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Sourav Ganguly was 'rested' for Bangalore match: Ashish Nehra
Ashish Nehra on Sunday said the controversy surrounding Sourav Ganguly's place in the Pune Warriors' team had no effect on the performance of the players and added that the skipper was "rested" in the team's previous match against RCB.
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No stake in Kochi team: Sunil Gavaskar to NDTV
Sunil Gavaskar has told NDTV that he does not have any stake in the Kochi cricket team, and that he has not accepted an offer to head the franchise's cricket operations.Satyajit Gaikwad, a co-owner of the Kochi franchise, told NDTV this morning that he has asked Gavaskar to look after its cricketing operations. However, Gaikwad made it clear that t...
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Tharoor in Kerala, roots for Kochi IPL team
Weeks after he stepped down as minister, Shashi Tharoor could well be courting controversy again. The Congress MP is in Thiruvananthapuram as the new Kochi IPL franchise discusses preparations for Season 4 of the Indian Premier League.
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Lalit Modi's email suggested revealing all IPL stakeholders
Days after his controversial tweets revealing the stakeholders of the Kochi team, Lalit Modi emailed IPL team-owners and the BCCI.
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Tax inquiry for Kochi IPL team starts in Pune with Gaikwads
Income tax officials confirm that their first stop is the controversial Kochi consortium led by Rendezvous Sports World, which won its team for 1530 crores.
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It is not Modi vs Tharoor: Lalit Modi
IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi has exuded confidence of resolving the controversy over ownership of Kochi franchise saying he had no personal issue either with the team owners or Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor.
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Kochi team row to be resolved soon: Modi
IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi on Sunday exuded confidence of resolving the controversy over ownership of Kochi franchise.
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Sunanda Pushkar's deal: What exactly is it?
NDTV's Shweta Rajpal Kohli talks to Satyajit Gaekwad, the Kochi IPL consortium member, about what Sunanda Pushkar's entitled to.
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Tharoor meets Sonia Gandhi on IPL controversy
Shashi Tharoor spent twenty minutes with Sonia Gandhi on Thursday evening, discussing, sources say, his link to the Indian Premier League (IPL) team from Kochi that has led to the Opposition demanding that he be sacked.
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Lalit Modi stands by allegations against Tharoor
Lalit Modi stands by his allegations on Shashi Tharoor - that the ownership of the team seems murky, and that Tharoor tried to stop him from investigating the free equity given by the team-owners to Sunanda Pushkar, who is a close associate of Tharoor's.
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Won't resign over IPL controversy: Tharoor to NDTV
In an exclusive interview to NDTV's Barkha Dutt, Minister of Sate for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor explains his alleged link to the Kochi IPL team, and why his patronage of and lobbying for the team is not inappropriate.
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Has Lalit Modi created an Indian Parivar League?
Lalit Modi continues to insist that the exact ownership of the Kochi IPL team remains a gray area. Furious, the owners who paid 1530 crores for their team last month told NDTV that all documents required as part of their bid, including their PAN cards, have been submitted to Modi, who is the IPL Commissioner.
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Who is Sunanda Pushkar?
A close friend of Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor, Sunanda Pushkar has been seen with him at various social events in the recent past.
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In Kochi, cricketers stand by Shashi Tharoor
Kochi IPL issue may have hit national headlines, but in Kerala the issue has not generated much heat since many here feel that the deal is done. Even Tharoor's opponents here are not showing the nerves to oppose IPL Kochi team.
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Tharoor - Modi row: BJP says sack Minister, Congress distances itself
Describing Shashi Tharoor's controversial relationship with the new IPL team from Kochi as "a copybook case of corruption, "the BJP has said it "demands the PM must sack Tharoor".
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Sourav Ganguly was 'rested' for Bangalore match: Ashish Nehra
Ashish Nehra on Sunday said the controversy surrounding Sourav Ganguly's place in the Pune Warriors' team had no effect on the performance of the players and added that the skipper was "rested" in the team's previous match against RCB.
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No stake in Kochi team: Sunil Gavaskar to NDTV
Sunil Gavaskar has told NDTV that he does not have any stake in the Kochi cricket team, and that he has not accepted an offer to head the franchise's cricket operations.Satyajit Gaikwad, a co-owner of the Kochi franchise, told NDTV this morning that he has asked Gavaskar to look after its cricketing operations. However, Gaikwad made it clear that t...
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Tharoor in Kerala, roots for Kochi IPL team
Weeks after he stepped down as minister, Shashi Tharoor could well be courting controversy again. The Congress MP is in Thiruvananthapuram as the new Kochi IPL franchise discusses preparations for Season 4 of the Indian Premier League.
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Lalit Modi's email suggested revealing all IPL stakeholders
Days after his controversial tweets revealing the stakeholders of the Kochi team, Lalit Modi emailed IPL team-owners and the BCCI.
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Tax inquiry for Kochi IPL team starts in Pune with Gaikwads
Income tax officials confirm that their first stop is the controversial Kochi consortium led by Rendezvous Sports World, which won its team for 1530 crores.
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It is not Modi vs Tharoor: Lalit Modi
IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi has exuded confidence of resolving the controversy over ownership of Kochi franchise saying he had no personal issue either with the team owners or Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor.
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Kochi team row to be resolved soon: Modi
IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi on Sunday exuded confidence of resolving the controversy over ownership of Kochi franchise.
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Sunanda Pushkar's deal: What exactly is it?
NDTV's Shweta Rajpal Kohli talks to Satyajit Gaekwad, the Kochi IPL consortium member, about what Sunanda Pushkar's entitled to.
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Tharoor meets Sonia Gandhi on IPL controversy
Shashi Tharoor spent twenty minutes with Sonia Gandhi on Thursday evening, discussing, sources say, his link to the Indian Premier League (IPL) team from Kochi that has led to the Opposition demanding that he be sacked.
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Lalit Modi stands by allegations against Tharoor
Lalit Modi stands by his allegations on Shashi Tharoor - that the ownership of the team seems murky, and that Tharoor tried to stop him from investigating the free equity given by the team-owners to Sunanda Pushkar, who is a close associate of Tharoor's.
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Won't resign over IPL controversy: Tharoor to NDTV
In an exclusive interview to NDTV's Barkha Dutt, Minister of Sate for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor explains his alleged link to the Kochi IPL team, and why his patronage of and lobbying for the team is not inappropriate.
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Has Lalit Modi created an Indian Parivar League?
Lalit Modi continues to insist that the exact ownership of the Kochi IPL team remains a gray area. Furious, the owners who paid 1530 crores for their team last month told NDTV that all documents required as part of their bid, including their PAN cards, have been submitted to Modi, who is the IPL Commissioner.
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Who is Sunanda Pushkar?
A close friend of Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor, Sunanda Pushkar has been seen with him at various social events in the recent past.
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In Kochi, cricketers stand by Shashi Tharoor
Kochi IPL issue may have hit national headlines, but in Kerala the issue has not generated much heat since many here feel that the deal is done. Even Tharoor's opponents here are not showing the nerves to oppose IPL Kochi team.
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Tharoor - Modi row: BJP says sack Minister, Congress distances itself
Describing Shashi Tharoor's controversial relationship with the new IPL team from Kochi as "a copybook case of corruption, "the BJP has said it "demands the PM must sack Tharoor".
