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7/11 Mumbai trains blasts: Accused to examine IM co-founder as defence witness

7/11 blasts: Accused to examine Indian Mujahideen co-founder a...

A special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court on Saturday allowed the accused in July 2006 suburban train blasts case to examine Indian Mujahideen (IM) co-founder Sadiq Israr Sheikh and two others as defence witnesses, ignoring opposition ... DNA, 1 month ago

Hyderabad blasts: Maha ATS to grill 2 Pune blast accused - Rediff.com, 2 months ago

Hyderabad blasts: Maha ATS to question 2 Pune blast accused - Deccan Herald, 2 months ago

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Maharashtra ATS files chargesheet in 2012 Pune blasts case

Nearly a year after four low intensity blasts ripped through the Junglee Maharaj (JM) Road in Pune, the Maharashtra Anti Terrorism Squad (ATS) has filed its chargesheet before a special MCOCA court here. The 3,857-page chargesheet was filed ...

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Sri Lanka: Fishing for a solution in the Palk Bay

Independent of the media-hype on all 'controversial things' that the Tamil Nadu Government and Chief Minister Jayalalithaa may be saying on the 'fishing issue', they have also quietly initiated steps over the past couple of years which could lead to ...

Observer India, 1 month ago

Cricket's A Sonofapitch!

In its sixth season, with a week to go for the finals, the Indian Premier League was heading for a ripper finish. The stadiums were spilling over, TV ratings were off the graph, 10-second ads cost more than the starting salaries of IIM grads, there ...

Outlook India, 2 days ago

KeralaNext.com

IPL spot-fixing: Taped conversations reveals wrong doing of players

Sports News: New Delhi: Rajasthan Royals players, who were allegedly involved in spot-fixing in IPL, were supplied with women by the bookies, in a sensational revelation it was learnt. The transcript of the taped conversations between the players ...

KeralaNext.com, 3 days ago

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Spot-fixing scandal: Sreesanth, others sent to five days police custody

New Delhi: Sreesanth and two of his Rajasthan Royals teammates - Ankeet Chavan and Ajit Chandila -- have been sent to five days in police custody by a Delhi court. The three players are facing spot-fixing charges in at least three games in the ...

NDTV, 4 days ago IPL spot-fixing: Sreesanth, two other Rajathan Royals' players and 11 bookies sent to police custody NDTV, 4 days ago Live: Sreesanth, Chandila and Chavan sent to five days police custody IBNLive India News, 4 days ago How Delhi police nailed Sree and co MSN.co.in, 4 days ago

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Spot-fixing trio, 11 bookies sent to five-day police custody

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Maldives: Seeking to put judiciary in a spot

In Maldives, everything government and everyone in Government other than President Nasheed could be effortlessly branded as a 'Gayoom legatee'. Most Nasheed aides, political and otherwise, belong there, too, but their timely cross-over may have ...

Observer India, 1 month ago

Journalists who helped nab policeman's killer feted

Arrested Trinamool leader brought to Kolkata Arrested Trinamool leader claims party asked him to fle... Cop killing: Absconding Trinamool councillor arrested Avoid clash with us, media tells Maharashtra legislatur... Kolkata, March 29 (IANS) Two ...

Taaza.com, 1 month ago

Cops allowed to take voice sample of accused in extortion case

A court here has allowed the Delhi police to obtain voice samples of Amit Shukla, one of the accused in TV journalist Soumya Viswanathan murder case, in connection with an alleged extortion racket being operated from inside the Tihar prison. Chief ...

Asian Age, 2 months ago