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Eli Raz was peering into a narrow hole in the Dead Sea shore when the earth opened up and swallowed him. Fearing he would never be found alive, he scribbled his will on an old postcard.
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England continued to dislodge the experienced pair at the crease who have been relentless since the exit of Phillip Hughes after lunch on day two of the first Ashes...
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Shoaib Akhtar is planning yet another comeback, riding on the back of another controversy.
The Pakistan fast bowler has been through a string of...
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John Buchanan may have criticized all those associated with Indian cricket, but he appears to have saved his choicest comments for a man considered arguably one of the...
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The ICC Champions Trophy in South Africa, the next big extravaganza after the ICC World Twenty20 in England, has been preponed.
The ICC Champions Trophy has be...
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The West Indies team for the first Test sounds like names that people have either not heard of or of those who were considered not good enough before.
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The post lunch session allowed Australia to feel more robust, especially after the manner in which the England bowlers got away a bit from the Australian bowlers, in...
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The man who is writing on the future of the game has a grouse with a man trying to determine that future.
John Buchanan, in his latest dissection, “The...
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John Buchanan does not only deride Yuvraj Singh in his book, “The Future of Cricket: The Rise of Twenty20”. He also digs into Bhajji’s demons.
The...
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John Buchanan has a funny way of showing he cares, or doesn’t. Now he becomes the latest Australian to release a book and not surprisingly it has very little respect...
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England climbed back riding on the likes of their lower order, or rather bowlers, to pose a challenge for the Australians. Will it be enough?
Australia would...
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Beware those who are on diabetes drug Lantus!
Sreeja, Mumbai
The crores of diabetes patients across the world who use the diabetes drug Lantus, beware! Before you...
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I wonder why despite Ajanta, ellora, khajuraho & kamsutra, babaji thinks that legalizing gay sex is against Indian culture
I wonder what role gandharvs &...
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Before I jump into the core of this article let me explain a little bit about Indian laws.
Section 2 (f) of THE IMMORAL TRAFFIC (PREVENTION) ACT 1956...
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It was about 10 years back when I first started learning the basics of email; when one day I got a chat message from a stranger. I responded out of curiosity. That...
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Sreeja, Mumbai
The Sessions court in Mumbai has rejected the bail application moved by the well known Bollywood actor Shiney Ahuja who was charged with raping his...
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I find that every body who thinks he is somebody has an opinion on budget. I consider myself to be no body still as self worth has no relation with net worth I also...
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Cholche cholbe are the magic words one hears as soon one enters Bengal. The proposal to set up a campus of Amu in Murshidabad is another instance of religious...
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The Cricket Association of Bengal might be getting a new president in near future and he might be none other than the former Indian captain, Sourav Ganguly our very own...
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The day witnessed a typical Test upheaval and an intriguing opening day’s game at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff for the first Ashes Test between Australia and England.
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Australia were the team breathing easy at the lunch break on the first day of the first Test at Cardiff as England slumped into a problem.
England’s sedate...
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In May, I went to Guayaquil, with sewage as my calling card!
Guayaquil is Ecuador’s largest city and center of commerce and shipping, located at the mouth of the...
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It has been predicted that the time is not far away that even the water and the air will be rationed and there will be not a clash of civilizations or religions, rather...
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China is facing its worst drought in a decade, with water in parts of the Yangtze River at the lowest level in 142 years.
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The Energy and Resources group, an environmental group based in India, has asked Coca-Cola to shut down a bottling plant in the drought-stricken Indian state of...
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No doubt, China has emerged on the international scene as the fastest growing economy but at the cost of environment. China’s booming economy is driving a rapid...
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After the economy’s falling prey to global warming, it’s now the borders’ turn — America’s national security is in jeopardy! — Yes,...
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A new thornless variety of bamboo has been cultivated in India making its cultivation not only economically viable, but also environmentally beneficial —...
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Water is unleashing its fury in New England on one side, where as on other side England and India are facing acute water shortage.
It is a fact that as there are...
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we have brought the water crisis in this country by our own doing. Due to the two big ills, namely, poor planning and population density resulting in resource over use,...
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Southern England this year has the third-lowest on record rainfall record. England received 784 millimeters (31 inches) of rain in the 16 months through February, the...
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Do you know what ‘water crises’ is? If you think its something like your water supplier taking two-days off...then I must tell you that it’s something...
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Known to be one of the world’s driest countries, China’s hundreds of cities suffer from shortages of water, both for domestic and industrial purposes. Bout...
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