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Tainted Suresh Kalmadi to seek re-election as Asian Athletic Association president
Kalmadi was arrested in January 2012 under Sections 120 B and 420 (criminal conspiracy and cheating) of the Indian Penal Code for his alleged role in the Commonwealth Games Time Scoring Equipment scam.
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Suresh Kalmadi will not oversee Asian Athletics Championships, says India's athletics chief
Suresh Kalmadi, a former president of the Indian Olympic Association, is under a cloud after being arrested by the CBI in April 2011 on corruption charges as the chairman of the organising committee of the Commonwealth Games in Delhi three years ago and is out on bail.
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Commonwealth Games Scam: CBI court frames charges against Kalmadi, 9 others
Mr Kalmadi was arrested on April 25, 2011. He spent nine months in Delhi's Tihar Jail and was released after the Delhi High Court granted him bail on January 19 2012.
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Two including Dean of Horticulture College die in accident
Two persons, including the Dean of the Horticulture College, died on Tuesday when the car in which they were travelling collided with a Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation bus in Hallikhed village, about 35 km from Bidar, police said. The deceased were identified as Vijaykumar Kalmadi, Dean of the college and Suryakant Biradar (35), an Assi...
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Top 10 facts about Kalmadi's Commonwealth Games scandal
Suresh Kalmadi was given bail by the Delhi High Court today in a corruption case related to the Commonwealth Games. He was arrested on April 25 last year. Mr Kalmadi, a MP from Pune, served as the Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Commonwealth Games, held in India in October 2010.
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CWG scam: Delhi High Court grants bail to Suresh Kalmadi
Suresh Kalmadi has been granted bail by the Delhi High Court. He was arrested in April last year for alleged corruption - as chairman of the Organizing Committee for the Commonwealth Games, Kalmadi allegedly
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CWG scam: Suresh Kalmadi gets bail, could leave Tihar Jail today
He was arrested in April last year for alleged corruption - as chairman of the Organizing Committee for the Commonwealth Games, Mr Kalmadi allegedly sanctioned an inflated contract for timing equipment and scoreboards.
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CWG scam: Suresh Kalmadi gets bail, could leave Tihar Jail today
Suresh Kalmadi has been granted bail by the Delhi High Court. He was arrested in April last year for alleged corruption - as chairman of the Organizing Committee for the Commonwealth Games, Mr Kalmadi allegedly sanctioned an inflated contract for timing equipment and scoreboards.
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With Amar Singh, list of Tihar's who's who grows longer
Amar Singh arrested: The Rajya Sabha MP was on Tuesday headed to Tihar Jail on charges of corruption, the latest in a long line of high profile politicians and corporate honchos to be housed in the sprawling prison complex in West Delhi.
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CWG scam: Kalmadi sent to Tihar Jail for 14 days
The former chairman of the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee, Suresh Kalmadi, will spend the next 14 days in Tihar Jail. The eight-day police remand of the Congress MP from Pune ended today. A Delhi court ordered that he be remanded to 14 days in judicial custody. Kalmadi is accused of corruption in his capacity as chairman of the CWG Organis...
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Now, trouble brewing at Kalmadi school
If the controversy over his arrest in the Commonwealth Games scam and expulsion from Congress party wasn't enough, Suresh Kalmadi has a fresh trouble staring at him closer home. Parents of children studying at Dr Kalmadi Shamrao School, of which the scam-scarred leader is a trustee, are irked over a notice that proposes to increase school fees by 7...
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IOA Executive Board to meet on May 24
The Indian Olympic Association (IOA) has convened an Executive Board meeting on May 24 to discuss the future course of action in the wake of its President Suresh Kalmadi's arrest on the charges of corruption.
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After night in lock-up, Suresh Kalmadi in court today
Suresh Kalmadi spent his first night in CBI lockup after his arrest on Monday. He will be produced in court on Tuesday; the CBI is seeking his remand.The investigating agency has charged him with criminal conspiracy to buy timing, scoring and result system from a Swiss company at an inflated cost of Rs 141 crore.Soon after the arrest, came his susp...
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If Indian Olympic Association does not act against Kalmadi, Sports Ministry will: Maken
Sports Minister Ajay Maken has told NDTV that he is seeking legal opinion from the Law Ministry and the Attorney General on whether his ministry can on its own have Suresh Kalmadi sacked from his post as President of the Indian Olympic Association (IOA).Within hours of the arrest of the disgraced Commonwealth Games chief, the Sports Ministry had sh...
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Queen's Baton relay was the first in the series of allegations
The irregularities in the conduct of the Queen's Baton Relay in London in 2009, which led to Suresh Kalmadi's arrest by the Central Bureau of Investigations (CBI) here Monday, was the first in a series of allegations against the chairman of the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee.
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Tainted Suresh Kalmadi to seek re-election as Asian Athletic Association president
Kalmadi was arrested in January 2012 under Sections 120 B and 420 (criminal conspiracy and cheating) of the Indian Penal Code for his alleged role in the Commonwealth Games Time Scoring Equipment scam.
-
Suresh Kalmadi will not oversee Asian Athletics Championships, says India's athletics chief
Suresh Kalmadi, a former president of the Indian Olympic Association, is under a cloud after being arrested by the CBI in April 2011 on corruption charges as the chairman of the organising committee of the Commonwealth Games in Delhi three years ago and is out on bail.
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Commonwealth Games Scam: CBI court frames charges against Kalmadi, 9 others
Mr Kalmadi was arrested on April 25, 2011. He spent nine months in Delhi's Tihar Jail and was released after the Delhi High Court granted him bail on January 19 2012.
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Two including Dean of Horticulture College die in accident
Two persons, including the Dean of the Horticulture College, died on Tuesday when the car in which they were travelling collided with a Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation bus in Hallikhed village, about 35 km from Bidar, police said. The deceased were identified as Vijaykumar Kalmadi, Dean of the college and Suryakant Biradar (35), an Assi...
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Top 10 facts about Kalmadi's Commonwealth Games scandal
Suresh Kalmadi was given bail by the Delhi High Court today in a corruption case related to the Commonwealth Games. He was arrested on April 25 last year. Mr Kalmadi, a MP from Pune, served as the Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Commonwealth Games, held in India in October 2010.
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CWG scam: Delhi High Court grants bail to Suresh Kalmadi
Suresh Kalmadi has been granted bail by the Delhi High Court. He was arrested in April last year for alleged corruption - as chairman of the Organizing Committee for the Commonwealth Games, Kalmadi allegedly
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CWG scam: Suresh Kalmadi gets bail, could leave Tihar Jail today
He was arrested in April last year for alleged corruption - as chairman of the Organizing Committee for the Commonwealth Games, Mr Kalmadi allegedly sanctioned an inflated contract for timing equipment and scoreboards.
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CWG scam: Suresh Kalmadi gets bail, could leave Tihar Jail today
Suresh Kalmadi has been granted bail by the Delhi High Court. He was arrested in April last year for alleged corruption - as chairman of the Organizing Committee for the Commonwealth Games, Mr Kalmadi allegedly sanctioned an inflated contract for timing equipment and scoreboards.
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With Amar Singh, list of Tihar's who's who grows longer
Amar Singh arrested: The Rajya Sabha MP was on Tuesday headed to Tihar Jail on charges of corruption, the latest in a long line of high profile politicians and corporate honchos to be housed in the sprawling prison complex in West Delhi.
-
CWG scam: Kalmadi sent to Tihar Jail for 14 days
The former chairman of the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee, Suresh Kalmadi, will spend the next 14 days in Tihar Jail. The eight-day police remand of the Congress MP from Pune ended today. A Delhi court ordered that he be remanded to 14 days in judicial custody. Kalmadi is accused of corruption in his capacity as chairman of the CWG Organis...
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Now, trouble brewing at Kalmadi school
If the controversy over his arrest in the Commonwealth Games scam and expulsion from Congress party wasn't enough, Suresh Kalmadi has a fresh trouble staring at him closer home. Parents of children studying at Dr Kalmadi Shamrao School, of which the scam-scarred leader is a trustee, are irked over a notice that proposes to increase school fees by 7...
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IOA Executive Board to meet on May 24
The Indian Olympic Association (IOA) has convened an Executive Board meeting on May 24 to discuss the future course of action in the wake of its President Suresh Kalmadi's arrest on the charges of corruption.
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After night in lock-up, Suresh Kalmadi in court today
Suresh Kalmadi spent his first night in CBI lockup after his arrest on Monday. He will be produced in court on Tuesday; the CBI is seeking his remand.The investigating agency has charged him with criminal conspiracy to buy timing, scoring and result system from a Swiss company at an inflated cost of Rs 141 crore.Soon after the arrest, came his susp...
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If Indian Olympic Association does not act against Kalmadi, Sports Ministry will: Maken
Sports Minister Ajay Maken has told NDTV that he is seeking legal opinion from the Law Ministry and the Attorney General on whether his ministry can on its own have Suresh Kalmadi sacked from his post as President of the Indian Olympic Association (IOA).Within hours of the arrest of the disgraced Commonwealth Games chief, the Sports Ministry had sh...
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Queen's Baton relay was the first in the series of allegations
The irregularities in the conduct of the Queen's Baton Relay in London in 2009, which led to Suresh Kalmadi's arrest by the Central Bureau of Investigations (CBI) here Monday, was the first in a series of allegations against the chairman of the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee.
