Traders' body CAIT on Wednesday wrote to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) raising objections over the Indian Premier League's title sponsor reportedly having stakeholders from China.
`Seven years on, probe into Dabholkar's murder still not over'
Father, six-year-old son killed in Hassan road accident
Man booked for allegedly threatening, assaulting lawyer in Mangaluru
Mangaluru Police arrest accused absconding for 34 years in petrol transport case
Four workers fall unconscious after inhaling toxic fumes at Vizag steel plant
Cong high command seeks wider consultations as Kerala CM decision remains elusive
CBI takes over probe into Suvendu aide Chandranath Rath's killing
Himanta takes oath as Assam CM for second successive term, 4 MLAs sworn in as ministers
AIADMK faction to support TVK govt
ASI report on Bhojshala dispute 'biased'; findings have no legal basis, claims Muslim side
Fire at petrol pump in MP's Rajgarh; 12 persons injured, several motorbikes damaged
CM Vijay orders closure of 717 liquor shops across TN
TVK legislator Prabhakar unanimously elected as TN Assembly Speaker
Virat Kohli static at 2nd spot, Bumrah slips to 9th in ICC Test player rankings
Fantasy gaming platform Dream11 on Tuesday won the IPL title sponsorship rights with a bid of Rs 222 crore, replacing Chinese mobile phone company Vivo for a four and a half month deal. Dream11 has been one of the IPL sponsors for a couple of years now.
The Asian Boxing Championship, which was to be held in India in November-December, has been postponed to next year owing to the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the national federation's Secretary General Jay Kowli told PTI on Tuesday.
England-Pakistan heading for draw after more wet weather
A privilege to work with one of the best leaders: Former India coach Gary Kirsten on Dhoni
Goa to host ISL as per SOPs, MHA guidelines: Minister
One of Indian cricket's most well-known batsmen without an international hundred, former opener Chetan Chauhan died on Sunday due to COVID-19 related complications after being put on life support for nearly 36 hours.
Faster than the best pickpockets as wicketkeeper and a cricketer who changed the game for all times to come, said India coach Ravi Shastri on the just-retired Mahendra Singh Dhoni, adding a bit of quirkiness to the emotional tributes that have poured in.
