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Newsletter June 25, 2009 Pak SC dismisses Sarabjit plea; India urges sympathetic view The fate of Sarabjit Singh hung by a slender thread as Pak SC dismissed his review petition challenging his death sentence. Nation Govt confirms monsoon to be ‘below normal’ The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) on Wednesday downgraded the monsoon forecast to 93 percent (seven percent below average) from an earlier prediction of 96 percent, confirming fears that 2009 was going to be an year of ‘below normal monsoon’. Full Story 26/11 judge angered by 'allegations' of Kasab's lawyer Normalcy returning to Lalgarh: WB govt Accountability will be fixed for Panna fiasco: Govt World Maximum security for international students: Australian PM Facing flak for the recent spate of attacks on Indian students, Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd today vowed to provide "maximum" security to foreigners pursuing education in this country. Full Story Khamenei says vote to stand as protests continue Swat cleared of Taliban: Pakistan Bomb strikes Shi'ite market in Baghdad, killing 56 Business Powered By Zee Business No blank cheque to Air India: Praful Patel PM Manmohan Singh is ready to extend full support to the ailing national carrier Air India on the condition that it cuts its cost and restructures its organisation, Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel said on Wednesday. Full Story LIC to pump in Rs 175K cr; invest Rs 50K cr in equities OECD upgrades India growth forecast to 5.9% for 2009 SBI cuts rate by 50 bps; home & car loans to become cheaper India will eye T20 revenge in ODI series: Gayle Bested in the Twenty20 World Cup, revenge-thirsty India would come down hard on West Indies in the forthcoming ODI series, believes home side captain Chris Gayle. Full Story Afridi criticises ICC for T20 WC next year, ignoring his show F1 split averted; Mosley agrees to step down Sania crashes out of Wimbledon in Rd.2 Aishwarya should have got IIFA award for `Jodhaa Akbar`: Jaya Priyanka Chopra is a "good actress" but daughter-in-law Aishwarya Rai was more deserving of the best actress award for her work in `Jodhaa Akbar` at the 10th International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) (awards) in Macau, says Jaya Bachchan. Full Story Kangana’s big steal; bags a role opposite Amitabh Bachchan Shahid Kapur breathing fire over fake Twitter account Oscar winning songwriter accused of multiple rapes You have received this e-mail because you are subscribed to the Newsletter from Zee News. Please click here to unsubscribe. How To Advertise | Update Email Address | Privacy Policy | Contact