పాకిస్థాన్ చెరలో ఉన్న భారత మాజీ నావికాదళ అధికారి కుల్భూషణ్ జాదవ్ కేసులో భారత్కు అనుకూలంగా తీర్పునిచ్చింది అంతర్జాతీయ న్యాయస్థానం(ఐసీజే). కుల్భూషణ్కు విధించిన మరణ శిక్షను నిలిపివేయాలని ఆదేశించింది. ఈ కేసును పునఃసమీక్షించాలని పాక్కు స్పష్టం చేసింది ఐసీజే. జాదవ్కు న్యాయవాదిని కలిసే హక్కు ఉందని తేల్చి చెప్పింది.
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18:50 July 17
18:29 July 17
- కుల్భూషణ్ కేసులో భారత్కు భారీ విజయం
- భారత్కు అనుకూలంగా తీర్పు ఇచ్చిన అంతర్జాతీయ న్యాయస్థానం
- కుల్భూషణ్ మరణశిక్ష నిలిపివేత
- కుల్భూషణ్ యాదవ్‌ మరణశిక్షను పాకిస్తాన్ పునఃసమీక్ష చేయాలన్న ఐసీజే
- పాకిస్తాన్ పునఃసమీక్ష చేసే వరకు కుల్భూషణ్ మరణశిక్ష నిలిపివేత
- 16 న్యాయమూర్తుల్లో 15 మంది భారత్కు అనుకూలంగా తీర్పు
- భారత్కు న్యాయవాదిని నియమించుకునే హక్కు ఉందని చెప్పిన ఐసీజే
- కుల్భూషణ్
17:44 July 17
గూఢచర్యం ఆరోపణలతో పాకిస్థాన్లో జైలు జీవితం గడుపుతున్న కుల్భూషణ్ జాదవ్ కేసులో మరికాసేపట్లో తీర్పు వెలువరించనుంది అంతర్జాతీయ న్యాయస్థానం. ఈ భారత నావికాదళ మాజీ అధికారిని 2016లో పాక్ ఏజెంట్లు అపహరించారు.
18:50 July 17
పాకిస్థాన్ చెరలో ఉన్న భారత మాజీ నావికాదళ అధికారి కుల్భూషణ్ జాదవ్ కేసులో భారత్కు అనుకూలంగా తీర్పునిచ్చింది అంతర్జాతీయ న్యాయస్థానం(ఐసీజే). కుల్భూషణ్కు విధించిన మరణ శిక్షను నిలిపివేయాలని ఆదేశించింది. ఈ కేసును పునఃసమీక్షించాలని పాక్కు స్పష్టం చేసింది ఐసీజే. జాదవ్కు న్యాయవాదిని కలిసే హక్కు ఉందని తేల్చి చెప్పింది.
18:29 July 17
- కుల్భూషణ్ కేసులో భారత్కు భారీ విజయం
- భారత్కు అనుకూలంగా తీర్పు ఇచ్చిన అంతర్జాతీయ న్యాయస్థానం
- కుల్భూషణ్ మరణశిక్ష నిలిపివేత
- కుల్భూషణ్ యాదవ్‌ మరణశిక్షను పాకిస్తాన్ పునఃసమీక్ష చేయాలన్న ఐసీజే
- పాకిస్తాన్ పునఃసమీక్ష చేసే వరకు కుల్భూషణ్ మరణశిక్ష నిలిపివేత
- 16 న్యాయమూర్తుల్లో 15 మంది భారత్కు అనుకూలంగా తీర్పు
- భారత్కు న్యాయవాదిని నియమించుకునే హక్కు ఉందని చెప్పిన ఐసీజే
- కుల్భూషణ్
17:44 July 17
గూఢచర్యం ఆరోపణలతో పాకిస్థాన్లో జైలు జీవితం గడుపుతున్న కుల్భూషణ్ జాదవ్ కేసులో మరికాసేపట్లో తీర్పు వెలువరించనుంది అంతర్జాతీయ న్యాయస్థానం. ఈ భారత నావికాదళ మాజీ అధికారిని 2016లో పాక్ ఏజెంట్లు అపహరించారు.
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SHOTLIST: Royal Portrush Golf Club, County Antrim. Northern Ireland, UK. 17th July 2019.
1. 00:00 Chair of the Championship Committee Clive Brown (right), R and A Chief Executive Martin Slumbers (centre) and Executive Director of Championships Johnnie Cole-Hamilton (left) enter news conference
2. 00:18 SOUNDBITE (English): Martin Slumber, R and A Chief Executive:
(About when The Open Championship will return to Trump Turnberry)
"Turnberry is one of the 10 courses. We've talked about this many times in terms of it being part of the pool of courses that we look at. Nothing's changed from the previous points and comments that I've made on that, in respect of taking The Open there. But it's absolutely one of the pool of 10 courses."
3. 00:40 SOUNDBITE (English): Martin Slumber, R and A Chief Executive:
(About the R and A's opinion on the loyalist band Sons of Ulster, who will march near Royal Portrush on Saturday)
"We are very conscious that we are guests here. We are guests every year at the place we go. As guests, we are very conscious that we want to be part of the community. We are very clear that we want to spend money in the community. We want to help with legacy funds in the community. But we will be gone in a couple of weeks. And so we want to live with the community. And every year, certainly since I've been here, and I think Johnnie (Cole-Hamilton) would say the same, there's always things going on around the golf and that's wonderful and the community carries on. Our job is to put on The Open Championship and to respect the fact that we are guests."
4. 01:28 Clive Brown (right), Martin Slumbers (centre) and Johnnie Cole-Hamilton (left) in news conference
5. 01:33 SOUNDBITE (English): Martin Slumber, R and A Chief Executive:
(About whether he can see a time when the prize money for the Women's British Open matches that of The Open Championship)
"To build the economics of the Women's Open, the Women's British Open, and to be able to keep raising the prize money, we need to do it as a sustainable business model. It needs to be a long-term business model. And that is what we are spending an awful lot of time doing. How do we build a better model to have a more financially successful Women's British Open that will flow then down into the prize money? Where it ends up, I don't know but my ambition is to keep growing he overall performance of it and keep enhancing the status of the event."
6. 02:19 SOUNDBITE (English): Martin Slumber, R and A Chief Executive:
(About whether the R amd A should do more to encourage players to cut down on travel because of the environmental impact)
"The stars of the show are two-fold come tomorrow morning (Thursday) - the golf course and the players. We are all here because the best players in the world have travelled from all around the world to be here and I think, as environmental issues impact all of us in every part of our lives, I think that may become an issue in the future years. But, at the moment, I want the best players to be teeing it up tomorrow morning (Thursday) because that's what makes The Open."
7. 02:55 Journalists in news conference
8. 02:59 SOUNDBITE (English): Martin Slumber, R and A Chief Executive:
(About The Open Championship returning to Royal Portrush for the first time since 1951)
"How do we put Royal Portrush on the global map? And The Open is the way that we're doing it. Yes, we're going to celebrate the fact that we've had some fantastic Irish golfers in the last few years. But this Championship will be watched in 600 million households over the coming four days, all around the world. And that profile will bring into the households this course, that many people had never heard of."
9. 03:34 Clive Brown, Martin Slumbers and Johnnie Cole-Hamilton leave news conference
SOURCE: SNTV
DURATION: 03:44
STORYLINE:
R and A (Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews) Chief Executive Martin Slumbers discussed several issues on the eve of the 148th Open Championship at Royal Portrush on Wednesday, which included the tournament's possible return to Trump Turnberry.
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SHOTLIST: Royal Portrush Golf Club, County Antrim. Northern Ireland, UK. 17th July 2019.
1. 00:00 Chair of the Championship Committee Clive Brown (right), R and A Chief Executive Martin Slumbers (centre) and Executive Director of Championships Johnnie Cole-Hamilton (left) enter news conference
2. 00:18 SOUNDBITE (English): Martin Slumber, R and A Chief Executive:
(About when The Open Championship will return to Trump Turnberry)
"Turnberry is one of the 10 courses. We've talked about this many times in terms of it being part of the pool of courses that we look at. Nothing's changed from the previous points and comments that I've made on that, in respect of taking The Open there. But it's absolutely one of the pool of 10 courses."
3. 00:40 SOUNDBITE (English): Martin Slumber, R and A Chief Executive:
(About the R and A's opinion on the loyalist band Sons of Ulster, who will march near Royal Portrush on Saturday)
"We are very conscious that we are guests here. We are guests every year at the place we go. As guests, we are very conscious that we want to be part of the community. We are very clear that we want to spend money in the community. We want to help with legacy funds in the community. But we will be gone in a couple of weeks. And so we want to live with the community. And every year, certainly since I've been here, and I think Johnnie (Cole-Hamilton) would say the same, there's always things going on around the golf and that's wonderful and the community carries on. Our job is to put on The Open Championship and to respect the fact that we are guests."
4. 01:28 Clive Brown (right), Martin Slumbers (centre) and Johnnie Cole-Hamilton (left) in news conference
5. 01:33 SOUNDBITE (English): Martin Slumber, R and A Chief Executive:
(About whether he can see a time when the prize money for the Women's British Open matches that of The Open Championship)
"To build the economics of the Women's Open, the Women's British Open, and to be able to keep raising the prize money, we need to do it as a sustainable business model. It needs to be a long-term business model. And that is what we are spending an awful lot of time doing. How do we build a better model to have a more financially successful Women's British Open that will flow then down into the prize money? Where it ends up, I don't know but my ambition is to keep growing he overall performance of it and keep enhancing the status of the event."
6. 02:19 SOUNDBITE (English): Martin Slumber, R and A Chief Executive:
(About whether the R amd A should do more to encourage players to cut down on travel because of the environmental impact)
"The stars of the show are two-fold come tomorrow morning (Thursday) - the golf course and the players. We are all here because the best players in the world have travelled from all around the world to be here and I think, as environmental issues impact all of us in every part of our lives, I think that may become an issue in the future years. But, at the moment, I want the best players to be teeing it up tomorrow morning (Thursday) because that's what makes The Open."
7. 02:55 Journalists in news conference
8. 02:59 SOUNDBITE (English): Martin Slumber, R and A Chief Executive:
(About The Open Championship returning to Royal Portrush for the first time since 1951)
"How do we put Royal Portrush on the global map? And The Open is the way that we're doing it. Yes, we're going to celebrate the fact that we've had some fantastic Irish golfers in the last few years. But this Championship will be watched in 600 million households over the coming four days, all around the world. And that profile will bring into the households this course, that many people had never heard of."
9. 03:34 Clive Brown, Martin Slumbers and Johnnie Cole-Hamilton leave news conference
SOURCE: SNTV
DURATION: 03:44
STORYLINE:
R and A (Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews) Chief Executive Martin Slumbers discussed several issues on the eve of the 148th Open Championship at Royal Portrush on Wednesday, which included the tournament's possible return to Trump Turnberry.
+++MORE TO FOLLOW+++
Last Updated : Jul 17, 2019, 7:04 PM IST
