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The headline may have been baffling. But India did win the match. That is an observation by those who were closely following the game.
The first Test between India and Australia at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru may go down in...
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Surprised, well now all you men need not dread the fifties afterall this is the age where you all will be most romantic specifically at the age of 53.
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The Dalai Lama has recovered from surgery to remove gallstones and will resume his travel schedule by the end of the month, a senior aide said Wednesday.
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Pakistani intelligence agents re-arrested an American detained in the country’s volatile border region and were questioning the man, police said Wednesday.
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Hrithik Roshan sizzles with Latin actress Barbara Mori in Kites’. The film by Anurag Basu is being touted as featuring the Bollywood superhero’s most...
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Congress president Sonia Gandhi took Mayawati by horn when she landed at Lalganj in her home constituency Rae Bareli disregarding the prohibitory orders and...
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Security forces killed four suspected militants overnight in a northwest Pakistani tribal region where the military has waged a bloody offensive against insurgents, an...
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The global financial crisis has cost Grace Varghese, 50, a day trader in India’s high-tech hub of Bangalore, more than $50,000.
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Indian church leaders said Tuesday that Christians killed in recent clashes were “sacrificial lambs” targeted by hard-line Hindus seeking an advantage in...
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A female is not viewed with the same lethality as a male. Because of that cultural sensitivity, it has made the female a very valuable tool of the insurgent. No doubt,...
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Here’s the latest post from our intepid Brazil bureau chief, Gian Paul. While we’ve been fretting about the gyrations of the stock market, GP has been thinking...
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The war of words has never failed to brighten the most boring of cricket days, not that the five days of the first Test has seen any. Zaheer Khan took his bold batting...
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You showed them these omnipotent power in the center that you are a power to reckon with. The savior of the Dalits, who are the Bahujans nowadays.
You showed...
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Police have arrested seven relatives of a 75-year-old widow for doing nothing to prevent the woman from killing herself by jumping into her husband’s funeral...
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A series of road accidents killed at least 48 people and injured another 64 in north and northeastern India on Tuesday, government officials and police said.
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With gold-plated ceilings, exotic fountains and the clink of champagne glasses, the Emporio Mall in New Delhi is the perfect place to..
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Lucky is the air that plays with her hair, the dogs that look her bare and the sunglass that she wears with care. But alas! Her life is at the verge of death every...
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It’s strange! Very strange! That we take the word of west even after the collapse of colonization. Dear Friends! I beg your attention and implementation of our own...
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Police say an overcrowded, speeding bus has crashed into a stationary truck in northeastern India, killing 23 people and wounding 44 others.
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The family of Solomon Digal was summoned by neighbors to what serves as a public square in front of the village tea shop.
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The first big decision came from the newly appointed selectors. But some of the decisions appear that little has changed despite the change in personnel.
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Ricky Ponting has rake dup an issue that caused much angst down under on India’s last tour. But whether he is in a position to judge the decision of other captains is...
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Delhi were dealt a blow on the last ball of the day and the battle has just become tougher as ROI look to edge them out of the Irani Trophy.
This is not the...
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Australia has replaced Pakistan as India’s fiercest rival, a fact established and discussed previously. But in the context of world cricket, any encounter between...
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Listening to Niranjan Shah in the press conference that made the entry of foreign players in to Ranji Trophy official was rather painful. They say that more money makes...
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It was no long before the knives were out. Mickey Arthur can have his cake and eat it too. The South African coach minced no words on what he thought of the one day...
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Dhoni has guided India to some fantastic achievments ever since he was made the captain of the Indian ODI squad - the T20 World Cup, CB series in...
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It seems like a distant nightmare than the famed Indian batting was struggling to survive against the spin of Mendis and guile of Muralitharan. Certainly the way these...
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Riding on skipper M.S. Dhoni’s 76 and Suresh Raina’s 53, India managed to score 237 runs losing 9 wickets. For Sri Lanka, Ajantha Mendis was again in the picture...
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India confronts Sri Lanka for the third time in the ongoing five-match one day series at the R.Premadasa stadium, Colombo, home for the remaining three matches. With an...
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India have tried changed the batting order, changing the line up even. But when the batsmen just do not have enough in them to cope with the spin wizards, it is up to...
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India have tried changed the batting order, changing the line up even. But when the batsmen just do not have enough in them to cope with the spin wizards, it is up to...
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What a nightmare! The change in skipper has barely changed fortunes, although it is hard to blame the captain for the collective batting on show in the first innings of...
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The men in Blue try and leave the blues of Test Cricket behind them and take on the Lankan might in the 50 over format of the game. The team would be dearly hoping that...
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by Kartik Kannan
When Dhoni was handed over the reigns of captaincy for the ODI team, one was wondering, whether it came a bit too early for him. Sometimes individual...
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Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni Wednesday expressed concerns over Sachin Tendulkar’s absence in the upcoming five-match ODI series and said it might have some...
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There are two ways of looking at the way the Test series panned out for India. Many would like to brush it off attributing it to the Mendis effect and of the ill fated...
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Anil Kumble has been India’s long serving hero, who has bowled India to many of its famous wins since its resurgence in the 90’s under...
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Funny are the ways when the people that should have been rested much earlier are being rested rather late and those that perhaps still have the legs are being told to...
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