| Today's Headlines | Sunday, February 20, 2011 | |
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TOP NEWSIndia post 87-run win over Bangladesh to start World Cup with confidenceCricket surely is a funny game, but India's progress into the second stage of the World Cup is almost certain after their comfortable win over Bangladesh on Saturday. Woman beheaded by mentally unstable mother in MumbaiThe accused Ratna Nadar, 50, was arrested and produced before a local court which asked the police to take her to a mental hospital at Thane. Speaking at the `Vanashree Awards' distribution function in Pune, Chavan said, 'Against the backdrop of increasing pollution, each city should have its own forest.' Ramdev today alleged that he was called a 'bloody Indian' by a Congress MP from Arunchal Pradesh in public view during a yoga camp in the state, a charge denied by the lawmaker even as the incident drew condemnation from the BJP. The resolution, introduced by Democratic Congressman Alcee Hastings on Thursday and supported by half-a-dozen other lawmakers, has now been referred to the house committee on foreign affairs. The decision has been taken by revenue minister Balasaheb Thorat "in the interests of farmers" as process of land acquisition for the SEZ wasn't completed in the stipulated period. rom painting faces with tricolour to wearing the Team India colours and getting together to cheer India to win, the Puneites are an exited lot. The 24-year-old singer - who attended a strict Catholic girls' school in her teens - admitted she barely had any contact with boys until she was 15 because she was always being lectured about the virtues of abstinence by her school nuns. | ||
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Saturday, February 19, 2011
DNA Newsletter:February 20, 2011
Friday, February 18, 2011
DNA Newsletter:February 19, 2011
| Today's Headlines | Saturday, February 19, 2011 | |
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TOP NEWSBabri Masjid ghost back to haunt LK AdvaniThe CBI has moved the Supreme Court against an Allahabad high court order, which dropped charges of criminal conspiracy against LK Advani, Murli Manohar Joshi and others in the Babri Masjid demolition case. 15-day deadline for police to shut down dance bars in Maharashtra: RR PatilLast year, the Maharashtra home minister had announced that the deputy police commissioners would be suspended if such bars are found operational in their jurisdiction. Saili Laxman Pawar weighing 495 gm, born to a 36-year-old, became the first smallest surviving baby of India. The high-profile inmate, 47, of Jail No1, arrested for his alleged role in the 2G spectrum allocation scam, is mostly keeping to himself, a senior jail official said. The state of relations, while never being perfect, is now alarming, the Wall Street Journal reported quoting top US security officials who said the tensions are costing US the chance to hit key terrorists in the region. The new series takes its base year from 2010 prices, with indices the government said provide a cross-section of retail price movements across rural and urban India, the world's second most populous country. World Cup fever is building and as cricket is religion for most of India, B-Town isn't taking any chances with big movie releases
most blockbusters are being scheduled before or after. Vishal Bhardwaj pushes the envelope and takes you on a cinematic journey you may not experience in a Hindi film for a long time to come. | ||
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Thursday, February 17, 2011
DNA Newsletter:February 18, 2011
| Today's Headlines | Friday, February 18, 2011 | |
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TOP NEWS2G scam: CBI to quiz DMK chief M Karunanidhi's daughter KanimozhiBoth CBI and the Enforcement Directorate (ED) are examining a Rs214 crore loan made by DB Realty to Kalaingar TV, a channel run by DMK functionaries. Pro-Telangana MLAs beat up colleague, heckle Andhra Pradesh governorThe MLAs and their supporters also allegedly beat up the president of Lok Satta Party Jayaprakash Narayan on the Andhra Pradsh assembly campus. The ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 is just two days away, but Puneites do not seem interested to travel to Bangladesh to cheer Team India on February 19. Travel agencies said so far no one from the city has made any bookings for Bangladesh. It's official now. India's swanky airports have joined the league of top airports in the world. 'We we have strong suspicions that visa fraud has occurred... We will seek to resolve this as quickly as we can,' said US state department spokesperson PJ Crowley. Officials from the two commercial airlines visited the airport to inspect the facilities. The ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 is just two days away, but Puneites do not seem interested to travel to Bangladesh to cheer Team India on February 19. Travel agencies said so far no one from the city has made any bookings for Bangladesh. Tennis ace Mahesh Bhupathi and actress Lara Dutta had a court marriage yesterday. | ||
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Wednesday, February 16, 2011
DNA Newsletter:February 17, 2011
| Today's Headlines | Thursday, February 17, 2011 | |
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TOP NEWSAdarsh housing society should be demolished if illegal, says Maharashtra CMPrithviraj Chavan further indicated that there was no question of intervention by his government in the scam. BJP tries to pitch Pranab Mukherjee against PM Manmohan SinghBJP sought to drive a wedge between top Congress leaders on Wednesday as it dissected Manmohan Singh's references to the roles of finance and telecommunication ministries in the allotment of 2G spectrum. The symptoms include insomnia, addiction, depression, irritability, sleep disturbance, low immunity or haemoglobin or iron levels, excessive smoking, taking to alcohol, absenteeism and family discord. With his government's image dented over a rash of scams, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today conceded that he had to make 'some compromises' to run a coalition but ruled out quitting 'half-way'. The protesters, seeking political reforms and better human rights in the kingdom, are refusing to disperse from the the square in Manama, after two days of violent clashes and an assurance by the monarch "to investigate the killings", local media reports said. Manmohan Singh, however, said that since then the ministries of finance and telecom had agreed to continue with the existing policy of allocating 2G spectrum. On Tuesday, Bangalore police arrested a man and recovered 80 tickets to the members' stand from him. His associate, however, escaped arrest. The baraatis are headed to Goa this week. DNA catches up with the guest-list in the shaadi frenzy. | ||
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Tuesday, February 15, 2011
DNA Newsletter:February 16, 2011
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TOP NEWSBJP alleges misuse of power by govtExpressing concern at the large-scale phone-tapping by the government as reported in the media, BJP feared on Tuesday that the actual number of phones bugged may be much higher than the reported figure of 1 lakh. CBI's Swami Aseemanand 'leak' reply rejectedThe court also pointed out that the report was not signed by the CBI director, though the agency claimed it had the director's approval. The Maharashtra Chamber of Housing Industry cited the opinion of senior counsel KK Singhvi suggesting that the government can go ahead with the scheme without inviting objections and suggestions to amend the Development Control regulations. After police denied a no-objection certificate (NOC) to the Canadian rock star's concert at NSIC Exhibition Grounds in Okhla Industrial Area on Tuesday, organisers are now looking for an alternative venue and date for the event. This is part of the administration's ongoing effort towards its continued funding for operations and assistance in key regions of the world - Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan. Finance minister will soon give green signal to payment of 9.5% interest rate on provident fund deposits during 2010-11, a senior government official said today. The Boys in Orange will be seen displaying logos of Amul butter prominently on their main sleeve (playing arm) in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 starting February 19. After police denied a no-objection certificate (NOC) to the Canadian rock star's concert at NSIC Exhibition Grounds in Okhla Industrial Area on Tuesday, organisers are now looking for an alternative venue and date for the event. | ||
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Monday, February 14, 2011
DNA Newsletter:February 15, 2011
| Today's Headlines | Tuesday, February 15, 2011 | |
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TOP NEWSSand mine auction ban cost Maharashtra govt Rs800 crore last yearThe Bombay high court lifted its stay on sand mining in October 2010. However, the government has not framed a policy to auction sand mines. Karnataka high court upholds order to disqualify rebel MLAsBS Yeddyurappa had won the trust vote last time with a margin of 106 against the opposition strength of 100. A verdict in favour of the MLAs would have put his government in trouble again. Defending the party's decision to not oppose V-Day celebrations today, Abhijit Panse, president of the Bhartiya Vidyarthi Sena, said the new generation has understood that this is not Indian culture or festival and they have stopped celebrating it. 'We have denied permission for the concert because of security concerns. The place chosen to organise the concert is not suitable for this kind of a programme,' a senior police official said. Foreign secretary Salman Bashir has contacted the Indian high commissioner in Islamabad to discuss Khan's case, Geo News channel reported. Sensex has lost 14% from the record level on November 5, as high inflation and increasing central bank rates pushed up borrowing costs for industry as well as the consumer. Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni as well as some former cricketers believe that Indian pace attack needs to gather momentum once the tournament gets underway. On Valentine's Day, the actor credits his wife for keeping the magic in their 10 year marriage alive, even today. | ||
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Saturday, February 12, 2011
DNA Newsletter:February 13, 2011
| Today's Headlines | Sunday, February 13, 2011 | |
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TOP NEWSBrain mapping of 7 babus sought in Adarsh Society scamThe crime branch of the city police probing the mysterious disappearance of files related to the Adarsh society scam, filed an application in court on Friday, seeking to conduct brain mapping and other scientific tests. Commonwealth Games scam: CBI gets custody of Kalmadi aidShekhar Deorukhkar is the fifth person to be arrested in the CWG scam in which nearly Rs630 crore worth contracts were given to firms at exorbitant rates. Apparently not many residents of Uma Mahesh Apartment, where Deorukhkar resides, were awa re of his arrest. Close on the heels of the 'shoe-cleaning' episode, the Uttar Pradesh chief minister is in news again after an ad-hoc woman school teacher was sacked allegedly for approaching her with a personal petition during her visit to the institution. The Federal Investigation Agency also submitted a detailed charge sheet that named Musharraf as an accused in the case related to the murder of Benazir Bhutto. Shares of the world's largest cellphone maker plunged 14% on fears the decision by new chief executive Stephen Elop to throw in the towel and use Microsoft's Windows Phone software will hammer margins and weaken its position during a tumultuous transition. Ponting had missed the final A shes Test and the entire ODI series against England due to a broken finger. Buzz is that Aamir is slated to become the highest paid actor in Bollywood overtaking Shah Rukh by almost Rs30 crore in the process. | ||
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