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Could Political Betting Swing The US Election?
For centuries there have been cycles of political betting - in 19th century Pall Mall clubs, and in the early 20th century on the floors of the New York and London stock exchanges - punctuated by moves to ban them.
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Opinion: Electoral Bonds Ban Will Do Little When Cash Is King
Cash is the main source of election funding in India. Electoral bonds accounted for just around 10% of the total amount spent by parties and candidates in a single election cycle of five years from 2018 to 2023.
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ICC Bans Transgender Players From International Women's Cricket
The ICC said it was taking the decision to protect the integrity of international women's game and the safety of players.
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Two-Wheelers, Autos Banned On Bengaluru-Mysuru Expressway From August 1
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has banned travelling of two-wheelers, autos, tractors, non-motorised vehicles, multi-axle hydraulic trailer vehicles, and quadri cycles on the Bengaluru-Mysuru expressway from August 1 onwards.
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State Polls: Election Commission Ban On Roadshows Continues
The Election Commission has extended the ban on roadshows, 'pad yatras', cycle and vehicle rallies but relaxed restrictions for indoor and outdoor political meets for the upcoming assembly elections in five states.
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Ban On Political Road Shows, Rallies Extended Till February 11
Days ahead of the upcoming assembly elections in five states, the Election Commission today extended the ban on roadshows, Pad-yatras, cycle/bike/vehicle rallies and processions till February 11, 2022.
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Xbox Series S/X Fastest Selling Microsoft Consoles; Company Calls for Cross-Platform Player Ban
Xbox Series S/X are extremely popular gaming consoles and, at this point in their life cycles, have outsold the previous generation machines considering the equivalent period. Microsoft's latest consoles were launched in November 2020. Furthermore, Microsoft is aiming at reducing bad influence in the online gaming community by introducing a cross-p...
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Lance Armstrong Admits To First Doping "Probably At 21"
Lance Armstrong has revealed he first started doping from the age of 21, during his first season as a professional.
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Tour De France Postponed Until August: Report
According to the paper-based in city of Grenoble near the Alps, the race will now finish on the Champs-Elysees on September 20.
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Chris Froome Wins 2011 Vuelta After Eight-Year Wait
Chris Froome was upgraded from second place and officially declared winner of the 2011 Vuelta a Espana after champion Juan Jose Cobo's doping ban was confirmed.
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No Vehicles, Chandni Chowk May Soon Allow Only Pedestrians, Rickshaws
Chandni Chowk would soon become the first locality in the national capital where only pedestrians, cycle rickshaws and e-rickshaws will be allowed between 9 am and 9 pm every day, according to an official.
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Akhilesh Yadav's Cycle Rally To Feature Notes Ban, Development Metaphors
Ahead of the national election next year, Uttar Pradesh's opposition Samajwadi Party (SP) has drawn an extensive campaign to target the ruling BJP. The campaign will be launched through a 50-km cycle rally on September 16. SP Chief and former Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav has decided to highlight the after-effects of notebandi or demonetization, wh...
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Family Of Boy Born In ATM Queue After Notes Ban To Launch Samajwadi Rally
Keen to score a political point, Uttar Pradesh's opposition Samajwadi Party has chosen the family of two-year-old Khajanchi, who was born outside an ATM shortly after the Centre's demonetisation move, to flag-off its over 40-km 'Haq aur Samman Yatra' being carried out in the run-up to the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.
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All Eyes On Chris Froome At Epic Tour De France
Organisers lifted a ban on Froome taking part in the race on Monday after he was finally cleared by cycling's world governing body of doping suspicions linked to his use of asthma medication.
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Indians In Middle East Face Harsh Sentences For Popping Banned Painkiller
Migrant workers in Gulf states, often find themselves in a cycle of poverty and pain - they put in long hours in the searing heat and then pop painkillers to keep going and ensure their wages are not docked.
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Could Political Betting Swing The US Election?
For centuries there have been cycles of political betting - in 19th century Pall Mall clubs, and in the early 20th century on the floors of the New York and London stock exchanges - punctuated by moves to ban them.
-
Opinion: Electoral Bonds Ban Will Do Little When Cash Is King
Cash is the main source of election funding in India. Electoral bonds accounted for just around 10% of the total amount spent by parties and candidates in a single election cycle of five years from 2018 to 2023.
-
ICC Bans Transgender Players From International Women's Cricket
The ICC said it was taking the decision to protect the integrity of international women's game and the safety of players.
-
Two-Wheelers, Autos Banned On Bengaluru-Mysuru Expressway From August 1
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has banned travelling of two-wheelers, autos, tractors, non-motorised vehicles, multi-axle hydraulic trailer vehicles, and quadri cycles on the Bengaluru-Mysuru expressway from August 1 onwards.
-
State Polls: Election Commission Ban On Roadshows Continues
The Election Commission has extended the ban on roadshows, 'pad yatras', cycle and vehicle rallies but relaxed restrictions for indoor and outdoor political meets for the upcoming assembly elections in five states.
-
Ban On Political Road Shows, Rallies Extended Till February 11
Days ahead of the upcoming assembly elections in five states, the Election Commission today extended the ban on roadshows, Pad-yatras, cycle/bike/vehicle rallies and processions till February 11, 2022.
-
Xbox Series S/X Fastest Selling Microsoft Consoles; Company Calls for Cross-Platform Player Ban
Xbox Series S/X are extremely popular gaming consoles and, at this point in their life cycles, have outsold the previous generation machines considering the equivalent period. Microsoft's latest consoles were launched in November 2020. Furthermore, Microsoft is aiming at reducing bad influence in the online gaming community by introducing a cross-p...
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Lance Armstrong Admits To First Doping "Probably At 21"
Lance Armstrong has revealed he first started doping from the age of 21, during his first season as a professional.
-
Tour De France Postponed Until August: Report
According to the paper-based in city of Grenoble near the Alps, the race will now finish on the Champs-Elysees on September 20.
-
Chris Froome Wins 2011 Vuelta After Eight-Year Wait
Chris Froome was upgraded from second place and officially declared winner of the 2011 Vuelta a Espana after champion Juan Jose Cobo's doping ban was confirmed.
-
No Vehicles, Chandni Chowk May Soon Allow Only Pedestrians, Rickshaws
Chandni Chowk would soon become the first locality in the national capital where only pedestrians, cycle rickshaws and e-rickshaws will be allowed between 9 am and 9 pm every day, according to an official.
-
Akhilesh Yadav's Cycle Rally To Feature Notes Ban, Development Metaphors
Ahead of the national election next year, Uttar Pradesh's opposition Samajwadi Party (SP) has drawn an extensive campaign to target the ruling BJP. The campaign will be launched through a 50-km cycle rally on September 16. SP Chief and former Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav has decided to highlight the after-effects of notebandi or demonetization, wh...
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Family Of Boy Born In ATM Queue After Notes Ban To Launch Samajwadi Rally
Keen to score a political point, Uttar Pradesh's opposition Samajwadi Party has chosen the family of two-year-old Khajanchi, who was born outside an ATM shortly after the Centre's demonetisation move, to flag-off its over 40-km 'Haq aur Samman Yatra' being carried out in the run-up to the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.
-
All Eyes On Chris Froome At Epic Tour De France
Organisers lifted a ban on Froome taking part in the race on Monday after he was finally cleared by cycling's world governing body of doping suspicions linked to his use of asthma medication.
-
Indians In Middle East Face Harsh Sentences For Popping Banned Painkiller
Migrant workers in Gulf states, often find themselves in a cycle of poverty and pain - they put in long hours in the searing heat and then pop painkillers to keep going and ensure their wages are not docked.
