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CBI arrests Kalmadi in CWG scam
Forgery, corruption charges against sacked Organising Committee chief; 2 more from his team held
New Delhi, April 25
Six months after the end of the Delhi Commonwealth Games that was mired in controversies, the CBI finally today arrested sacked Organising Committee chief Suresh Kalmadi on charges of cheating, conspiracy and corruption in connection with awarding some Games-related contracts.

	An anxious Kalmadi at the CBI headquarters in New Delhi on Monday morning just a few hours before his arrest. — PTI
CHARGES AGAINST ex-chief of Games OC Closing in on Kalmadi

Cong is quick to suspend him
Sports Minister Ajay Maken tells IOA to 
select new chief
New Delhi, April 25
Congress Pune MP Suresh Kalmadi was suspended from the party immediately after he was arrested by the CBI on charges of cheating, conspiracy and corruption in connection with awarding some CWG contracts.

CBI chargesheets Kanimozhi, MD of Kalaignar TV in 2G case
Dayalu Ammal ‘saved’ because she does not understand English or Hindi!

New Delhi, April 25 The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), putting all speculation to rest, today named DMK Member of Parliament Kanimozhi as a co-accused in the supplementary chargesheet filed by it before the special CBI court in the 2G Spectrum case.

Kanimozhi (L), Dayalu Ammal

SC raps CBI over its U-turn in Aarushi murder case
New Delhi, April 25
The Supreme Court today questioned both the CBI and dentist couple Rajesh and Nupur Talwar in the Aarushi-Hemraj double murder case but extended the stay on trial proceedings till July 12.              Aarushi Talwar

A TRIBUNE SPECIAL
Lakhs of Britons are planning to get out the buntings, balloons and fold-up tables to celebrate the April 29 wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. Shyam Bhatia writes from London on UK’s biggest wedding since the turn of the millennium
A Royal Affair
Britain's biggest wedding since the turn of the millennium between Prince William and Catherine (Kate) Middleton invokes memories of Charles and Diana's nuptials in 1981. Britain may no longer be known for its passionate devotion to royal causes, but interest in the upcoming event seems to have bucked any trend towards republicanism. The authorities in London are planning for at least a million and more spectators to turn out on the streets to watch the royal procession to and from Westminster Abbey.

Bride’s gown a well-kept secret
Prince Harry takes charge of ‘wedmin’