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A day after the much-awaited Educational Tribunals Bill, 2010, had to be deferred in the Rajya Sabha following stiff opposition from within the Congress, the government today put up a brave face, saying it was not a divided house and that it had only offered members an opportunity to voice their opinion.
Chandigarh, September 1
has
links with bookies, actress-model Veena Malik today said Pakistan
Cricket Board all along knew about this and all national cricketers and
officials are “involved in match-fixing from head to toe”.
