Lalit Modi, the founder of the Indian Premier League (IPL), claims he left India in 2010 due to death threats from underworld don Dawood Ibrahim, not because of legal troubles. In a candid podcast interview,

I ndian Premier League (IPL) founder Lalit Modi revisited the inception of the cash-rich league and how Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) co-owner Shah Rukh Khan helped in making the to

Lalit Modi alleged that he was ‘forced’ to sign documents granting a 25% ownership stake in the Kochi team of IPL to Sunanda Pushkar, the late wife of Tharoor, despite no financial contribution from her side.

Lalit Modi convinced Shah Rukh Khan to invest in the IPL. Shah Rukh Khan's presence boosted the league's popularity. He aimed to attract women and children to the stadiums. Kolkata Knight Riders, co-owned by Shah Rukh Khan,

In a recent podcast interview on Raj Shamani's YouTube channel, Modi discussed the IPL's business model and various controversies associated with it. Here are five key revelations from his interview

Just after the auction, Lalit Modi explosively accused former BCCI President and CSK owner N Srinivasan of how the latter requested him to drop Sri Lanka’s Thisara Perera to make room for the English all-rounder Andrew Flintoff.