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Spot-fixing: Gujarat cops kept in dark about bookies arrest

Warner attacks Aussie media on Twitter, faces enquiry

Chinese held in Pak Kashmir over alleged Quran desecration

Bhupathi-Bopanna in semis, Sania-Bethanie bow out in Rome

India to convey concerns over incursion to Chinese Premier

Spot-fixing: Gujarat cops kept in dark about bookies arrest

Warner attacks Aussie media on Twitter, faces enquiry

Chinese held in Pak Kashmir over alleged Quran desecration

Bhupathi-Bopanna in semis, Sania-Bethanie bow out in Rome

India to convey concerns over incursion to Chinese Premier

Spot-fixing: Gujarat cops kept in dark about bookies arrest

Warner attacks Aussie media on Twitter, faces enquiry

Chinese held in Pak Kashmir over alleged Quran desecration

Bhupathi-Bopanna in semis, Sania-Bethanie bow out in Rome

India to convey concerns over incursion to Chinese Premier

Spot-fixing: Gujarat cops kept in dark about bookies arrest

Warner attacks Aussie media on Twitter, faces enquiry

Chinese held in Pak Kashmir over alleged Quran desecration

Bhupathi-Bopanna in semis, Sania-Bethanie bow out in Rome

India to convey concerns over incursion to Chinese Premier

Spot-fixing: Gujarat cops kept in dark about bookies arrest

Warner attacks Aussie media on Twitter, faces enquiry

Chinese held in Pak Kashmir over alleged Quran desecration

Bhupathi-Bopanna in semis, Sania-Bethanie bow out in Rome

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Spot-fixing: 3 held cricketers to be questioned again

Three Rajasthan Royal players arrested for alleged spot-fixing in the T20 League will be questioned for the second time by the Delhi Police today.

Spot-fixing: Gujarat cops kept in dark about bookies arrest

Ahmedabad, Rajkot, Surat, Banaskantha and Bhavnagar are said to be the main betting centres and the bookies have a well-organised local and international level network. Mahesh Langa reports.

Chinese held in Pak Kashmir over alleged Quran desecration

Blasphemy is a very sensitive issue in Pakistan, where 97% of the 180 million population are Muslims, and even unproven allegations can spark a violent public backlash.

Manmohan Singh to visit US on Obama's invitation

PSEB Class-12 results declared

K'taka CM expands cabinet, 28 ministers sworn in

One Cobra jawan killed, 3 hurt in Naxal encounter

Kupwara: Army foils infiltration bid, JCO killed

AAP organising a convention in Chicago today

N Korea fires three short-range missiles: S Korea

15 killed, 57 wounded in bombings in Baghdad

6.1 magnitude quake jolts Japan, no tsunami alert

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When a part of you dies

Court acquittals, in the 1984 or 2002 pogroms, belong to the realm of law. It is the conscience that raises difficult questions that need to be answered, writes Gopalkrishna Gandhi.

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Getting back into the game

Indian sport might just get a chance to make a comeback on the international field. Positive signals from the IOC will bring no cheer if India’s sports administration is not cleansed.

In what appears to be a well thought out exercise to reclaim the legacy of his father, BJP leader Feroze Varun Gandhi seems to be all set to move closer to Amethi which his father won in 1980. Pankaj Vohra writes.

They risked their lives for the people

Investigations into the 2002 Gujarat riots show that conscientious IPS officers have been sidelined. Javed Anand writes.

Joint commissioner of police (crime) Himanshu Roy talks about the ongoing investigation into spot fixing in the T-20 league, and the involvement of Dawood Ibrahim gang, in an interview with HT.

HT exclusive | Interview Nawaz Sharif
'We will not allow Kargil, 26/11, terror from Pak soil'

In his first interview to an Indian newspaper after winning the general elections, Nawaz Sharif, reached out to India on Monday, promising that he would not allow his country to export terror. Harinder Baweja reports.

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