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Ashim Sunam
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  • Gender: Male
  • Marital status: Single and never married
  • Birth Day: 22nd,June
  • Location: New Delhi, Delhi , India
  • Education: Post Graduate
  • Occupation: Has regular Salaried employment

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Citizen Journalist | Ashim Sunam | Merinews
CJ Since: 24th,May,2011
Article: 459
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Super human, full of repressed energy and witticism who can make you fall off your chair. If you are looking for a well researched article then I am your man. Happy readings.

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IPL's marriage with Bollywood led to spot-fixing?

Cricket and Bollywood came closer with the advent of Indian Premier League, and players and film actors were spotted in post match parties dancing, mingling with each other, and posing for the cameras in the presence of some known as well as unknown faces. It is in such kind of events, where cricketers can come in touch with bookies, who are introduced by a common friend and hence the chances of spot-fixing increase.

23-May-2013 08:33
Indian pugilists' performance in Cyprus outstanding: IBF President

Indian pugilists put up an awesome display of boxing in the Invitation FXTM International Boxing Cup held in Limassol, Cyprus, helping India win 10 medals including four gold medals. It brought smiles on the faces of many Indian boxing fans along with people associated with the game.

21-May-2013 09:22
IPL spot-fixing: Give them straight life ban says Anshuman Gaekwad

Three Rajasthan Royals players, Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan have been charged with spot fixing in IPL 2013. There is widespread anger and also expectation among the public that the players be given the strictest of punishment so that it will be a deterrent for youngsters. It's time that the BCCI plays a leading role in cleansing the IPL from the match-fixing racket.

20-May-2013 06:03
'Spot fixing is like murder of cricket': Karsan Ghavri

Former cricketers and fans around the country are livid with the involvement of Rajasthan Royals players - Sreesanth, Ankeet Chavan and Ajit Chandila in the spot fixing charges. Karsan Ghavri, a former Indian cricketer told this citizen journalist, 'The BCCI should take such action that upcoming players will not dare to become involve in such acts.'

17-May-2013 05:01

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