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Indian cricket will do well under retired judges: Thakur

BCCI president and secretary Ajay Shirke were removed by the apex court

SC sacks Anurag Thakur as BCCI President

Ajay Shirke is also removed from the post of BCCI secretary

A lot of things will be clear after January 2 or 3: Anurag Thakur

SC in its hearing on December 15 had said that Thakur seemed to have 'committed perjury'

Lodha committee not giving us time for last two months: Anurag Thakur

BCCI President congratulated Virat Kohli and his team for their victory over England

Supreme Court threatens jail to BCCI president Anurag Thakur

Thakur had allegedly lied in an affidavit filed before the apex court

Mafias flourishing under Virbhadra's rule in HP: Anurag Thakur

BJP leader claimed Himachal Pradesh has a debt liability of over Rs 45,384 crore

Himachal Pradesh HC quashes case against BJP MP Anurag Thakur

It also set aside the chargesheet framed by the chief judicial magistrate of Dharamsala

Newsmaker: Anurag Thakur

Despite being so young, Anurag Thakur shows a new spark, new thinking on cricket. His political future is also likely to be driven by cricket

Anurag Thakur new BCCI president

Anurag Thakur replaced Shashank Manohar who quit the position to take up the International Cricket Council (ICC) chairman's job

Anurag Thakur: politics in blood, administrator by nature

Being one of the younger officials in the BCCI top brass, he shares a good rapport with the national team's past and present cricketers

Anurag Thakur set to become youngest BCCI President

The 41-year-old resigned as the Secretary of the Board

Anurag Thakur set for unanimous elevation as BCCI President

Thakur will replace Shashank Manohar who stepped down from the position to take up the ICC chief's job

Just not cricket

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Lok Sabha member Anurag Thakur, also anoffice-bearer of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, is exasperated with the Virbhadra Singh-led Congress government in Himachal Pradesh. The government of the hill state has said it is unable to provide security to the Pakistan cricket team that was scheduled to play against India in the coming T20 World Cup at the cricket stadium in Dharamsala. The BJP believes the state government has resorted to "cheap politics" because the chief minister doesn't want Thakur to get the credit for organising the match. A senior BJP leader said this exposed the hypocrisy of the Congress government: Just last month, the Congress government in Assam hosted the South Asian Games, in which around 100 sportspersons and officials from Pakistan participated. Many in the BJP see Thakur as a future chief minister of Himachal Pradesh.