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Togo players face axe if they brief S.Korea media

SEOUL, May 22: Togo players face being dropped from their World Cup team if they speak to reporters from group rivals South Korea, midfielder Junior Senaya was quoted as saying.

''The head coach said he would not let us play in the games if we answer your questions. I want to play in the match and the head coach said there are no exceptions,'' Senaya told the Ilgan Sports daily while leaving the team's hotel in Germany.

Togo are coached by German Otto Pfister and will play South Korea on June 13 in their opening Group G match.

Senaya said the coach had also told Togo players not to talk to Japanese or Chinese people, apparently in case they were actually Korean media, the paper reported.

Togo will make their World Cup debut at the finals beginning on June 9. France and Switzerland make up their first round group.

REUTERS

No liquidity crisis in stock exchanges: FM

New Delhi, May 22: Intervening after the Sensex crashed by more than 1,000 points in the morning intra-day trading, Finance Minister P Chidambaram today assured investors that there was no cause for panic and there was ample liquidity in the stock exchanges. Recovery followed appeals by Mr Chidambaram in New Delhi and SEBI Chairman M Damodaran in Mumbai that there was no cause for panic and that the fears of a liquidity crisis were unfounded.Mr Chidambaram reiterated that the fundamentals.....

'Centre intervention to stop massacres in Bihar'

New Delhi, May 22: RJD members in the Rajya Sabha today demanded Central intervention in Bihar for stopping the massacre of innocents taking place in the state.Raising the issue during zero hour, Mr Mangni Lal Mandal and Mr Ramdeo Bhandari referred to the killing of seven people in Nalanda and alleged that the Bihar government had been rendered helpless as murders and kidnappings continued unabated.Mr Ramdeo Bhandari raised the issue of lathicharge on pro-reservation doctors by police at.....

Monsoon deficit to impact agriculture: Govt

New Delhi, May 22: Minister of State for Science and Technology Kapil Sibal today said as per India Meteorological Department's operational Long Range Forecast the South-West Monsoon rainfall over the entire country would be shortfall to the extent of 22 per cent.Answering a question in the Rajya Sabha, Mr Sibal said shortfall in rains of various nature would adversely affect agricultural production. ''However, it is too early to say which states will be affected by shortfall of rains.....
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