Thursday, March 17, 2011

DNA Newsletter:March 18, 2011

Today's Headlines Friday, March 18, 2011
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Hasan Ali surrenders before Enforcement Directorate

The Pune-based businessman, accused of stashing away huge amount of black money in banks abroad, surrendered before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Thursday night after the Supreme Court cancelled his bail and remanded him to four days' ED custody.

World Cup: England record a thrilling 18-run win over West Indies

Spinners James Tredwell and Graeme Swann took advantage of a turning track at the MA Chidambaram Stadium as England beat West Indies by 18 runs to keep their hopes alive in the World Cup.
The Supreme Court today stayed a Mumbai court order that had granted bail to Khan in the black money case.
Scientists claim that 'Super Moon, by itself, can't cause disasters. "There is no statistical ground to believe that more earthquakes occur at the time of Super Moon."
There is a possibility of a widespread nuclear fallout as a pool cooling spent fuel rods at the crippled Japanese nuclear complex has lost most of its water, a top US atomic expert has warned.
Imaging and printing major, Canon, has said damage inflicted by the earthquake and tsunami in Japan will hit revenues from India operations by five per cent this year due to glitches in supply of critical components.
Skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Virender Sehwag were the only absentees as Team India resumed training in Chennai on Thursday.
No cause of death has been released, but the star had survived strokes in 2007 and 2008.
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

DNA Newsletter:March 17, 2011

Today's Headlines Tuesday, March 15, 2011
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World Cup: South Africa set Ireland 273 for win

Sent into bat, South Africa made 272 for seven against Ireland in a Group B match of the World Cup on Kolkata on Tuesday.

Foreign funds traced in 2G scam, 31 firms under probe: Enforcement Directorate

The agency placed its latest status report of its investigation in the scam in a sealed envelop before the Supreme Court.
'Nidhi's husband Pawan Gupta was arrested from the city today. We are looking for other family members. Earlier Nidhi's sister-in-law Sunita was apprehended on Friday,' said Vinayak Kakade, senior inspector at Dindoshi police station.
The jholawala cabinet or J-cabinet – also known as National Advisory Council – has many ideas to empty government coffers and bleed India with a thousand free-goods cut.
The International Atomic Energy Agency, citing information it had received from Japanese authorities, said dose rates of up to 400 millisievert per hour have been reported at the Fukushima power plant site.
The BSE benchmark index Sensex dropped by 271.83 points to close at 18,167.64. It fell below the 18,000 level in view of huge losses recorded in Asia following reports that nuclear radiation leaks in Japan could increase.
Raina's World Cup hibernation may soon end. The middle-order batsman is almost certain to be included in the XI for India's next match. He will replace Yusuf Pathan.
The actress talks about why her once fave co-star and she are not paired together anymore
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Tuesday, March 15, 2011

DNA Newsletter:March 16, 2011

Today's Headlines Tuesday, March 15, 2011
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World Cup: South Africa set Ireland 273 for win

Sent into bat, South Africa made 272 for seven against Ireland in a Group B match of the World Cup on Kolkata on Tuesday.

Foreign funds traced in 2G scam, 31 firms under probe: Enforcement Directorate

The agency placed its latest status report of its investigation in the scam in a sealed envelop before the Supreme Court.
'Nidhi's husband Pawan Gupta was arrested from the city today. We are looking for other family members. Earlier Nidhi's sister-in-law Sunita was apprehended on Friday,' said Vinayak Kakade, senior inspector at Dindoshi police station.
The jholawala cabinet or J-cabinet – also known as National Advisory Council – has many ideas to empty government coffers and bleed India with a thousand free-goods cut.
The International Atomic Energy Agency, citing information it had received from Japanese authorities, said dose rates of up to 400 millisievert per hour have been reported at the Fukushima power plant site.
The BSE benchmark index Sensex dropped by 271.83 points to close at 18,167.64. It fell below the 18,000 level in view of huge losses recorded in Asia following reports that nuclear radiation leaks in Japan could increase.
Raina's World Cup hibernation may soon end. The middle-order batsman is almost certain to be included in the XI for India's next match. He will replace Yusuf Pathan.
The actress talks about why her once fave co-star and she are not paired together anymore
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Monday, March 14, 2011

DNA Newsletter:March 15, 2011

Today's Headlines Tuesday, March 15, 2011
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Lawlessness, private armies ruling roost in country: Supreme Court

Strongly disapproving the practice of blaming Naxals for every incident of violence, the Supreme Court on Monday voiced concern over private armies ruling the roost in many areas where there was 'complete lawlessness'.

Disaster in Japan won't hit Jaitapur, says DAE

The Department of Atomic Energy clarified that the Japan's nuclear tragedy will not have any adverse effects on India's nuclear programme and all the ongoing and proposed nuclear plants, Jaitapur Nuclear Power Plant.
Former chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, Dr Anil Kakodkar said that unlike Fukushima, the Jaitapur plant will be located at a considerable height above sea level.
'Gujarat is a border state. It is sharing border, both land and sea, with Pakistan. And at a time like this, when the neighbouring country has become hostile, there is much more need for the security forces to be alert,' he said.
Japan battled through the weekend to prevent a nuclear catastrophe and to care for the millions without power or water in its worst crisis since World War Two.
Phone will tie-in to Facebook, bing, games from Microsoft; Nokia will launch around 20 smartphones this year.
Bangladesh kept their hopes of reaching the quarter-finals alive by notching up a comfortable six-wicket triumph over the Netherlands in a Group B match of the cricket World Cup in Chittagong on Monday.
The Bollywood actress says she's unperturbed by gossip because she's secure in her parents' trust.
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Sunday, March 13, 2011

DNA Newsletter:March 14, 2011

Today's Headlines Monday, March 14, 2011
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Stricken Japan nuke reactor past due date

A 40-year-old nuclear reactor facing a possible meltdown in northeastern Japan was originally scheduled to go out of commission in February but had its operating license extended another 10 years.

World Cup: Australia enters quarter-finals with 60-win over Kenya

The dominant Australians notched up their 33rd successive ODI win on Sunday when they beat minnows Kenya by 60 runs here at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium.
Chief minister Prithviraj Chavan on Sunday said that there is no question of his tendering resignation over the Central Vigilance Commissioner controversy.
India's top nuclear bodies today said they would revisit all safety aspects of atomic plants in the country and analyse the nuclear crisis arising in Japan after the tsunami as it has offered new lessons to fine tune existing emergency preparedness.
A volcano in southwestern Japan erupted on Sunday after nearly two weeks of relative silence, sending ash and rocks up to four kilometres into the air, a local official said.
Japan will hope that modest fiscal spending and ultra-loose monetary policy can minimise the damage from Friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami on an economy just emerging from a lull.
An infuriated Mahendra Singh Dhoni blasted his batsmen for "playing to the gallery rather than for the country" after India slumped to a three-wicket defeat on Saturday.
Helmed by debutante director Roshan Abbas, the film stars producer Karim Mornai's daughter Zoa and Giselle Monteiro, who played Harleen in the film Love Aaj Kal.
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Saturday, March 12, 2011

DNA Newsletter:March 13, 2011

Today's Headlines Sunday, March 13, 2011
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World Cup: South Africa win thriller against India at Nagpur

Sachin Tendulkar slammed a blistering 111 before India suffered a stunning batting collapse, losing nine wickets for 29 runs, to be all out for 296 in 48.3 overs in their group B match against South Africa in Nagpur on Saturday.

At least three exposed to radiation after quake in Japan: reports

At least three residents evacuated from a Japanese town near a quake-hit nuclear plant have been exposed to radiation, media reports said today.
Thackeray reiterated his strong opposition to the project and questioned the chief minister's honesty.
Vijay alias Ram Singh was apprehended by a team of Delhi police in Mumbai's Vikroli at around 11.00pm yesterday in connection with the murder of Radhika Tanwar (20) last Tuesday.
The main reactor at Fukushima nuclear plant in northern Japan, 250 kilometres north of Tokyo, exploded this afternoon leading to radiation leaks injuring four people
In a bid to ensure that the country's trade deficit does not go up, the government is looking towards doubling exports to US$ 450 billion in the next three years, a senior foreign trade official said on Saturday.
Sachin Tendulkar slammed a blistering 111 before India suffered a stunning batting collapse, losing nine wickets for 29 runs, to be all out for 296 in 48.3 overs in their group B match against South Africa in Nagpur on Saturday.
The actor and producer, who is now turning director with the sequel of Dabanng, admits he always wanted to be one.
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Friday, March 11, 2011

DNA Newsletter:March 12, 2011

Today's Headlines Saturday, March 12, 2011
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World stunned by Japan quake but little rapid action

As leaders across the globe reacted and the tsunami wave roared across the Pacific, damaged airports in Japan and uncertainty about the level of assistance required meant there was little immediate move to bring in resources from outside.

World Cup: India and South Africa face off in a mouth-watering clash

Biggies India and South Africa face off in a mouth-watering clash at the VCA Stadium in Nagpur; Ashwin could replace Chawla; Smith may not risk Tahir.
The aftershocks of the Japan earthquake and the resulting tsunami were felt in the cyberspace on Friday — the most widespread theme being the link between the natural calamity and the approaching lunar perigee.
The alleged murderer has been identified as Vijay alias Ram Singh, 25, hailing from Viswan village in Sitapur.
A wall of water several kilometres wide triggered by a massive tsunami after a powerful earthquake in Japan's northeastern coast today swept away cars, ships and even buildings and killed at least 26 people.
Global equity markets plunged after 33-foot tsunami in Japan caused untold damages and panic-striken investors, already worried about boiling unrest in the Middle-East and Spain debt crisis, resorted to hectic selling.
Opener Smith anchored the innings with a 133-ball 107 run knock during which he struck 11 boundaries and a six, but it was Pollard's power hitting which stole the limelight and guided West Indies to 275 all out after being sent into bat.
Playing up to his new 'winning' catchphrase, the father-of-five wears a tiger-patterned chef's hat as he presents 'Charlie Sheen's Winning Recipes'.
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