Addressing the media persons on Saturday, Himanshu Roy, Joint Commissioner of Mumbai Police, said that they recovered a laptop, cash and some other stuff from cricketer S Sreesanth’s luxury hotel room.

A police official who was caught red handed while accepting bribe in Haryana attempted suicide by consuming poison in the lock-up early on Saturday.

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has sought reports from the Ghaziabad police and Government Railway Police over the death of a woman who was allegedly pushed off a train with her infant daughter.

Delhi Police have sent investigators to four cities in the country to trace the money trail in IPL spot-fixing case. According to sources, teams have been sent to Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Mumbai and Hyderabad in this connection.

Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde on Friday congratulated Delhi Police for busting the spot-fixing network in Indian Premier League and conducting investigation following which three cricketers and 11 bookies have been arrested.

Tamil Nadu police took five cricket bookies into custody and seized cash, laptops and computers from them on Friday, a day after three Rajasthan Royals players were arrested in Mumbai for allegedly spot-fixing IPL matches in exchange for money.

Iranian police have denied killing a group of Afghans trying to cross the border illegally into the Islamic republic, local media reported on Monday.

Indian cricket fraternity was taken aback when the Delhi Police made sensational revelation about IPL players involved in spot-fixing on wee hours of Thursday morning. It has been revealed that one of the prime accused S Sreesanth was not taken into custody from his friend’s house but was actually caught with a girl inside hotel room.

The Delhi High Court on Friday sought response from the police on a plea of Janata Party President Subramanian Swamy seeking quashing of an FIR lodged against him for writing an "inflammatory" article in a Mumbai daily in July 2011.

Cricketer Ajit Chandila had approached two more Indian Premier League (IPL) players to be part of the spot fixing after bookies asked him to rope in more people, police sources said on Friday.