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Bharti Airtel loses its three top executives ahead of key restructuring(The Economic Times )
Volvo registers 155% growth in 2012 in car luxury segment(The Economic Times ) India emerges as 4th biggest market for Sony(The Economic Times ) Ethics is a bigger responsibility in advertising today: Kim Das (Mint ) | ||||||||||||||||||||
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BCCI panel to meet next week(The Hindu )
Sahara threaten to move Warriors out of Pune(Indian Express ) BCCI cannot digest Pak team’s supremacy: Sarfraz (The News ) PCB must link BD tour to Pakistan with players NOC for BPL(The Nation ) India-England ODI insured for Rs 5.80 cr(Business Standard ) Central contract for Kevin Pietersen(Telegraph ) Daredevils want 2 IPL ties in Raipur(Times of India ) Sachin Tendulkar's fan following on Facebook crosses 9 million mark(The Economic Times ) | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Is the ban on Mohun Bagan too harsh?(Mint )
AIFF in a catch-22 situation(Telegraph ) Santosh Trophy from February 1(The Hindu ) | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Ministry calls AITA bluff, will not fund tennis (Times of India )
Stars are unmoved, but AITA is hopeful (Telegraph ) Younger lot seek truce with AITA(Deccan Herald ) Tennis | Down to just three(Mint ) | ||||||||||||||||||||
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HIL excellent opportunity for game in India: Charlesworth (Times of India )
Hockey players yet to get Indian visas (Tribune ) Army players not given green signal for HIL (Indian Express ) IHF to focus on revival of the game (Times of India ) | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Malhotra seeks IOC's advice on IOA ban(Times of India )
Randhir Singh meets Sports Minister, discusses Indian Olympic Association's suspension(NDTV ) | ||||||||||||||||||||
US INVITE TO CM NARENDER MODI : JOLLY Ahmedabad, 28th March 2013 : Senior US Congressman visiting India & State of Gujarat today met Chief Minister Narendra Modi at his residence at Gandhi Nagar . US Congressman Mr Aaron Schock Leader of Delegation from State of Illinois along with Mrs. Cathy McMorris Rodgers from State of Washington and Mrs. Cynthia M. Lumis from the State of Wyoming along with a 7 member US business leaders delegation led by Chicago Punjabi NRI Mr Shalabh Kumar and BJP Overseas Affairs leader Mr Vijay Jolly attended the two and half hours long meeting. The US Congressman extended an invitation to Gujarat Chief Minister Mr Narendra Modi to visit United States of America soon. The C.M accepted their invite promptly and smilingly. The issue of visa was never discussed in the meeting. It is important to state that in recent years, this is the highest point of contact between the US elected...

The United States of America (“US”) is one of the most sought after destinations for athletes, entertainers, performers and artists. From college leagues to professional teams, the platform offered to a sportsman in terms of education, training and performance in the US is perhaps the best in the world. However, for an international athlete, immigrating to the US can be overwhelming, as the norms prescribed under US immigration laws are complex and not very easy to meet.



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