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BJP Removes Its Ghaziabad Chief Who Disrupted Inter-Faith Marriage
The BJP has removed its Ghaziabad city unit president Ajay Sharma from the post for disrupting the wedding of a Hindu woman with a Muslim man in the city's Rajnagar area claiming that it was a case of "love jihad".
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Einstein's Mass-Energy Equation Inadequate, Claims Indian Researcher
Ajay Sharma is an assistant director for education with the Himachal Pradesh government.
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Indian-Origin Diplomat Appointed UK's Ambassador to Qatar
Ajay Sharma, an Indian-origin diplomat, will be the new British Ambassador to Qatar.
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After 14 Years, Delhi Court Clears Ajay Sharma of Fixing, Lifts Life Ban
Ajay Sharma, a Delhi stalwart, scored 38 centuries and 10,120 runs from 129 first-class centuries before he was banned by the BCCI for match-fixing.
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No match-fixing exists in Indian cricket: Jaywant Lele
Former BCCI secretary Jaywant Lele, who monitored the happenings of the match-fixing scandal that rocked the game a decade ago, has insisted that no evidence was ever found that Indian cricketers had played a part in the match-fixing scandal.
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BJP Removes Its Ghaziabad Chief Who Disrupted Inter-Faith Marriage
The BJP has removed its Ghaziabad city unit president Ajay Sharma from the post for disrupting the wedding of a Hindu woman with a Muslim man in the city's Rajnagar area claiming that it was a case of "love jihad".
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Einstein's Mass-Energy Equation Inadequate, Claims Indian Researcher
Ajay Sharma is an assistant director for education with the Himachal Pradesh government.
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Indian-Origin Diplomat Appointed UK's Ambassador to Qatar
Ajay Sharma, an Indian-origin diplomat, will be the new British Ambassador to Qatar.
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After 14 Years, Delhi Court Clears Ajay Sharma of Fixing, Lifts Life Ban
Ajay Sharma, a Delhi stalwart, scored 38 centuries and 10,120 runs from 129 first-class centuries before he was banned by the BCCI for match-fixing.
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No match-fixing exists in Indian cricket: Jaywant Lele
Former BCCI secretary Jaywant Lele, who monitored the happenings of the match-fixing scandal that rocked the game a decade ago, has insisted that no evidence was ever found that Indian cricketers had played a part in the match-fixing scandal.
