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1. Mumbai Train Blasts: Five Get Death Penalty, Life Term for Seven A Mumbai sessions court has handed the death penalty to five out of the 12 convicted in the 2006 serial train blasts. Seven of those convicted got life term. The prosecution had sought death for eight people. Special MCOCA Judge Yatin Shinde pronounced the sentence two weeks after he found the 12 guilty in the blasts, that claimed the lives of 188 and injured 829 commuters. 2. A Nepalese Student Explains #BackOffIndia #BackOffIndia began trending online last week, days after the long-awaited promulgation of the Nepali Constitution after 507 members of the 598-strong Constituent Assembly (CA) voted in favour of the new Constitution. 66 members of the CA, however, abstained from voting in protest. They belong to Madhes-based political parties who perceive that this constitution reneged on promises that were made to them in 2008. 3. Man Killed For Allegedly Eating Beef in UP, Mob Injures Son too 50-year-old Mohammad Akhlaq was beaten to death, and his 22-year-old son injured severely by a local mob in Bisra village, Dadri, Uttar Pradesh. The mob was fired up on rumours that the family was storing and eating beef according to a report by The Indian Express. Six people were arrested in connection with the attack, around 45 km from Delhi, sparking protests that led to police firing, damage to vehicles and injuries to a 20-year-old welder. 4. Why BJP Should Avoid Creating More ‘Shatru’ in Poll-Bound Bihar First, it was Shatrughan Sinha. Then R K Singh. And now Chedi Paswan. All three influential BJP Lok Sabha members from Bihar have virtually raised a banner of revolt against the party leadership for giving them a raw deal during the ongoing assembly elections. 5. Five Weird Places to #MakeOutInIndia Lets face it – being the world’s second largest population, couples in India have a rather tough time finding quiet, undisturbed places to peacefully make out. There are people EVERYWHERE. Add to that some over zealous moral policing, professional voyeurs and inquisitive family members and #MakeOutInIndia remains a distant dream no matter what the country hopping leader says. 6. Meanwhile in Marathwada, Late Rains Try to Cover up Past Drought The whole of July, which is crucial for crops, was almost dry. Rains this month have erased evidence of the drought’s severity. As one drove along the forested roads of Patoda taluk in Beed district – one of the hottest places in India in summer – and up its billiard cloth slopes, it was hard to believe this region was parched. Nature seemed to be covering up for the truancy of the monsoons. 7. Is Kunduz the Beginning of the Endgame in Afghanistan? The fall of Kunduz to the Taliban on Monday seems to be the beginning of the endgame for the current US-supported dispensation in Kabul. How long it will survive depends entirely on the US’ stamina. 8. China’s Bigg Boss is Made in Lonavala Believe it or not, when the Chinese wanted to shoot their first version of the popular reality showBig Brother, they didn’t shoot it in Shanghai, or Beijing but came all the way to India. The set was the same one in Lonavala where the Indian version – Bigg Boss, is shot with superstar Salman Khan. For more check out this story on The Quint. 9. AB de Villiers: Record Breaker in ODIs, Damn Squib in T20s? Everyone loves AB! But hang on… that love only extends till he’s hitting the windies bowlers out of the park… for the fastest ODI 100 (31 balls) and then the fastest ODI 150 (66 balls). That love also extends to the World Cup when he single-handedly scores 482 in 7 ODI innings. But fast forward to a few months later and this is where we draw the line. This is when you become public enemy number one (to put it mildly) – when you AB de Villiers, visit India as an opponent and try to steal some sheen off MS Dhoni’s ‘proving a point’ outing.