Modi grilled third time, it is BCCI’s turn today
IPL chief may move court against Monday meeting
Mumbai/Delhi, April 22
Officials of the Income Tax department and the Enforcement Directorate questioned IPL chairman Lalit Modi for the second day today. Modi, who was grilled late into the night yesterday, was subjected to another round of questioning from this morning, according to sources.

Rajasthan govt mulls action against Modi
Editorial: Crossed wires over IPL
Nation Page: IPL Mess: NCP in a defensive mode

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We’ve done a bloody good job, says Omar
Jammu, April 22
His state — Jammu and Kashmir — may be the most difficult and sensitive to administer. But India’s youngest Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, who is now 15 months in the saddle, says: “Under the circumstances, my government has done a bloody good job.”
J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah

Excerpts from Omar Abdullah’s interview with The Tribune Editor-in-Chief

Third Front to corner govt on fuel price
New Delhi, April 22
On April 27, the Left-led grouping of 13 non-Congress, non-BJP parties will move cut motions against the rise in prices of petrol, diesel and fertilizers (announced in the budget) and push for voting on these motions. The latter hasn’t happened in seven years.

Delhi blasts: Death for 3
New Delhi, April 22
A Delhi court today awarded death penalty to three of the six terrorists of the Jammu Kashmir Islamic Front (JKIF) convicted for Lajpat Nagar blasts in 1996.
Gallows for (L to R) Mohd Ali Bhatt, Mohd Naushad and Mirza Hussain.

SAARC Summit
PM-Gilani meet likely in Bhutan
New Delhi, April 22
A substantive meeting between Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani on the margins of the 16th SAARC Summit in Bhutan.

Manmohan Singh, (R) Yousuf Raza Gilani

Private contractor developing Saras: Report
DGCA report into prototype’s crash slams National Aerospace Laboratory
Bangalore, April 22
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation’s (DGCA) report into the crash of the Saras prototype aircraft during a March 2009 test flight has found fault with the project’s management and work practices of its developers, the National Aerospace Laboratory here. Apart from design changes, the report has asked the laboratory not to employ private contractors for designing the country’s first civil aeroplane.