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Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk inspects the guard of honor as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Mumbai Cricketer Rohit Sharma shows bat after competing triple century during the second day of Ranji Trophy match against Gujarat in Mumbai on Wednesday, 16 December 2009.

Mumbai Cricketer Rohit Sharma lifts bat after competing triple century during the second day of Ranji Trophy match against Gujarat in Mumbai on Wednesday, 16 December 2009.

Kolkata Knight Rider Captain Sourav Ganguly with Laxmiratan Shukla during the Practice Session at Eden Garden in Kolkata on Tuesday,01 December 2009.

Kolkata Knight Rider Captain Sourav Ganguly with Laxmiratan Shukla during the Practice Session at Eden Garden in Kolkata on Tuesday,01 December 2009.

Kolkata Knight Rider Captain Sourav Ganguly during the Practice Session at Eden Garden in Kolkata on Tuesday,01 December 2009.

Kolkata Knight Rider Captain Sourav Ganguly during the Practice Session at Eden Garden in Kolkata on Monday, 30 November 2009.

IPL Kolkata Knight Rider Coach David Wart More during the Practice Session at Eden Garden in Kolkata on Monday, 30 November 2009.

Police officials keep vigil at Oberoi mall regarding MNS Chief Raj Thackeray’s power tariff issue in Mumbai on Friday, 28 August 2009. Raj Thackeray demanded that the Maharashtra Energy Regulatory Commission (MERC) should withdraw the power tariff concessions announced for malls, multiplexes and construction sites. He has threatened to stop work at these sites if the MNS demand was not accepted by MERC in the next two days.

Police officials keep vigil at Oberoi mall regarding MNS Chief Raj Thackeray’s power tariff issue in Mumbai on Friday, 28 August 2009. Raj Thackeray demanded that the Maharashtra Energy Regulatory Commission (MERC) should withdraw the power tariff concessions announced for malls, multiplexes and construction sites. He has threatened to stop work at these sites if the MNS demand was not accepted by MERC in the next two days.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray answering media questions during the press conference in Mumbai on Thursday, 27 August 2009. Raj Thackeray demanded that the Maharashtra Energy Regulatory Commission (MERC) should withdraw the power tariff concessions announced for malls, multiplexes and construction sites. He has threatened to stop work at these sites if the MNS demand was not accepted by MERC in the next two days. Mahavitaran had proposed to raise the tariff for these three categories to Rs 9.81 per unit from the existing Rs 7.39. But the commission decided to reduce it to Rs 7.15 per unit.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray answering media questions during the press conference in Mumbai on Thursday, 27 August 2009. Raj Thackeray demanded that the Maharashtra Energy Regulatory Commission (MERC) should withdraw the power tariff concessions announced for malls, multiplexes and construction sites. He has threatened to stop work at these sites if the MNS demand was not accepted by MERC in the next two days. Mahavitaran had proposed to raise the tariff for these three categories to Rs 9.81 per unit from the existing Rs 7.39. But the commission decided to reduce it to Rs 7.15 per unit.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray answering media questions during the press conference in Mumbai on Thursday, 27 August 2009. Raj Thackeray demanded that the Maharashtra Energy Regulatory Commission (MERC) should withdraw the power tariff concessions announced for malls, multiplexes and construction sites. He has threatened to stop work at these sites if the MNS demand was not accepted by MERC in the next two days. Mahavitaran had proposed to raise the tariff for these three categories to Rs 9.81 per unit from the existing Rs 7.39. But the commission decided to reduce it to Rs 7.15 per unit.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray answering media questions during the press conference in Mumbai on Thursday, 27 August 2009. Raj Thackeray demanded that the Maharashtra Energy Regulatory Commission (MERC) should withdraw the power tariff concessions announced for malls, multiplexes and construction sites. He has threatened to stop work at these sites if the MNS demand was not accepted by MERC in the next two days. Mahavitaran had proposed to raise the tariff for these three categories to Rs 9.81 per unit from the existing Rs 7.39. But the commission decided to reduce it to Rs 7.15 per unit.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray answering media questions during the press conference in Mumbai on Thursday, 27 August 2009. Raj Thackeray demanded that the Maharashtra Energy Regulatory Commission (MERC) should withdraw the power tariff concessions announced for malls, multiplexes and construction sites. He has threatened to stop work at these sites if the MNS demand was not accepted by MERC in the next two days. Mahavitaran had proposed to raise the tariff for these three categories to Rs 9.81 per unit from the existing Rs 7.39. But the commission decided to reduce it to Rs 7.15 per unit.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray with wife Sharmila Thackeray and pet during the press conference in Mumbai on Thursday, 27 August 2009. Raj Thackeray demanded that the Maharashtra Energy Regulatory Commission (MERC) should withdraw the power tariff concessions announced for malls, multiplexes and construction sites. He has threatened to stop work at these sites if the MNS demand was not accepted by MERC in the next two days. Mahavitaran had proposed to raise the tariff for these three categories to Rs 9.81 per unit from the existing Rs 7.39. But the commission decided to reduce it to Rs 7.15 per unit.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray with his pet during the press conference in Mumbai on Thursday, 27 August 2009. Raj Thackeray demanded that the Maharashtra Energy Regulatory Commission (MERC) should withdraw the power tariff concessions announced for malls, multiplexes and construction sites. He has threatened to stop work at these sites if the MNS demand was not accepted by MERC in the next two days. Mahavitaran had proposed to raise the tariff for these three categories to Rs 9.81 per unit from the existing Rs 7.39. But the commission decided to reduce it to Rs 7.15 per unit.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray with his pet during the press conference in Mumbai on Thursday, 27 August 2009. Raj Thackeray demanded that the Maharashtra Energy Regulatory Commission (MERC) should withdraw the power tariff concessions announced for malls, multiplexes and construction sites. He has threatened to stop work at these sites if the MNS demand was not accepted by MERC in the next two days. Mahavitaran had proposed to raise the tariff for these three categories to Rs 9.81 per unit from the existing Rs 7.39. But the commission decided to reduce it to Rs 7.15 per unit.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray with his pet during the press conference in Mumbai on Thursday, 27 August 2009. Raj Thackeray demanded that the Maharashtra Energy Regulatory Commission (MERC) should withdraw the power tariff concessions announced for malls, multiplexes and construction sites. He has threatened to stop work at these sites if the MNS demand was not accepted by MERC in the next two days. Mahavitaran had proposed to raise the tariff for these three categories to Rs 9.81 per unit from the existing Rs 7.39. But the commission decided to reduce it to Rs 7.15 per unit.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray with his pet during the press conference in Mumbai on Thursday, 27 August 2009. Raj Thackeray demanded that the Maharashtra Energy Regulatory Commission (MERC) should withdraw the power tariff concessions announced for malls, multiplexes and construction sites. He has threatened to stop work at these sites if the MNS demand was not accepted by MERC in the next two days. Mahavitaran had proposed to raise the tariff for these three categories to Rs 9.81 per unit from the existing Rs 7.39. But the commission decided to reduce it to Rs 7.15 per unit.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray with his pet during the press conference in Mumbai on Thursday, 27 August 2009. Raj Thackeray demanded that the Maharashtra Energy Regulatory Commission (MERC) should withdraw the power tariff concessions announced for malls, multiplexes and construction sites. He has threatened to stop work at these sites if the MNS demand was not accepted by MERC in the next two days. Mahavitaran had proposed to raise the tariff for these three categories to Rs 9.81 per unit from the existing Rs 7.39. But the commission decided to reduce it to Rs 7.15 per unit.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray answering media questions during the press conference in Mumbai on Thursday, 27 August 2009. Raj Thackeray demanded that the Maharashtra Energy Regulatory Commission (MERC) should withdraw the power tariff concessions announced for malls, multiplexes and construction sites. He has threatened to stop work at these sites if the MNS demand was not accepted by MERC in the next two days. Mahavitaran had proposed to raise the tariff for these three categories to Rs 9.81 per unit from the existing Rs 7.39. But the commission decided to reduce it to Rs 7.15 per unit.

Shyam Niwas Housing Society, where David Coleman Headley, the suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba operative arrested in the US by the FBI for plotting terror attacks to be carried out in India and Denmark stayed at Breach Candy area in Mumbai on Tuesday,17 November 2009. According to reports, Headley had stayed on the fifth floor of A Block of Shyam Niwas housing society in south Mumbai’s Breach Candy area. The apartment – Number 56, where Headley stayed as a paying guest along with an elderly Sindhi couple for almost a year beginning April 2008 – is located near the US Consulate.

Shyam Niwas Housing Society, where David Coleman Headley, the suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba operative arrested in the US by the FBI for plotting terror attacks to be carried out in India and Denmark stayed at Breach Candy area in Mumbai on Tuesday,17 November 2009. According to reports, Headley had stayed on the fifth floor of A Block of Shyam Niwas housing society in south Mumbai’s Breach Candy area. The apartment – Number 56, where Headley stayed as a paying guest along with an elderly Sindhi couple for almost a year beginning April 2008 – is located near the US Consulate.

Shyam Niwas Housing Society, where David Coleman Headley, the suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba operative arrested in the US by the FBI for plotting terror attacks to be carried out in India and Denmark stayed at Breach Candy area in Mumbai on Tuesday,17 November 2009. According to reports, Headley had stayed on the fifth floor of A Block of Shyam Niwas housing society in south Mumbai’s Breach Candy area. The apartment – Number 56, where Headley stayed as a paying guest along with an elderly Sindhi couple for almost a year beginning April 2008 – is located near the US Consulate.

IPL Kolkata Knight Rider Coach David Wart More with Former Indian Cricketer Sourav Ganguly at CAB in Kolkata on Friday, 13 November 2009.

IPL Kolkata Knight Rider Coach David Wart More with Former Indian Cricketer Sourav Ganguly during the press conference at CAB in Kolkata on Saturday, 14 November 2009.

IPL Kolkata Knight Rider Coach David Wart More shakes hands with Former Indian Cricketer Sourav Ganguly during the press conference at CAB in Kolkata on Saturday, 14 November 2009.

Chairman & Commissioner of IPL Lalit Modi Indian Cricketer Sachin Tendulkar at the launch of Harsha Bhogle’s new book ‘OUT OF THE BOX Watching the Game We Love’ at Taj Land’s End, Mumbai on Tuesday, 18 August 2009.

Chairman & Commissioner of IPL Lalit Modi at the launch of Harsha Bhogle’s new book ‘OUT OF THE BOX- Watching the Game We Love’ at Taj Land’s End, Mumbai on Tuesday, 18 August 2009.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media while PP Srivastava and JY Umranikar look on as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk retired from service as the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk being greeted by officials as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk inspects the guard of honor as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk receives farewell as retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Indian Cricketer Irfan Pathan, S Sreesanth and Piyush Chawla during the launch of Gulf Oil Corporation Limited’s three new engine oils Gulf MAX Supreme 20W-50, Gulf MAX Supreme 5W-30 and Gulf MAX TD 15W-40 with MX-4 technology in Mumbai on Friday, 07 August 2009. The products were launched by players from the Kings XI Punjab IPL team; of which Gulf Oil is the official Team Partner.