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The Indian literary scene today resembles a nice little stampede at the Kumbh Mela (or the Haj). Foreign service officers, aspiring prime ministers, retired bureaucrats, failed defence ministers, bloggers, editors, bored housewives, rich businessmen, barely-adult twerps are all falling over each other in the mad scramble to immortalise themselves between the covers of a book.

SM: From where you sit, where do you think cricket needs to go next? JD: Nobody can say for sure, as it is still very early. I see a lot of countries like India and Pakistan where cricket is moving fast towards club cricket, like league football.

SM: Can you talk about 1993 to 2008? JD: That was a great time. It seemed that every day the situation improved.

SM: Let’s go back to the finance issues. There was tremendous revenue potential in telecast rights. JD: There were, but we had to fight the Broadcasting Ministry for those rights. Our stance was simple. We believed the ministry was taking all of our money away from us by denying us the opportunity to own our telecast rights.

….and the world remained silent…. For those of you who are not old enough to remember how it all started, here is a brief excerpt from The bushfire of Hindu rage (emphasis mine): …For the benefit of those who have come of age in the last two decades, among them many of the 24×7 news channel anchors

….and the world remained silent…. For those of you who are not old enough to remember how it all started, here is a brief excerpt from The bushfire of Hindu rage (emphasis mine): …For the benefit of those who have come of age in the last two decades, among them many of the 24×7 news channel anchors

Former ICC chief Dalmiya wins election to control Eden Gardens NEW DELHI (AP) - Jagmohan Dalmiya has been elected president of the Cricket Association of Bengal. Dalmiya, the first Asian president of the International Cricket Council from 1997-2000, beat incumbent Prasun Mukherjee by 71 to 47 votes, the Press Trust of India reported Tuesday.

Yes, China and India are leading the surge in the new global middle class. This could be great news for multinationals, which have so far seen developing nations as a cheap source of labour, but now have new markets for their goods. Note of caution: while this class is potentially profitable, it’s also unpredictable.

Former BCCI president Jagmohan Dalmiya who was ousted from the post of BCCI President in 2005 and subsequently expelled from it on charges of corruption has on Tuesday after an 18 month hiatus returned to power at the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB).Often described as the Machiavelli of Indian

‘Jannat’ has opened up an international horizons for the newbee Sonal Chauhan. According to the latest buzz she has been approached by international director and producer Jagmohan Mundra.Mundra is known for her women oriented films and his last one was ‘Provoked’ with Aishwarya Rai which won rave reviews for Ash.