Melbourne: Indian doctor Mohammed Haneef, wrongly accused of terror links in Australia, is returning to the country next month for compensation talks, local media said on Monday. Haneef, along with his wife Firdous and three-year-old daughter Haniyah, will arrive in Brisbane in December for the mediation session as one of the final steps in his bid to secure a compensation payout for his ordeal, 'The Australian' reported. Haneef has also...
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Australian Federal Police arrested Haneef in July 2007 and held him for 11 days. ...
09:53 AM, Dec 23, 2008
The police ignored repeated warnings of insufficient evidence against Haneef. ...
03:22 PM, Jul 10, 2008
Adelaide: Australia captain Michael Clarke stated that his team would not be satisfied with anything less than a 4-0 whitewash in the ongoing Test series against India. Having already pocketed the series 3-0, the two teams will play the final Test match at the Adelaide Oval from January 24 onwards. We are thinking one thing heading into the last Test against India - whitewash. Anything less than a 4-0 defeat...
12:05 PM, Apr 14, 2008
Northampton: Despite trailing 0-2 and their world number one Test ranking at stake, India are quiet confident of turning the tables on a rampant England in the remaining two Tests of the four-match Test series. Even as the injuries and batting failures have hit India hard, Dhoni's men are not overlooking a few positives from the two defeats at Lord's and Trent Bridge. Bhai sahib, yahan match to jeetna hai...
11:49 AM, Feb 18, 2008
Ahmedabad: Police used sticks to disperse a crowd of angry cricket fans on Monday after tickets sold out for the World Cup quarterfinal between India and Australia. An Ahmedabad police spokesman, speaking on condition of anonymity, described the Monday incident as "only a mild cane charge" to "shoo away" an unruly group of people. Rajesh Patel, honorary secretary of the Gujarat Cricket Association, said there was no serious problems, and...
11:47 PM, Jan 04, 2008
Colombo: Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara expressed his sympathy on Friday for the home fans after police arrested a World Cup ticket seller for trying to sell tickets at a higher price than permitted. "We feel for the public because we understand how keen the country is to watch these games," Sangakkara said. Police arrested the man — recruited temporarily by Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) — on Thursday while trying...
06:50 PM, Dec 21, 2007
New Delhi: The International Cricket Council has apologised to South Africa after a scratchy recording of the country's national anthem stopped abruptly during the pre-match formalities at the World Cup Group B match against West Indies on Thursday. The ICC said a technical fault caused the anthem to end halfway through at New Delhi's Feroz Shah Kotla stadium. The ICC also said it realised the anthem recording was of a...
09:29 AM, Dec 21, 2007
Haneef is waiting to hear from the Australian court on whether it will reinstate his visa. ...
02:17 AM, Oct 02, 2007
A Brisbane court has observed its judgemnent in Mohammed Haneef’s visa case till August 21. ...
01:14 PM, Aug 09, 2007
Indian doctors in London are demanded fair treatment for Sabeel Ahmed. ...
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After Sunday's frenzy, it's much quieter now in front of Haneef's residence. ...
02:09 PM, Jul 30, 2007
The Australian Prime Minister said it was “better to be safe than sorry.” ...
01:40 PM, Jul 30, 2007
Celebrations have already begun in Haneef’s home in Bangalore. ...
08:25 AM, Jul 29, 2007
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