The onus is now on DNA to bring out some thing sensational on the day of its launch in Mumbai. After HT came out with a story on Sallu Miyan's taped conversation with Aishwarya Rai and his claims of underworld connections, the story remained in the news for a week.
No doubt HT succeeded in creating stir and the paper was discussed by all and sundry. Now everyone is speculating as to what will be the story on the first day in DNA? Will the lead story be a scoop or a quality newspaper with good stories but no breaking story.
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