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IOA’s internal differences resolved, CEO appointment ratified by Ex Co

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July 25, 2025

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IOA’s internal differences resolved, CEO appointment ratified by Ex Co

The Indian Olympic Association's executive council, led by president PT Usha, announced on Thursday that it has resolved all internal differences, marking an end to the prolonged standoff.

The council members put up a unified front and said they would work together towards India’s bid for the 2036 Olympics.

IOA CEO Raghuram Iyer, whose appointment was the major bone of contention between Usha and the executive council (EC), sat with the EC members and also addressed the media. IOA Sr vice president Ajay Patel, treasurer Sahdev Yadav, vice president Gagan Narang, joint secretary Kalyan Cahubey and Alaknanda Ashok, and EC members Amitabh Sharma, Harpal Singh, Rohit Rajpal, Dola Banerjee and athletes commission vice chairperson Sharath Kamal were present.

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HRY IPS OFFICER'S WIFE BOOKED IN ASI SUICIDE CASE

Deceased Haryana IPS officer Y Puran Kumar's wife and IAS officer Amneet P Kumar and others were booked for abetting the alleged suicide of ASI Sandeep Lathar on Wednesday, officials said.

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AS MAOISTS EMPTY OUT, FEW LEFT TO TAKE REDS' REINS

With six months remaining in the Union government's self-imposed deadline to eliminate Left Wing Extremism the ranks of the CPI (Maoist) have thinned to only three politburo members and 9 central committee members, officials familiar with the matter said.

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Former VJs react to MTV's Europe shutdown

Former MTV India VJs Malaika Arora, Nikhil Chinapa and Sophie Choudry took to social media to react to the recent announcement of several MTV channels closing down in Europe.

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SATWIK-CHIRAG, LAKSHYA ENTER SECOND ROUND OF DENMARK OPEN

Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty survived a scare before progressing to the men’s doubles second round with a thrilling win over Scotland’s Christopher Grimley and Matthew Grimley at the Denmark Open Super 750.

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Markets already flouting court's 'green' directives

Three days before the Supreme Court's permitted three-day sale window for “green firecrackers” officially opens on October 18, Delhi's markets are already crackling with the sound and colour of the banned goods.

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Maoist brass thins rapidly due to Centre's push, internal rifts

With six months remaining in the Union governments self-imposed deadline to eliminate Left Wing Extremism (LWE), or Naxalism, the ranks of the CPI (Maoist) have thinned to only three politburo members and 9 central committee members, officials familiar with the matter said.

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England clinch WC spot, Portugal forced to wait

Harry Kane scored twice as England thrashed Latvia 5-0 on Tuesday to secure qualification for the 2026 World Cup, while Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal were forced to wait to clinch their spot at the finals after being held by Hungary.

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‘Can death row convicts pick execution method?’

The Supreme Court on Wednesday asked the Union government to consider whether a condemned prisoner could be given the option of choosing between hanging and lethal injection, observing that methods of execution across the world have undergone significant change since the colonial-era practice of death by hanging was codified in India.

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INDIA TRYING TO ‘MOULD’ HISTORY WITH ‘BOLLYWOOD STYLE SCRIPTS’: PAK

The Pakistan Army on Wednesday alleged that India is trying to “mould” history by “inventing outlandish, Bollywood:style scripts”.

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Hry IPS officer’s wife booked for abetment of ASI’s suicide

Police in Haryana’s Rohtak district on Wednesday booked deceased IPS officer Y Puran Kumar's wife and senior IAS officer Amneet P Kumar, her brother and Punjab legislator Amit Rattan, and two others, for abetment of suicide of assistant sub-inspector (ASI) Sandeep Lathar, who was found dead with a gunshot wound along with a purported final note that accused the late IPS officer of corruption, officers said.

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