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HCA in Trouble with BCCI Ombudsman’s Order

  Our Correspondent Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA) has landed in fresh legal and administrative trouble after the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Ombudsman and Ethics Officer, Justice Arun Mishra (Retd.), issued a notice directing it to respond to allegations of serious violations of the BCCI Constitution and governance norms approved…

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US, India trade deal in final steps: Sergio Gor

Washington:  The US-India trade deal is in its “final steps”, with only the last one per cent of negotiations left to be concluded, US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor said on Tuesday, expressing confidence that the deal would soon be sealed after nearly 18 months of talks. Addressing the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum Leadership Summit…

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‘Blatant act of aggression’: India strongly condemns Pakistan air strikes on Afghan territory

New Delhi:  India on Monday strongly condemned Pakistan’s air strikes on Afghan territory in which several civilians were killed, calling them a “blatant act of aggression” and a “direct threat” to regional peace and stability. In a statement, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) also said, “It reflects Pakistan’s persistent pattern of reckless behaviour and…

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The Scientist who bought Bharat a Laboratory

MS Sparsha The brightest stars do not always shine in history books. Some illuminate a nation quietly. Dr. Pulin Bihari Sarkar was one of them. Long before rare earth elements became the foundation of semiconductors, electronics, renewable energy and nuclear technology, this brilliant Bharateeyan chemist had already recognized their immense scientific and strategic value. Yet,…

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Columnist-M.S.Shanker

A Principled Stand

The decision of the Faizabad Bar Association and Ayodhya Bar Association of Uttar Pradesh, not to provide legal assistance to those accused of siphoning off donations and jewellery belonging to the Bhavya Shri Ram Mandir deserves appreciation. It sends a powerful message that officers of the court are conscious not only of their professional responsibilities…

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Columnist-BG-Srinivas

SEBI’s DMA experiment could backfire

The Securities and Exchange Board of India’s latest proposal to extend Direct Market Access (DMA) to retail investors may appear progressive on paper, but it risks becoming one of the most disruptive experiments in India’s capital markets. For decades, DMA has remained the preserve of institutional investors for good reason. It allows orders to be…

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