MUMBAI: ED claims arrested brothers aided Fairplay's online betting via firms in Mumbai and Dubai, managing software and evading regulations.

MUMBAI: Court denies anticipatory bail to three firm owners linked to ₹13 crore laundering case involving Fairplay, accused of illegal cricket broadcasts.

Chirag Shah and Chintan Shah, accused of running illegal online betting operations and broadcasting cricket matches through ...

Ada Evans landed a job teaching science at Fairplay's middle and high school. Her husband Ray had been commuting to Fairplay ...

Interstate 70 is open despite heavy traffic near Silverthorne and in northern Summit County, but traffic is stopped on the ...

The investigation is underway as the ED continues to uncover the full extent of the illegal activities. According to ...

As per the ED, a website was engaged in unauthorised online betting in various sports including tennis, cricket, soccer, ...

It also allegedly facilitated betting on the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, the agency claimed. FairPlay has no legal presence in ...

The ED had arrested Chintan Shah and Chirag Shah in Mumbai on February 12 as part of the ongoing probe in the case of 'Fairplay' which was involved in illegal broadcasting of cricket or IPL matches ...

Two individuals, Chirag Shah and Chintan Shah, have been remanded in custody by the Enforcement Directorate in a money laundering case involving unauthorized IPL live-streaming and betting via the ...

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) arrests Chintan and Chirag Shah in the ongoing 'FairPlay' illegal betting investigation. The ...

Thank you to everyone who has received a FairPlay voucher to date. Due to the overwhelming response, all vouchers have been exhausted. 1 July 2024: Round 11 opened for parents, carers or guardians to ...