The Central Bureau of Investigation has received green signal from the Supreme Court to file 22 cases involving the nexus between the banks and developers to dupe homebuyers in National Capital region. The cases can involve prominent builders in the zone. The agency has also sought more time to investigate builders of other cities. Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati, appearing for CBI, told the bench of Justices Suryakant and N Koteshwar Singh that more time is needed to complete the investigation. The bench gave it six weeks, expressing satisfaction over the investigation done by CBI. The court was hearing a batch of petitions filed by over 1,200 homebuyers, who booked flats under subvention plans in various housing projects in the NCR. They have alleged that the banks are forcing them to pay EMIs even though they have not received possession of flats. Under the subvention scheme, banks disburse the sanctioned amount directly to the accounts of builders. They pay EMIs unt...
Akash Deep turned out to be India's hero in the 2nd India vs England Test which the Shubman Gill-led side won by 336 runs. The 28-year-old pacer, who hails from Bihar but plays Ranji Trophy for Bengal, has so far played eight Tests picking 25 wickets. In the Edgbaston Test, he picked 10 wickets. With his great show in the second Test, Akash Deep is all but confirmed of a spot in the third Test in Lord's too. Akash Deep struggled a lot while he was growing up as a cricketer.
Former Bengal coach Arun Lal recalled Akash Deep's days of struggle.
"He used to live in this dormitory of CAB (Cricket Association of Bengal), which was a hellhole. Now, I'm sure it's better, but he never once said that, you know, sir, that you should put the food there or the food is not, you know, in the canteen, and I am having this problem," Lal told Sports Now. "Not once did I hear any complaint in three years, four years. It was unbelievable.
"I was aghast when I went and saw the dormitory. You know, it was unbearable. It was a bloody hellhole. I thought people would die of disease there."
Arun Lal revealed Akash Deep's talent impressed him from the beginning.
"I was part of the Bengal team, and Akash was amongst the probables. When I saw him, I thought he was absolute gold. There's no question about it," Arun Lal said.
"He had pace, he had stamina, he had strength, and most important thing I found in this young man was that he never complained about anything."
Lal added that Akash Deeo was always strong physically.
"He was always a strong lad, much stronger than all his peers in the Bengal team, and he still is. His work ethic is beyond belief. He would send me videos of himself in his village running up the hill. There's a mountain near his village. He would run up and down for training on it, and the area was surrounded by just jungle. So, he would do things like that, to train when he was in his village," he said.
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