The trial has begun in India's commercial capital, Mumbai (Bombay) of 13 people accused of carrying out the bombing of local trains in July 2006.

A total of 187 commuters were killed and more than 700 people wounded in the seven co-ordinated blasts on the city's train network during rush hour.

Police in Mumbai have said they believe the bombings were carried out by a group linked to the Pakistani-based militant group, Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT).

Pakistan rejects the allegations.

It says India produced no evidence of Pakistani involvement in the attacks.

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Virtual khabris to zoom-in on terrorists
By: Vinod Kumar Menon
August 29, 2007

Mumbai police will have access to new software connected to 500 cyber cafes
in the city that will send them logs

The Mumbai police will soon have khabris deployed (not physically) at over
500 cyber cafes in the city. A new software will allows cops to swoop down
on terrorists the moment a keystroke is pressed at any cyber caf� across
the city.

Investigations into the recent Hyderabad and Mumbai blasts have revealed