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Newsletter July 28, 2009 All three LeT terrorists convicted for 2003 Mumbai blasts A special POTA court on Monday convicted all three accused in the 2003 Mumbai twin blasts case that killed 52 persons and injured 100 others. Nation Congress rallies around PM over Pak joint statement With fresh disclosure of the contents of a dossier detailing action against the Mumbai attackers given by Islamabad to New Delhi, the Congress Monday came out in strong support of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's Pakistan initiative that delinks action on terror from the composite dialogue process. Full Story Heavy rains lash national capital; one dead Bainsla accepts CM's offer of talks; sit-in continues Indian journo attacked in Aus, Govt concerned World US-China relations to shape 21st century: Obama President Barack Obama, opening two days of high-level talks with China, said the discussions could lay the groundwork for a new era of "sustained cooperation, not confrontation" in a relationship likely to shape the 21st century. Full Story Gandhi's house in S Africa up for sale Seven men arrested on terrorism charges in US Pak forms committee to question Sufi Muhammad Business Powered By Zee Business Economy slightly better; can grow at 6.5%: RBI With ample liquidity in the system, India is set to grow at a rate of 6.5%, the RBI said on Monday. It also indicated that the key rates may remain unchanged in its monetary policy review. Full Story Govt to provide 1% interest subsidy on home loans Chinese chocolates banned in India: Anand Sharma RIL-Niko invest USD 5.98 bn in KG-D6: Deora IPL tempting players to early retirement: Kirsten Team India’ high profile and respected coach Gary Kirsten has made stinging comments on IPL’s threat to Test cricket. Indian coach feels that IPL may force players to consider early Test retirement. Full Story Warne delivers googly, wants ODIs scrapped Strauss expects Flintoff to be fit for 3rd Ashes Test F1: Massa off respirator, out of coma 'Michael Jackson's personal doc gave deadly shot' Michael Jackson's personal doctor administered a powerful anesthetic to help him sleep, and authorities believe the drug killed the pop singer, a law enforcement official has revealed. Full Story Salman falls for actresses; wants them to stay at home: Salim Khan What engages Kareena Kapoor if not beau Saif? Sleep with the boss to win: Splitsville contestant