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Why should BCCI, state bodies be not governed by National Sports Governance Act, asks SC
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The Supreme Court has asked why the BCCI and state cricket bodies should be exempt from the National Sports Governance Act.
The court's query suggests it is considering bringing the BCCI and state bodies under the Act's purview.
- The National Sports Governance Act may be applied to these bodies
- The court's decision could impact the management of cricket in India
- The Supreme Court has questioned the exemption of BCCI and state cricket bodies from the National Sports Governance Act
- The Supreme Court has questioned the exemption of BCCI and state cricket bodies from the National Sports Governance Act
- The National Sports Governance Act may be applied to these bodies
- The court's decision could impact the management of cricket in India
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- Possible governance changes for the BCCI and state cricket bodies
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The decision could impact the management and transparency of cricket in India
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- Sep 9CNBC: Why should BCCI, state bodies not be governed by National Sports Governance Act, asks SC
- Sep 9Udayavani: Why should BCCI, state bodies be not governed by National Sports Governance Act, asks SC
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