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Forget the DOJ. For a Trump pardon, call "Bobby" and other influencersPresident Donald Trump's pardon system has shifted dramatically. Influence now hinges on personal networks and narratives of victimhood, by...- Gold vs silver: Where to put Rs 1 lakh today? Experts suggest allocation strategy as gold-silver ratio drops below 55An ideal allocation between gold and silver should depend on an individual’s risk appetite, financial goals and investment goals, Guha unde...
- TN polls: All arrangements in place for vote counting, says TN CEO PatnaikVote counting for the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections is set for May 4. Extensive security measures are in place at 62 centres. Over 1.25 lak...
- Final wave of April 2026 Social Security payments ready to hit Americans’ accounts— who gets the maximum $5,181 benefit this Wednesday, April 22?April 22, 2026 Social Security update: More than 70 million Americans are set to receive their April 2026 Social Security payment in the fi...
- China slaps preliminary anti-dumping duties on some EU pork importsChina has imposed preliminary anti-dumping duties, reaching up to 62.4%, on specific pork imports originating from the European Union, effe...
- Kotak Sec moves Bombay High Court against NSE directiveKotak Securities has also made Sebi a party in the case. The division bench of Justice GS Kulkarni and Justice Jitendra Jain has allowed al...
- Supreme Court rejects BCCI's curative plea on conflict of interest issueBoard of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) had moved the apex court after its review petition against the January 22, 2015 verdict was re...
- N Srinivasan moves SC accusing BCCI Secretary of perjurySrinivasan today moved the Supreme Court accusing the BCCI Secretary Anurag Thakur of committing an offence of perjury before the top court.
- Aditya Verma urges BCCI's U N Bannerjee to keep Srinivasan away from Working CommitteeSrinivasan had presided over the BCCI working committee meeting on February 8 to which the apex court had taken strong objection.
- Aditya Verma writes to Arun Jaitley, says don't entertain N SrinivasanAditya Verma today requested BJP heavyweight Arun Jaitley to not entertain the thought of meeting BCCI president-in-exile N Srinivasan.
- Difference between commercial and professional engagement: Supreme Court"There is a difference between commercial interest referred to in Rule 6.2.4 and professional engagement of a player on account of his prof...
- Supreme Court's judgment against the irregularities in functioning of the BCCI can help in cleaning-up the gameIn a move that was quite unexpected, the SC was extremely severe in its ruling on the BCCI-IPL conflict of interest and illegal betting iss...
- SC asks Judges Committee to make recommendations on BCCIAmendment, if any, to the Memorandum of Association and the Rules and Regulations of BCCI to carry out the recommendations of the Probe Com...
- I stand vindicated, says Lalit Modi on Srinivasan's verdict by Supreme CourtClaiming to have been vindicated after SC barred Srinivsan from contesting BCCI Presidential elections owing to conflict of interest, sacke...
- IPL verdict: N Srinivasan can't contest BCCI polls till he gives up commercial interest in CSK, says SCThe court has also set up a 3-member panel headed by ex-CJI R M Lodha to decide quantum of punishment against Meiyappan and Kundra.
- Court questions conflict of interest in cricket fiefdomK Srikkanth, for instance, was Chennai Super Kings (CSK) brand ambassador and chairman of the national selection committee as well.
- Players, administrators with interests not to run the game: Supreme CourtThe BCCI today submitted a list of players including former greats Sunil Gavaskar, Ravi Shastri and Saurav Ganguly and administrators with ...
- Supreme Court may strike down BCCI rule creating anomalous situation“You have painted a very dismal picture… We can’t do an all-embracing exercise to redeem the game.
- BCCI asked to give list of those having interests in IPL, Champions LeagueThe Supreme Court today asked the BCCI to place before it a list of administrators and players having various commercial interests includin...
- Bombay High Court dismisses PIL challenging BCCI amendments "favouring" N SrinivasanBombay High Court today dismissed a petition filed by Cricket Association of Bihar chief challenging two amendments allegedly to favour N S...
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