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One had only to witness the contrast in the body language between the evening of the second day’s play and the morning of the third to see the shift in momentum.
This was no ordinary day as far as the Australians were concerned....
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Shocking, obviously when one is supposed to side with poor Christians whose houses are being destroyed and they are forced to flee their homes taking shelter in the...
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The son which failed to shine. Too much of water spoils the crops too much of love & care stunts the growth of children & cripples them.
I see this...
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Slangs may be more tolerable and less sober. With sufficient amount of faithfulness, sincerity and honesty, they convey the intended message in perfect tone and tenor....
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I as a Muslim have been shocked, and I am sure many others (Muslims, Hindus and others faithful or outside the fold of faith), at the level of anti-Islamic...
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This is the edited text of the keynote presentation at a conference on education reform in Pakistan hosted by The Citizens Foundation USA in Milpitas, California, on...
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It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s Superman! And... WTF! Who’s that familiar escort?? Is it.. ? Yes it is! It is the web-slinging babe! It’s...
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AP, Srinagar
Shops, businesses and schools were shut in the Indian portion of Kashmir on Saturday to protest a visit by the Indian prime minister who inaugurated the first train...
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Islam is aggressively violent, by design; irreparably. I quote Islamic law.[Emphasis added for clarity.]
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Three people were killed and at least 20 injured in Hindu-Muslim riots at Burhanpur town in south Madhya Pradesh on Friday. The district administration clamped curfew...
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In the year 1981, Punjab and Sikhism were the hottest topics in the Indian subcontinent. A Sikh gentleman, by the name Jarnail Singh Bhrindanwale was turning into a...
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“Family against woman or 21st century women against family?”
“Two years after the law to protect women from domestic violence was enacted, it continues to be...
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Pakistan’s crackdown on organizations operating in Indian-administered Kashmir in 2003 provoked an exodus from the militant camps in Pakistani-administered...
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Let me tell you, I am not a great movie buff. Infact, I have no patience to sit and watch a three hour long movie, even in a theatre. So, better you imagine, how...
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The Times of India Delhi edition on Thursday, October 9, 2008 published an article on Lok Sabha Speaker Shri Somnath Chatterjee’s refusal to visit Britain because the...
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With the movie ‘Rock On’, people have suddenly started talking about rock a lot more but I am not sure how much will it help the Indian rock scenario....
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These were the words when Anju asked her seven year old daughter Avantika what she wanted them to get for her.Normally she asks for some toys or chocolates,It seems...
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Inter-faith dialogue has become an urgent necessity today.
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While a colonial clause is being argued in court, Nithin Manayath, a lecturer, traces the upbeat and varied journey of India’s gay community in the last decade. From...
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Suddenly being a muslim feels like being part of a community that is under a microscope. It’s like a new virus that is being examined by clinical analysts, all of...
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AP, Lucknow
Soldiers worked Saturday to rescue a 2-year-old boy trapped for more than 36 hours in a 150-foot-deep abandoned well in northern India.
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Read the words on the billboard behind Hayden. Add a H in front and one would think indeed with all the off-the-field cricket drama, it is a “hard life”....
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The speculation is finally over. Sourav Ganguly is leading the way again and he is setting the state and trend of bowing out in a contrived scenario or not.
While...
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Was Sourav Ganguly’s inclusion a preplanned affair, one involving pacts on the lines of the BCCI proposal, or was it a case of the new selectors redressing a few old...
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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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If the BCCI’s new diktat to the players is anything to go by, one shall see players being shunted by their own accord. But is this only about emulating foreign...
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There is a new buzz around the cricket world. But it is not just because cricket fans will get to see some real international action after a rather subdued month of...
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One wondered why Greg Chappell was being garlanded as part of the arrival party of the Australian team in Jaipur. Now it appears he will not be selling India’s...
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The Irani Trophy, otherwise forgotten, has suddenly become a high profile domestic tournament. Nothing like a few stars to dazzle the sky? The test for the Indians...
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The Irani trophy gets underway later this week at Baroda. It has always been perceived as the platform for fringe players to stake their claim for a...
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The much anticipated star studded Rest of India (ROI) team will miss arguably its biggest star. Sachin Tendulkar has been done in by his elbow again and one wonders if...
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The BCCI is making assurances that Australia will indeed tour India despite the blasts that took place in New Delhi on Saturday. However, Australia have modified their...
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While South Africa are still lingering over their disastrous one day series against England, the hosts have been over the moon and their direction has only been upwards...
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The Sourav Ganguly chapter is never quite a done and dusted piece in the history of Indian cricket. He may have been left out of the Irani Trophy tie. But something...
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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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It seems rather strange that most of India’s victories have been wildly rejoiced without going through the scanner to understand what has worked and how victory was...
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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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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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