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Lodha panel not to entertain plea unless referred by court: SCLodha panel was formed in January 2015 in the wake of the Justice Mukul Mudgal Committee report that called for reforms within the Board of...- Delhi High Court raps DDCA on its decision to remove 3 selectorsThe sports working committee of DDCA removed former Indian cricketers Maninder Singh, Atul Wassan and Nikhil Chopra from their respective p...
- Betting in cricket should be legalised: Justice Mukul MudgalJustice (Retd) Mukul Mudgal, who has headed the IPL spot-fixing and betting probe, today called for betting in cricket to be made legalised...
- IPL sport-fixing:SC agrees to hear plea seeking players' namesSC agreed to hear tomorrow a plea in the IPL spot-fixing case seeking handing over of Justice Mudgal Committee's report to the Justice R M ...
- Spot-fixing: SC may now set up new panel to punish Gurunath MeiyappanSrinivasan's counsel agreed with court that new panel carry forward the findings of the Mudgal committee, which found Meiyappan and Rajasth...
- Supreme Court questions N Srinivasan over attending BCCI working committee meetingsThe panel would be charged with the specific task of deciding whether the conflict of interest allegations could act as a bar against him.
- Future of CSK, Rajasthan Royals uncertain as Supreme Court talks of possible suspensionMeiyappan's counsel told the court that his client needed to respond to the panel's findings but he had not received copies of the petition...
- Can N Srinivasan be kept away from BCCI due to Gurunath Meiyappan 's role in IPL scam, questions SCSalve said the committee report should be made public but it was opposed by Sibal saying that in the interest of the game the entire report...
- IPL spot-fixing scam: Justice Mudgal Committee submits interim report to SCIn its report, the Mudgal committee had indicted Meiyappan in the scandal and seeks two-month extension to complete the probe.
- Supreme Court reserves order on constituting panel to probe N Srinivasan, others in IPL bettingEarlier, the apex court had asked the Committee whether it will be willing to conduct further probe against N Srinivasan and 12 others in t...
- IPL Scam: SC refuses to give clean chit to SrinivasanThe may mean more trouble for Srinivasan, sidelined as BCCI chief until a probe into the allegations is over.
- IPL scam: Supreme Court rejects BCCI panel to probe match-fixing, bettingThe court asked the Mudgal Panel lawyer, Gopal Subramanium, to get back with an answer by afternoon.
- IPL: Justice Mukul Mudgal may head a new probe into cricket scamDuring its earlier probe, Mudgal was assisted by Additional Solicitor General L Nageshwar Rao and lawyer Niloy Dutta.
- BCCI must take IPL spot-fixing probe seriouslySC had asked BCCI to come up with a real solution to investigate IPL fixing scandal, on how best to probe the matter while protecting its o...
- N Srinivasan will step aside for fair probe: BCCI to SCThe Indian cricket board also assured Supreme Court that they are ready to take action against those who are named in Justice Mukul Mudgal ...
- IPL Spot-fixing: Betting can't be stopped completely, says Justice MudgalPutting a lot of faith on senior cricketers, the judge felt they must take the lead to wean away young players from the menace.
- Cabinet to soon take up Mudgal probe report on WalmartCorporate Affairs Minister Sachin Pilot said the Cabinet could not deliberate in detail the panel findings and the ATR yesterday.
- Cabinet doesn't take up Justice Mukul Mudgal probe report on WalmartThe Cabinet did not take up today the report of Mudgal panel that looked into alleged lobbying activities by Walmart for entering the India...
- Walmart probe panel demands more details from the firmThe one man-committee appointed to probe into Walmart's lobbying with US lawmakers for its India entry has asked for more details.
- Probe panel seeks more details from Walmart on lobbyingThe Panel had earlier sought details about Walmart's lobbying activities in the US with regard to its plans to enter the Indian market.
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