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Spot-fixing probe confirms Dawood links of bookies
Chandila reportedly told investigators that Babu, another Vidarbha player, is also actively involved and both had asked him to identify more targets for bookies in return for huge sums of money. Sources said Manish could be picked up soon for questioning.- Karnataka biggies sulk as ‘clean’ 28 make it to team Siddaramaiah
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As a consequence of the strike by water-packaging units, a severe shortfall in supply of packaged water meant that prices of the meagre cans that were available were sold for a premium.
The heavy rain on Saturday evening proved a dampener for the weekend crowd, cricket fans and others. At many places, traffic flow was also affected.
After a long wait, the Kukatpally-Hitec city road over bridge (ROB) was finally inaugurated amidst sloganeering by Congress and Lok Satta party workers.
Seven street magicians on Saturday made Kochiites rediscover the seldom experienced states of awe and wonderment at the Street Magic Fest organised by District Tourism Promotion Council and Muthukadu Magic Academy.
A group of tanker lorry owners, that carry drinking water meant for the capital city on Saturday night declared a snap strike for Sunday following the district administration’s directive to introduce certain restrictions on the supply of water from the Water Authority.
Expressing commitment to India’s nuclear energy programme, Nikolay Listopadov, Consul General of the Russian Federation in south India, assured all cooperation to the other units in the Koodankulam Nuclear Power Plant.
The possibility of an immediate reshuffle in the Oommen Chandy Government and more importantly the induction of KPCC president Ramesh Chennithala into the ministry, failed to gain much momentum on Saturday though informal talks continued at various levels.
Chairing a Cabinet, Siddaramaiah reportedly sent a strong message to his Ministers that corruption would not be tolerated in his government and all should function within the framework of law.
The BJP leader claimed that the Karnataka poll results definitely disappointed the party but not demoralised it, there was a need to do introspection and set the house in order.
Taking cue from the raids of CB on financial institutions in different areas of coastal districts, the district administration raided the offices of 10 such institutions in Koraput and Jeypore.
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Coach Tom Moody was candid enough by saying that the team would not like to be caught up with what the other teams are doing or not doing.
Maria de Lurdes Mutola, 41, from Mozambique specialised in the 800 metres and brooked little or no opposition over that trip. She was born in Maputo and nicknamed “The Maputo Express”.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang is scheduled to arrive here on Sunday on his first ever visit to the country since taking over the top job from his predecessor Wen Jiabao in March.
Conservative religious lawmakers in Afghanistan blocked a law on Saturday that aims to protect women's freedoms, with some arguing that parts of it violate Islamic principles or encourage women to have sex outside of marriage.
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- Sleepless nights, no baths for Sreesanth
- 'Kiran visited Delhi 76 times since he became CM'
- Bangalore scores low on medical tourism
- ‘Lack of anthropologists hits welfare policymaking’
- India's bleeding insurgencies: Lessons from Latin America
- Western Ghat report has imperialist mindset: Ecologist
- Lot more to India-China ties than border stand-off: Experts
- Rs 8K-crore plan for upgrading ICVs of Army
- Man arrested for attempt to attack TV host Ranjini Haridas
- The toxic truth about ripe mangoes
- Jiju Janardhanan’s house in Kannur wears deserted look
- Shift me from ‘Anda’ cell, pleads Sanjay Dutt
- Indefinite strike leaves city parched; mineral water bottles fly off shop shelves
- DRDO chief expresses concern over FDI
- Sreesanth, 2 other players 'confess'; more players under scanner
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