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Kolkata Knight Riders player Sourav Ganguly during the first day of training session of the team at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata on Wednesday, 12 August 2009.

East Bengal Players Alvito and Admilson during practice session at East Bengal Ground in Kolkata on Monday, 10 August 2009.

East Bengal Players Baichung Bhutia during practice session at East Bengal Ground in Kolkata on Monday, 10 August 2009.

Newly elected MP from Rajya Sabha Rajit Singh Mohite Patil with his wife Satya Prabha, father Vijay Singh Mohite Patil and mother Nandini Devi during ongoing budget session at Parliament House in New Delhi on Thursday,06 August 2009.

Newly elected MP from Rajya Sabha Rajit Singh Mohite Patil during ongoing budget session at Parliament House in New Delhi on Thursday,06 August 2009.

Sarabjot alias Sweety Singh, son of Chairperson of National Commission for ST/SC Buta Singh and his three associates sent to judicial custody till Aug 12 in connection with a Rs 10 million corruption case after being produced at Sessions court in Mumbai on Wednesday, 05 August 2009.

BCCI Secretary N Srinivasan and President Shashank Manohar interact with media during an emergency meeting to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the ICC.

Indian Cricket team captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Harbhajan Singh arrive for an emergency meeting of BCCI to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the ICC.

BCCI Secretary N Srinivasan and President Shashank Manohar interact with media during an emergency meeting to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the ICC.

Indian Cricket team captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Harbhajan Singh and Yuvraj Singh arrive for an emergency meeting of BCCI to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline se

Indian Cricket team captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni arrives for an emergency meeting of BCCI to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the ICC.

Indian Cricketer Yuvraj Singh arrives for an emergency meeting of BCCI to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the ICC.

International Cricket Council (ICC) Media and Communications manager Brian Murgatroyd interacts with media during an emergency meeting to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1,

International Cricket Council (ICC) Media and Communications manager Brian Murgatroyd during an emergency meeting to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the

Indian Cricketer Yuvraj Singh leaves after an emergency meeting of BCCI to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the ICC.

International Cricket Council (ICC) Media and Communications manager Brian Murgatroyd and legal expert Ian Higgins during an emergency meeting to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the A

Indian Cricketer Harbhajan Singh arrives for an emergency meeting of BCCI to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the ICC.

Sarabjot alias Sweety Singh, son of Chairperson of National Commission for ST/SC Buta Singh being taken to produce at Session s court in Mumbai on Friday,31 July 2009. Sarabjot alias Sweety Singh arrested under bribe charges by CBI.

CBI officials take Sarabjot alias Sweety Singh, son of Chairperson of National Commission for ST/SC Buta Singh to produce at Session s court in Mumbai on Friday, 31 July 2009. Sarabjot alias Sweety Singh arrested under bribe charges by CBI.

CBI officials take Sarabjot alias Sweety Singh, son of Chairperson of National Commission for ST/SC Buta Singh to produce at Session s court in Mumbai on Friday, 31 July 2009. Sarabjot alias Sweety Singh arrested under bribe charges by CBI.

Activists of Manab Adhikar Sangram Samiti (MASS) burn an effigy of CBI during protest against the court’s verdict in the journalist Parag Das murder case, in Guwahati on Thursday, 30 July 2009.

Security personnel keep vigil at Ganeshguri area during a 12-hour bandh called by Manab Adhikar Sangram Samiti (MASS) in protest against the court’s verdict in the journalist Parag Das murder case, in Guwahati on Thursday, 30 July 2009.

Police personnel tries to remove burning tire set ablaze by the activists of Manab Adhikar Sangram Samiti (MASS) during protest against the court’s verdict in the journalist Parag Das murder case, in Guwahati on Thursday, 30 July 2009.

Security personnel keeps vigil at Ganeshguri area during a 12-hour bandh called by Manab Adhikar Sangram Samiti (MASS) in protest against the court’s verdict in the journalist Parag Das murder case, in Guwahati on Thursday, 30 July 2009.

A deserted Ulubari flyover during a 12-Hour bandh called by Manab Adhikar Sangram Samiti (MASS) in protest against the court’s verdict in the journalist Parag Das murder case, in Guwahati on Thursday, 30 July 2009.

Security personnel keep vigil at Ganeshguri area during a 12-hour bandh called by Manab Adhikar Sangram Samiti (MASS) in protest against the court’s verdict in the journalist Parag Das murder case, in Guwahati on Thursday, 30 July 2009.

Shops close down during a 12-hour bandh called by Manab Adhikar Sangram Samiti (MASS) in protest against the court’s verdict in the journalist Parag Das murder case, in Guwahati on Thursday, 30 July 2009.

Students from United State of America sharing the lighter moments after the proceeding of ongoing Parliament house in New Delhi on Wednesday,29 July 2009.

Mridul Phukan (with bald head), the prime accused in the murder of eminent journalist Parag Das acquitted by a District session court as CBI enquiry failed to submit proper evidence of his involvement in the murder in Guwahati on Tuesday, 28 July 2009. Veteran journalist Parag Das was shot dead in city’s Rajgarh Road near Chandmari in broad daylight on May 17, 1996. The CBI, entrusted with the probe into the case, later filed the chargesheet in this connection in November 24, 2000, where it named four surrendered cadres of the banned United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) as the prime accused. The names include Mridul Phukan, Nayan Das, Diganta Baruah and Tapan Dutta while accept Mridul Phukan the other three accused were died under different circumstances during the course of the investigation.

Mridul Phukan (with bald head), the prime accused in the murder of eminent journalist Parag Das acquitted by a District session court as CBI enquiry failed to submit proper evidence of his involvement in the murder in Guwahati on Tuesday, 28 July 2009. Veteran journalist Parag Das was shot dead in city’s Rajgarh Road near Chandmari in broad daylight on May 17, 1996. The CBI, entrusted with the probe into the case, later filed the chargesheet in this connection in November 24, 2000, where it named four surrendered cadres of the banned United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) as the prime accused. The names include Mridul Phukan, Nayan Das, Diganta Baruah and Tapan Dutta while accept Mridul Phukan the other three accused were died under different circumstances during the course of the investigation.

Members of Manab Adhikar Sangram Samity (MASS) protest court decision to acquit Mridul Phukan in the murder case of eminent journalist Parag Das in Guwahati on Tuesday, 28 July 2009. District session court acquits Mridul Phukan as CBI enquiry failed to submit proper evidence of his involvement. Veteran journalist Parag Das was shot dead in city’s Rajgarh Road near Chandmari in broad daylight on May 17, 1996. The CBI, entrusted with the probe into the case, later filed the chargesheet in this connection in November 24, 2000, where it named four surrendered cadres of the banned United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) as the prime accused. The names include Mridul Phukan, Nayan Das, Diganta Baruah and Tapan Dutta while accept Mridul Phukan the other three accused were died under different circumstances during the cou

Mridul Phukan (with bald head), the prime accused in the murder of eminent journalist Parag Das acquitted by a District session court as CBI enquiry failed to submit proper evidence of his involvement in the murder in Guwahati on Tuesday, 28 July 2009. Veteran journalist Parag Das was shot dead in city’s Rajgarh Road near Chandmari in broad daylight on May 17, 1996. The CBI, entrusted with the probe into the case, later filed the chargesheet in this connection in November 24, 2000, where it named four surrendered cadres of the banned United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) as the prime accused. The names include Mridul Phukan, Nayan Das, Diganta Baruah and Tapan Dutta while accept Mridul Phukan the other three accused were died under different circumstances during the course of the investigation.

Road transport and highways minister Kamal Nath addresses while Managing Director and CEO of ICICI Chanda Kochhar looks on during an interactive session on Building India: Road Infrastructure Summit in Mumbai on Friday, 10 July 2009.

Road transport and highways minister Kamal Nath addresses while Managing Director and CEO of ICICI Chanda Kochhar looks on during an interactive session on Building India: Road Infrastructure Summit in Mumbai on Friday, 10 July 2009.

MD. Sporting Players during the practice session at MD. Sporting Football Ground in Kolkata on Saturday,25 July 2009.

Managing Director and CEO of ICICI Chanda Kochhar presents buckeye to Road transport and highways minister Kamal Nath during an interactive session on Building India: Road Infrastructure Summit in Mumbai on Friday, 10 July 2009.

Road transport and highways minister Kamal Nath addresses during an interactive session on Building India: Road Infrastructure Summit in Mumbai on Friday, 10 July 2009.

MD. Sporting Players run during the practice session at MD. Sporting Football Ground in Kolkata on Saturday,25 July 2009.

Road transport and highways minister Kamal Nath addresses while Managing Director and CEO of ICICI Chanda Kochhar looks on during an interactive session on Building India: Road Infrastructure Summit in Mumbai on Friday, 10 July 2009.

Road transport and highways minister Kamal Nath during an interactive session on Building India: Road Infrastructure Summit in Mumbai on Friday, 10 July 2009.