India Cements

Rahul Dravid yet to take charge of National Cricket Academy because of 'conflict of interest'

Rahul Dravid is yet to take charge of the NCA since he is a paid employee with India Cements which could be a conflict of interest

As MS Dhoni's dancing video goes viral, here's a look at how Indian cricket icon has waltzed his way to financial security for life and beyond

As successful as he is on the cricketing ground, Dhoni has quite the presence outside the oval, and is perhaps going all out in securing himself financially after hanging up his boots.

Coal import scam: Bombay High Court grants interim relief to Adani Group from DRI

Last month, Adani Enterprises had filed a plea in the Bombay High Court seeking quashing of all LRs against its firms that are under probe for alleged over-invoicing of Indonesian coal imports.

Cement stocks fall up to 3% after NCLAT dismisses plea against CCI penalty on 11 companies

Shares of India Cements fell by 3.29 percent, UltraTech Cement dropped 2.39 percent, Ambuja Cements 1.50 percent, Grasim Industries 1.31 percent, JK Lakshmi Cement 1.26 percent and ACC 0.28 percent on BSE.

IPL 2018: MS Dhoni says Chennai Super Kings will aim to get Ravichandran Ashwin during auction

Ashwin is back in auction pool after CSK, back in the IPL fold after serving suspension in the aftermath of the 2013 spot-fixing scandal, retained Dhoni, Suresh Raina and Ravindra Jadeja.

Reverse bidding, tenders and two new teams: BCCI set to take decision over new-look IPL

Star India and Chettinad Cement are among the companies which have bought the bid document for buying the two new teams in the Indian Premier League.

CSK challenges Lodha Committee order, moves Madras High Court over IPL suspension

IPL franchise Chennai Super Kings on Thursday moved the Madras High Court challenging the order of Justice Lodha Committee suspending it from Indian Premier League over the 2013 betting scam involving its top official Gurunath Meiyappan.

India Cements shares plunge 6% as SC panel suspends CSK from IPL for 2 years

Shares of India Cements plunged 6 percent after the Supreme Court panel probing the IPL spot fixing scandal suspended the company from the league for two years. So effectively India Cements Ltd, which is the promoter of the Chennai Super Kings, cannot be associated with the IPL for the next 2 years.

IPL: At least four Chennai Super Kings players are involved in fixing, claims Lalit Modi

Modi said that if the Supreme Court were to reveal the names of the players involved in fixing, they would consist of 'at least' four CSK players.

India Cements transfers CSK to new subsidiary

BCCI President-in-exile N Srinivasan led India Cements' board on Wednesday approved transfer of IPL team CSK to a wholly-owned subsidiary Chennai Super Kings Cricket Ltd.