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Maken sticks to his stand, says Kalmadi shouldn't attend Olympics
Continuing his tirade against Suresh Kalmadi, Sports Minister Ajay Maken on Sunday maintained that the tainted sports administrator should not attend London Olympics and termed as "absurd" the demand for his resignation.
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Kalmadi should volunteer to skip Olympics, says Sports Minister Maken
Sports Minister Ajay Maken on Friday said that though sacked CWG Organising Committee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi, accused in a Games-related graft case, has been allowed by a Delhi Court to go to London for the upcoming Olympic Games, he should voluntarily desist from going to the mega event.
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Sports Ministry uneasy with Kalmadi's return: Maken
Union Sports Minister Ajay Maken on Tuesday, said that although he would try not to get too intrusive, he is uncomfortable with the idea of Suresh Kalmadi returning as the President of Indian Olympic Association (IOA).
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CWG mess: BJP now targets Sonia
There is war over the Commonwealth Games and the report of the government's auditor on it. In Parliament, where heated words were exchanged between the Opposition and the Treasury benches in the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) shouting slogans against Congress president Sonia Gandhi alleging that she had a role in appoi...
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CAG report on CWG: BJP targets Maken, wants Sheila out
Parliament did not transact any business on Monday. The Opposition came armed with two CWG-related issues - they wanted Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit to resign for being faulted by the government's auditor and wanted a debate on Sports Minister Ajay Maken's statement on Suresh Kalmadi's appointment, that, it claimed, misled Parliament. Af...
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Maken's statement in Lok Sabha on Kalmadi controversy
Suresh Kalmadi may not be in parliament on account of being in jail, but he was very much the central player in Parliament today. Sports Minister Ajay Maken attempted to explain in the Lok Sabha just how Mr Kalmadi ended up as the man in charge of organizing the Commonwealth Games in Delhi in September 2010.
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Who made Kalmadi chairman? Many denials, mystery deepens
Suresh Kalmadi may not be in Parliament on account of being in jail, but he was very much the central player in Parliament today. Sports Minister Ajay Maken attempted to explain in the Lok Sabha just how Mr Kalmadi ended up as the man in charge of organizing the Commonwealth Games in Delhi in September 2010.
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Kalmadi can't head Indian Olympic Association: Maken
Sports Minister Ajay Maken on Monday said the Indian Olympic Association would be asked to elect a new president in case incumbent Suresh Kalmadi is arrested by the CBI and threatened intervention by the Ministry if the IOA fails to act.
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Yet to decide on attending Games closing ceremony: Maken
Apparently uneasy about sharing a platform with sacked Commonwealth Games Organising Committee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi, Sports Minister Ajay Maken on Friday said he is yet to decide on whether to attend the closing ceremony of the National Games in Ranchi on Sunday.
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Maken sticks to his stand, says Kalmadi shouldn't attend Olympics
Continuing his tirade against Suresh Kalmadi, Sports Minister Ajay Maken on Sunday maintained that the tainted sports administrator should not attend London Olympics and termed as "absurd" the demand for his resignation.
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Kalmadi should volunteer to skip Olympics, says Sports Minister Maken
Sports Minister Ajay Maken on Friday said that though sacked CWG Organising Committee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi, accused in a Games-related graft case, has been allowed by a Delhi Court to go to London for the upcoming Olympic Games, he should voluntarily desist from going to the mega event.
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Sports Ministry uneasy with Kalmadi's return: Maken
Union Sports Minister Ajay Maken on Tuesday, said that although he would try not to get too intrusive, he is uncomfortable with the idea of Suresh Kalmadi returning as the President of Indian Olympic Association (IOA).
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CWG mess: BJP now targets Sonia
There is war over the Commonwealth Games and the report of the government's auditor on it. In Parliament, where heated words were exchanged between the Opposition and the Treasury benches in the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) shouting slogans against Congress president Sonia Gandhi alleging that she had a role in appoi...
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CAG report on CWG: BJP targets Maken, wants Sheila out
Parliament did not transact any business on Monday. The Opposition came armed with two CWG-related issues - they wanted Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit to resign for being faulted by the government's auditor and wanted a debate on Sports Minister Ajay Maken's statement on Suresh Kalmadi's appointment, that, it claimed, misled Parliament. Af...
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Maken's statement in Lok Sabha on Kalmadi controversy
Suresh Kalmadi may not be in parliament on account of being in jail, but he was very much the central player in Parliament today. Sports Minister Ajay Maken attempted to explain in the Lok Sabha just how Mr Kalmadi ended up as the man in charge of organizing the Commonwealth Games in Delhi in September 2010.
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Who made Kalmadi chairman? Many denials, mystery deepens
Suresh Kalmadi may not be in Parliament on account of being in jail, but he was very much the central player in Parliament today. Sports Minister Ajay Maken attempted to explain in the Lok Sabha just how Mr Kalmadi ended up as the man in charge of organizing the Commonwealth Games in Delhi in September 2010.
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Kalmadi can't head Indian Olympic Association: Maken
Sports Minister Ajay Maken on Monday said the Indian Olympic Association would be asked to elect a new president in case incumbent Suresh Kalmadi is arrested by the CBI and threatened intervention by the Ministry if the IOA fails to act.
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Yet to decide on attending Games closing ceremony: Maken
Apparently uneasy about sharing a platform with sacked Commonwealth Games Organising Committee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi, Sports Minister Ajay Maken on Friday said he is yet to decide on whether to attend the closing ceremony of the National Games in Ranchi on Sunday.
