Newsletter June 11, 2009

Newsletter June 11, 2009 Indian caravan rolls on; Ireland beaten by 8 wickets India wrapped-up a comprehensive 8 wicket win over Ireland to go into the Super 8 stage with the psychological edge.   Nation Chidambaram on two-day J&K visit from today Union Home Minister P Chidambaram will embark on a two-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir beginning today to make an on-the-spot assessment of the situation there as well as take part in a unified command meeting. Full Story 26/11: 10-yr-old girl identifies Kasab in court And now racial assault on Indians in Canada BJP cracking? Jaswant hits out at poll managers   World Air France passengers’ names on terror list Investigation into the crash of Air France flight 447 that killed all 228 aboard has revealed that two of its passengers’ names were listed with a Islamic terror organization, leading to apprehensions that it might be an act of terror. Full Story 90 militants killed in anti-Taliban offensive in Pak Key nations agree on N Korea sanctions: Diplomats Guard shot at US Holocaust museum dies   Business    Powered By Zee Business  Cheap Loans: Yes Bank cuts rate 0.5%, others to follow Private sector lender Yes Bank said it will cut its benchmark lending rate by 50 basis points beginning next month, coinciding with Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee's initiative to make banks commit on lowering the cost of funds. Full Story Fiat closes deal to take bulk of Chrysler`s assets Tata Tele announces launch of GSM services IRDA to make valuation of cos mandatory from this fiscal   Openers fashion comprehensive win for Sri Lanka Blistering knocks by both the openers- Sanath Jayasuriya (81) and Tillakaratne Dilshan (74)- followed by a disciplined bowling performance helped Sri Lanka registrar a 15-run victory over Sri Lanka in an inconsequential tie on Wednesday. Full Story Injured myself during IPL semi-final: Sehwag Saina squeezes into second round of Singapore Open I`ll make the Ashes, insists Andrew Flintoff   AR Rahman slams the writer of his unauthorised biography Success comes at a price and it seems, to have cost AR Rahman his much-treasured privacy. The Mozart of Madras, who has the world grooving to his winning anthem ‘Jai Ho’ from Oscar favourite ‘Slumdog Millionaire’, is a peeved man these days and it’s all owing to the unending media glare and notorious individuals trying to cash on the reticent musicians’ success. Full Story Katrina knows the truth behind Salman-Claudia proximity Sonakshi all set to act opposite Salman Khan! Fergie`s lesbian romp in raunchy new video