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TopicDawood Ibrahim

Topic: Dawood Ibrahim

Lalit Modi says Dawood Ibrahim was the reason he left cricket

Lalit Modi claimed he was offered hundreds of millions of dollars by Dawood Ibrahim to allow match-fixing during the initial years of IPL.

‘ISI, Dawood-linked terror module’ busted in inter-state op. 8 held, were ‘asked to maximise casualties’

Latest in series of arrests undertaken by Delhi Police Special Cell in the capital Saturday, where 4, including a Nepali national, were arrested.

Charas peddler-turned-MDMA kingpin, Salim Dola dodged justice for over 20 yrs. Now he’s back in the net

Dola, Dawood Ibrahim's close aide, was deported to India from Turkey on 28 April in a major win for Indian law enforcement.

The real D in Dhurandhar—Who is Bade Sahab in Aditya Dhar’s spy thriller

The Ranveer Singh starrer 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' teases the reveal of Bade Sahab, who pulls the strings from the shadows. Spoilers ahead.

Dawood Ibrahim is a gift that keeps giving. Bollywood’s O’Romeo to Black Friday

Books, bhais, and Bollywood. Every Mumbai gangster film leads back to Dawood. With O'Romeo, Bollywood is mining new — but still D-adjacent— antiheroes.

Alleged D-Company link returns to haunt Nawab Malik. Mumbai court frames charges against ex-minister

Special judge framed charges against Malik & other accused after they pleaded not guilty, paving the way for trial to begin.

If you believe the theories, Lawrence Bishnoi is doing what even Dawood Ibrahim couldn’t

Bishnoi was five years old when Salman was accused of killing the black buck. So either this was a formative childhood experience that led to a life of crime or this story is a lie.

FBI fallen agent is returning home. Kamran Faridi’s story shows how drug cartels have rotted Pakistan

Faridi fought his way from streets to become top FBI spy, & helped bring down Russian ganglords & IS executioners. Then, on the cusp of bringing down Dawood's aide, he betrayed US.

Marble floors, walls like Ram Mandir — Mamata’s Jagannath Dham set to open in April

A selection of the best news reports, analysis and opinions published by ThePrint this week.

Indian govt hasn’t had much luck in killing Dawood Ibrahim—but media is doing much better

When Modi stood on the cusp of being elected PM, he vowed to hunt down Dawood. That hasn’t been delivered on—but media seems determined to proclaim success, regardless.

On Camera

Skyroot’s Vikram-1 success shows it’s time for ISRO to redefine its role

India's private space sector has progressed because of the mature ecosystem created by ISRO. Vikram-1's success is not solely an outcome of Skyroot Aerospace's efforts.

Banking sector NPAs fall over 50 percent in five years to Rs 4.08 lakh crore, govt informs Parliament

Govt says reforms & stricter recovery measures have helped improve banks' asset quality. It clarified that NPA accounts were closed only after full recovery of dues or through compromise settlements.

46 cadres of banned Kangleipak Communist Party voluntary surrender in Manipur, hand over weapons

Defence ministry says the surrender ‘degrades’ operational capabilities of the militant outfit. Different KCP factions have also been involved in disturbances in Manipur since 2023.

BJP’s push for one-party state has a flip side. It could be Congress’s chance for revival

Even if it’s a municipal election someplace where the Congress is a cipher, you will find BJP targeting it. It’s an acknowledgement that Modi sees Congress, however battered, as his only likely challenger.