The Justice Lodha Committee on Wednesday submitted its status report with the Supreme Court
He also said that government's top priority should include promoting secularism and religious tolerance within the country
Especially in Marathwada region, youths had been picked up by ATS on grounds of suspicion, claimed Pawar
NCP chief calls the action random and arbitrary; clarifies he is opposed to scrapping Atrocities Act, but is against its misuse
Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) President Sharad Pawar will quit his position in six months, after the state body accepted the Supreme Court verdict on sweeping reforms in the BCCI and its affiliates in toto. At a press conference after the managing committee meeting in Mumbai on Sunday, the 75-year-old Maharashtra strongman, who has been both ICC and BCCI chief, said he accepted the Supreme Court's verdict, which puts an age cap of 70 years for cricket administrators. However, he added the MCA would take six months to implement the apex court's orders, which effectively means he will not retire immediately. The MCA chief said the state association would now set into motion the process to redraw its constitution to align with the judgment.Two AAP MLAs arrested in separate casesIn a double whammy for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), two MLAs of Delhi's ruling party were on Sunday arrested - one for allegedly trying to mow a woman down and another in a sacrilege incident in Punjab - taking to
The SC verdict has put an age cap of 70 years for cricket administrators
Pawar said Nitish along with RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav have provided a political alternative to the people of Bihar