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UP govt to ensure adequate power supply: Akhilesh

Amid public resentment over power crisis, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav today said the UP government will work on a large scale to ensure power supply was in accordance with the electricity demand.

Arrested Hyderabad bookie names more Indian cricketers

Delhi Police today claimed that bookie Mohd Yahya, arrested in the T20 spot-fixing scandal, told them that he had been in touch with "some more" Indian cricketers for manipulating matches even as investigators did not rule out the involvement of foreign players in the case.

Jairam points out irregularities in jobs scheme in Odisha

Pointing out several irregularities in the implementation of rural jobs scheme in Odisha, Union Rural Development Minister Jairam Ramesh has asked Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik to address them urgently.

Agents abduct Ponzi scheme owner

It looks like the Saradha effect. A small-time chit fund owner of West Bengal’s Murshidabad district, who failed to repay more than R8 crore to investors after his operation closed down last year, was kidnapped by angry agents on Friday.

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As the faithful followers of cricket lurch from one betrayal to the other, N Srinivasan shows no signs of coming to their succour; Rahul Gandhi promised to be tougher than his mother in dealing with factionalism and indiscipline; imagine a device that can create a gun for $25; we wonder if mushy love is back in Bollywood.

SP leader's son gets life term for raping minor

Son of an SP leader was sentenced to life imprisonment and a penalty of Rs. 1 lakh was also imposed on him by a local court here for raping a teenaged girl.

BCCI should sack Srinivasan if it is committed to cricket: Omar

Chief minister Omar Abdullah demanding the resignation of BCCI chief and said that if the apex cricketing body is committed to the game then it should not shy away in sacking people at top. Tarun Upadhyay reports.

BCCI President wields power to cancel requisitioned SGM for his removal

There may be a big clamour to oust N Srinivasan through a Special General Meeting (SGM) following the arrest of his son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan in the T20 League betting charges, but such a meeting can be postponed or even stopped from taking place by the BCCI President.

Man, daughter arrested for sacrificing boy in UP

A man and his daughter were arrested for allegedly sacrificing a four-year-old boy at Naheri village in UP, police said today.

36 leaders to articulate Cong views in TV debates

The Congress on Friday formed a panel of 36 leaders who will articulate the party’s views in the electronic media as part of its preparations for the 2014 Lok Sabha polls.

Meiyappan is only a member of CSK management team: India Cements

India Cements today issued a statement clarifying that Gurunath Meiyappan was neither the owner, nor the CEO of CSK but only one of the honorary members of the management team.

Shukla, Jaitley meet Sibal, call for strong anti-fixing law

Rattled by the spot-fixing scandal that has shaken Indian cricket, IPL Chairman Rajiv Shukla and BCCI vice-President Arun Jaitley today met Union law minister Kapil Sibal, demanding that a strong anti-fixing legislation be "enacted as soon as possible".

Pakistani intruder shot dead near Indo-Pak border

A Pakistani intruder was shot dead by BSF today near the border in Sriganganagar district.

Will act against Gurunath with alacrity: Srinivasan

Claiming that he has no knowledge of his son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan's involvement in betting, BCCI chief N Srinivasan today said there will be no discrimination and action will be taken against Meiyappan with the "same alacrity" with which steps were taken against the players.

33 arrested for burning man alive in Bihar

Thirty-three people, including 19 women, were arrested today on charges of burning to death the husband of a mukhia over a land dispute, police said.
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