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Days after retiring from all forms of cricket, former India spinner Harbhajan Singh has dropped a bombshell by claiming that some Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) officials and former skipper MS Dhoni were responsible for his ouster from the national team. For a long period of time, Harbhajan reigned supreme as India's premier spinner before eventually falling out

Babar Azam-led Pakistan thrashed India by 10 wickets in a group match of the T20 World Cup 2021 to register their first-ever win against the Men in Blue in a World Cup.

CCI ordered a detailed probe against technology major Apple for alleged unfair business practices with respect to its App Store. It was alleged that Apple uses anti-competitive restraints and abuse of dominant practices in markets for distribution of applications (apps) to users as well as in processing of payments for digital content used within iOS mobile apps.

A year was about to end and another one set to begin but some things never change in Indian cricket, especially controversies and contradictions. Out of the blue on New Year’s Eve, the BCCI sent out on an invite for a selection committee chairman press conference, and considering it was the first official one from the Board after Virat Kohli’s axing as the ODI skipper, it was

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) ordered a detailed probe against Apple for alleged unfair business practices with respect to its App Store.

The CCI observed that the restraints imposed by Apple on app developers from reaching users of apple's mobile devices by forcing such developers to go through App Store is prima facie violation of Competition Act.

BCCI president Ganguly had tested positive on Monday

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The Competition Commission of India (CCI) said on Thursday it has approved the acquisition of 96.42 per cent equity shareholding in Jindal Power Limited by Worldone Private Limited.

The CCI told the Karnataka High Court on Wednesday that it will not act against Google in the probe initiated by the competition watchdog against the tech giant in relation to its play store rules.