Tharoor issue: Sonia, core group members meet PM

New Delhi : India | Apr 18, 2010 at 7:50 AM PDT

Source: Rediff

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Even as the parleys began, Tharoor's friend Sunanda Pushkar, who has a sweat equity valued at Rs 70 crore in the IPL Kochi franchise, resigned from Rendezvous Sports World. The company is one of the stakeholders in IPL Kochi. On a day of fast paced developments, Tharoor met the Prime Minister for about... FULL ARTICLE AT Rediff

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