Yesterday’s match between Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings was quite interesting with the former stealing the show defeating the latter by 41 runs. But as the season ends and we say goodbye to Season 8 as well, we have some exclusive match which was never telecasted on TV. King Khan, the owner of Kolkata Knight Riders came to …

    Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday said the Delhi High Court judgement that his government’s Anti-Corruption Branch has the jurisdiction to arrest policemen is a “huge embarrassment” for the Centre.   Earlier, the Home Ministry in a notification had barred the ACB from registering any case against officers and political functionaries of the central government.   “Today’s High …

  Two people have been arrested for floating the mysterious objects seen over the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport of Mumbai last week-end, which were, in fact, helium balloons used for advertising, a top Mumbai police official said on Tuesday.   “We have arrested the two, identified as Kunal Shah and Nilesh Shrimankar, and will present them before an Andheri court …

    Throwing a challenge to the Centre, the AAP government today moved a resolution at a special session of the assembly questioning the constitutional validity of its notification giving absolute powers to the Lt Governor on a number of crucial areas of administration.   Moving the resolution, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia called the notification an “insult” to the …

  Pressure on Blatter to step down Fifa president Sepp Blatter has come under renewed pressure to resign before tomorrow’s planned leadership election after the darkest day in its scandal-strewn history ended with a slew of senior officials being arrested on suspicion of corruption. Football Association chairman Greg Dyke last night insisted Mr Blatter “has to go as Fifa president,” …

      On the fifth day of the Gujjar agitation, police today cleared the Jaipur-Agra national highway of the protestors even as the rail track continued to be blocked amid a stand-off with the government over the community’s demand for five per cent reservation. The stir suffered a setback in Dausa district where locals challenged the agitators and helped …

    There’s Big Data behind that antihistamine on the shelf. WSJ Logistics Reports’ Loretta Chao writes that this spring has been an unusually severe allergy season in parts of the U.S., with the drought in the West and light precipitation in the Northeast leaving allergans in the air. But planners at pharmaceutical companies and pharmacies believe they are winning …

    In a speech marking the first anniversary of his government, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday pitched his government as “pro-poor” and said it had brought “achche din (good days)” to people but “bure din (bad days)” to those who had “looted” the nation.   Addressing a rally at Nagla Chandra Bhan village — associated with Bharatiya Jan …

    A constable was beaten to death in a Railway Protection Force (RPF) camp in Malda on Monday afternoon in a direct fallout of an eviction drive opposed by hawkers who have the blessings of several political parties.   The lynching of Samarendra Samanta, 35, by suspected hawkers not only lengthens the list of law-enforcers attacked in Bengal but …

    Despite being blocked in China, Twitter is courting Chinese companies to buy advertising space on its service used by more than 300 million people elsewhere in the world. This week, the popular microblog platform has made presentations to prospective Chinese clients in Shanghai on the sidelines of the inaugural Consumer Electronics Show Asia. “It’s not a coincidence that …