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If President Of India Can Be Over 70, Why Not BCCI Officials, Asks 'Disqualified' Niranjan Shah
Niranjan Shah, who breaks the 70-year cap set for BCCI officials, was made part of a committee to challenge the rulings.
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Sourav Ganguly Included In BCCI Reform Panel To Be Headed By Rajeev Shukla
BCCI's treasurer Anirudh Chaudhry and acting secretary Amitabh Chaudhry are also part of the seven-member panel.
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Cricket 2016: Virat Kohli Rules Indian Cricket, BCCI Awaits Supreme Court Ruling
Virat Kohli's success, as a player and as a captain, has been the biggest gain for Indian cricket in 2016. However, BCCI's reluctance to accept Supreme Court's order to implement Lodha panel recommendations has struck a sour note.
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Got 50 crores? Consider Armani apartment in Mumbai
If you're recession-proof and are looking to spend Rs 50 crore, consider this.Fashion legend Giorgio Armani is designing apartments in a building in Central Mumbai. Its promoters, the Lodha Group, say when completed, this will be the world's tallest residential tower. Apartments and villas will sell for between seven and 50 crores.
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If President Of India Can Be Over 70, Why Not BCCI Officials, Asks 'Disqualified' Niranjan Shah
Niranjan Shah, who breaks the 70-year cap set for BCCI officials, was made part of a committee to challenge the rulings.
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Sourav Ganguly Included In BCCI Reform Panel To Be Headed By Rajeev Shukla
BCCI's treasurer Anirudh Chaudhry and acting secretary Amitabh Chaudhry are also part of the seven-member panel.
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Cricket 2016: Virat Kohli Rules Indian Cricket, BCCI Awaits Supreme Court Ruling
Virat Kohli's success, as a player and as a captain, has been the biggest gain for Indian cricket in 2016. However, BCCI's reluctance to accept Supreme Court's order to implement Lodha panel recommendations has struck a sour note.
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Got 50 crores? Consider Armani apartment in Mumbai
If you're recession-proof and are looking to spend Rs 50 crore, consider this.Fashion legend Giorgio Armani is designing apartments in a building in Central Mumbai. Its promoters, the Lodha Group, say when completed, this will be the world's tallest residential tower. Apartments and villas will sell for between seven and 50 crores.
