found it to be lacking.
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