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Indian public protest against Dow Chemicals' sponsorship of 2012 London Games as athletes urge organisers to reconsider.
A glimpse from around the world during the past day.
The coach of India's top female 400m runners is sacked after another athlete tests positive for illegal drug use.
Organising Committee chairman Suresh Kalmadi and secretary-general Lalit Bhanot fired to enable 'fair' police probe.

India on Wednesday said it would buy Hawk trainer jets from Britain's BAE Systems Plc, in a $1.7 billion contract.

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