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LODHA PANEL REFORMS
BCCI draft constitution submitted in Supreme CourtThe three officials were also present today in the court in compliance with its August 23 order summoning them to appear before it.- 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...
- Niranjan Shah included in BCCI committee to tackle Lodha reformsShah is already above the age of 70, which was the maximum age prescribed the Lodha Committee for a member of the BCCI, in any capacity.
- Lodha reforms complete implementation in 4-5 months: Vinod RaiThe Supreme Court appointed the four-member panel, headed by the former Comptroller and Auditor General, in January.
- Deep-rooted resistance to reforms remains in BCCIThe Tripura Cricket Association (TCA) and the Vidarbha Cricket Association (VCA) had become the first full members of the BCCI to implement...
- I am fine with it, says Ajay Shirke on sacking after Supreme Court orderThe two faced the wrath of the Supreme Court after BCCI failed to implement the Lodha panel reforms under their leadership.
- Supreme Court seeks details of India-England Tests revenuesThe decision came after secretary of the Lodha panel, lawyer Gopal Shankarnarayan alleged revenues from matches were going to state associa...
- BCCI moves Supreme Court to release funds for India-England test tomorrowThe counsel representing the Lodha panel told the bench that the apex cricket body is in contempt by not obeying the apex court's direction...
- Lodha committee to check with ICC on request to interveneThe Lodha panel had suggested that the only way out to carry out the much-needed reforms was to have the office bearers superseded and an a...
- Let's see to what extent order is carried out by BCCI: Justice (Retd) RM LodhaLodha said the committee remains open to talking to BCCI top-brass including Thakur to talk about the road ahead.
- Can't comment without seeing order, Anurag Thakur on Supreme Court diktatThe cricket body has been told not to disburse any funds, even for match purposes, to its state units till they resolved to abide by the Ju...
- After pulling up BCCI, Supreme Court now puts pressure on state bodiesThe Supreme Court stopped all further payments to state associations of the BCCI till they passed special resolutions adopting the Lodha Pa...
- BCCI misses first deadline to implement Lodha reformsThe Board had been given until today to implement the first set of reforms, requiring the adoption of a new Memorandum of Association and R...
- BCCI to ponder compliance with Lodha reform at SGMThe SGM has been convened to consider the amendments to the rules and regulations of BCCI as recommended by the Justice Lodha Committee.
- Implement 15 steps by October 15: Lodha Panel instructs BCCIAsked about the steps that need to be taken, the source stated that it primarily pertains to the amendments in the articles of Memorandum o...
- Focus on 'cooling off', 9-year tenure as BCCI meets for SGMIf the BCCI wants, they can always call Justice Katju as a 'Special Invitee' so that he gets a first-hand account of the concerns raised by...
- Anurag Thakur sees opportunity in Lodha recommendations' challengeThakur echoed the sentiment and insisted that the BCCI has always run as a professional body even though no institution can claim to be per...
- BCCI discharges public function, subject to rule of law, Supreme Court toldThe Cricket Association of Bihar (CAB) supported and justified the recomendation of Justice R M Lodha panel for large-scale structural refo...
- Mumbai Cricket Association to move Supreme Court on Lodha panel recommendationsMumbai Cricket Association, headed by former BCCI President Sharad Pawar, would file an intervention application before the Supreme Court.
- Welcome Lodha panel recommendations, says Bishan Singh Bedi"Justice Lodha & his team must b complimented fr exhaustive document on Indn Crkt..now how it's implemented remains 2 b seen..!," Bedi twee...
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