Beleaguered IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi is understood to be considering the option of moving the Bombay High Court on Friday for an injunction on the Governing Council meeting in Mumbai on Monday. Sources close to
As the probe into the IPL got wider, top brass of the Finance ministry, Income Tax department and financial intelligence sleuths on Thursday held a closed-door meet in New Delhi. I-T officials including the Director-General
Former BCCI president AC Muthiah on Thursday said board secretary N Srinivasan, who is also the owner of Chennai Super Kings, has no right to convene the IPL Governing Council meeting on April 26 as
Income Tax officials probing alleged financial irregularities in the cash-rich IPL on Thursday claimed to have found some "incriminating" documents during searches at the offices of Kolkata Knight Riders and Cricket Association of Bengal. The
IPL's embattled Chairman Lalit Modi was grilled for the second time in two days on Thursday by Income Tax authorities whose sleuths raided offices of two more team owners in the nation-wide probe into its
Delhi's tallest building, the 28-storeyed 112-metre MCD Civic Centre was inaugurated on Thursday by Home Minister P Chidambaram, in the presence of BJP leader L K Advani, Delhi chief minister Sheila Dikshit and other leaders.
Income Tax department sleuths on Thursday conducted a survey at the head office of the Sahara Group, owner of IPL Pune team, at Aliganj in Lucknow and scoured through documents related to the Indian Premier
A Delhi court on Thursday awarded death penalty to three out of six convicted members of militant outfit Jammu Kashmir Islamic Front (JKIF) for the 1996 Lajpat Nagar blast which had claimed 13 lives. "Three
Swami Nithyananda who was arrested with his disciples Sri Nithya Santanananda, and Gopal Shailesh Reddy in the Solan district of Himachal Pradesh on Wednesday by a joint team of Karnataka and Himchal Police had three
BCCI president Shashank Manohar has slammed IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi by saying that he has violated the confidential clause, which he should not do in a public domain. Manohar said Modi has put all the
Income-Tax department has issued summons to the BCCI to furnish complete details of all eight original franchisees. After swooping down on offices of IPL franchisees and quizzing IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi for the second time
Be careful while drawing money from ATMs which require cards to be swiped, not inserted. Some such ATMs have a loophole where someone who knows your personal identification number (PIN) can punch it within 30
The central Board Of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has sent a detailed report to the Finance Ministry listing alleged regulatory violations via a web of companies and commercial contracts involving the top brass of the Indian
This money was a secret facilitation fee paid by Sony to World Sports Group when the telecast rights were renegotiated with IPL in 2009, says a Mumbai Mirror report. While day-long raids were being simultaneously
A Hyderabad city court has directed police to register a case against Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik, tennis star Sania Mirza and 12 others for allegedly hurting the sentiments of Muslims. Based on a private complaint
BCCI president Shashank Manohar on Wednesday made light of IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi's move for disclosing the ownership pattern of IPL franchisees, wondering what was he doing for the last three years. He said the
A defiant Indian Premier League Commissioner Lalit Modi on Wednesday made it clear that he will not attend the April 26 IPL Governing Council meeting convened apparently to decide his fate, saying he considers it
IPL commissioner Lalit Modi's role in connection with the purchase of heritage havelis in the protected Amer Palace zone in Jaipur has come under the scanner. The Rajasthan government is mulling action against both Modi
In nationwide raids, Income Tax sleuths on Wednesday swooped down on the offices of IPL franchisees Kolkata Knight Riders, Chennai Super Kings, Deccan Chargers and Kings XI and also on companies handling the broadcast rights
A local court on Wednesday in Chandigarh issued notice to co-owners of Indian Premier League team Kings XI Punjab, including actress Preity Zinta, on a complaint accusing the franchise of not filing its balance sheets
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