700 immigrants arrested

Dandiwal, alleged kingpin in fake Uva league, was on BCCI radar for years; FanCode’s laxity points to need for stricter due diligence from stakeholders. Ravinder Singh Dandiwal, the alleged kingpin in the fake Uva T20 league that was to have been played in Sri Lanka and was mysteriously staged in Mohali, has been on the anti-corruption radar of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) for close to four years. There have been representations against him to High Commissions as well as FIRs. Mirrorcan reveal that the BCCI had met the High Commissioner of Australia in Delhi in 2016 to alert her about the activities that Dandiwal, a person of interest in cricket’s anti-corruption ring, was involved in Down Under by taking fake teams there. “It appeared that those men – about eight-nine -- were taken for the very purpose of disappearance. They must be staying in Australia without valid papers,” said Ajit Singh, the head of BCCI’s … [Read more...] about Curiouser, murkier

To ease the tension in the country, Keita has made several proposals to end the crisis, which the protesters rejected and called for the appointment of a prime minister in its ranks and the resignation of Keita. … [Read more...] about 3 killed, 74 injured in two-day Mali protests

Mr. Ambedkar said that Kamal Babu’s father Syed Khalil, a former manager of SBI had died during service following a heart attack. Babu had tried for a job as his dependent on compassionate grounds, but in vain. He was well versed with the basic functioning of the bank and allegedly set up the bogus branch in collusion with Kumar and Manickam. … [Read more...] about Three held for running bogus bank in Panruti

After the marriage, the girl’s family members developed enmity against the boy and his family, the police said. On Saturday in broad daylight, members of the girl’s family allegedly attacked the boy’s family members and killed his mother, sister, and brothers, according to the police. … [Read more...] about Four members of family killed in Sindhanur

Two government-run flights brought back many Kashmiris from Dubai to Srinagar on May 22 and June 11. “However, over 800 stranded Kashmiris continued to suffer. We wanted to attend to their desperation,” Farooq Peerzada, an engineer working in Dubai, told The Hindu over the phone. … [Read more...] about Kashmiris pitch in to charter flights home from Dubai