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  14 Indian Women Kabaddi Players Hurt In Accident

  India | November 18, 2011 10:12 IST

  Bathinda (Punjab), Nov 17: Two persons were killed and 14 members of the Indian women Kabaddi team were injured, 10 of them seriously, when a bus carrying the players collided with an Army truck at

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  China Wants Long-Term Agreements With Indian Iron Ore Firms

  November 17, 2011 17:40 IST

  Panaji, Nov 17: In the backdrop of a slump in demand for the iron ore in his country, a senior Chinese embassy official today underlined the need to establish long term trade agreements and a

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  US Wants To Bag Indian Attack Helicopters Order

  India | November 11, 2011 15:19 IST

  Washington, Nov 11: Though the US lost out in the race to sell fighters to India, its armament companies are claiming to be front-runners for New Delhi's new tenders for attack helicopters and heavy lift

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  Zaheer Needs More Time To Attain Full Fitness

  Cricket | November 09, 2011 20:02 IST

  Mumbai, Nov 9: Training with his Mumbai Ranji Trophy teammates for the past few couple of weeks, injured Indian pace spearhead Zaheer Khan today conceded that he had some work to do before attaining full

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  Indian Women's Hockey Team Loses To Australia 1-4 In Final

  Hockey | October 24, 2011 9:10 IST

  Perth, OCt 24: A spirited Indian women's team gave fancied Australia a scare by taking an early lead but eventually lost 1-4 in the final of the Lanco International Super Series Hockey 9s on Sunday.India

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  Indian House Owners In Southall, London Flout Building Laws, Report British Media

  World | October 16, 2011 19:41 IST

  London, Oct 16: The Sun and the Daily Mail on Sunday published pictures of  Indian house owners in Southall, London, creating a veritable slum by flouting building laws.The reports said,  garden sheds and garages have

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  Indian, Russian Defence Ministers To Hold Crucial Talks

  India | October 04, 2011 16:21 IST

  Moscow, Oct 4: India and Russia are set to hold crucial negotiations for speeding up deliveries of key weapons systems, including transfer of Nerpa class nuclear submarine on lease, and finalise the agenda for the

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  Nine Indian Cabinet Ministers In US At The Same Time

  India | September 24, 2011 16:51 IST

  New York, Sep 24: With as many as nine cabinet ministers in the US on various engagements, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh here to attend the UN session could well hold a mini cabinet meeting away

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  Sikkim Recovering Fast, Says Bhaichung Bhutia

  India | September 20, 2011 18:33 IST

  Kolkata, Sept 20: Indian football icon Bhaichung Bhutia, back today from Gangtok in Sikkim which was rocked by a 6.8 magnitude earthquake on Sunday evening, said the state was recovering fast and he was planning

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  Indian Hockey Players Don't Have Shoes to Wear, Says Skipper

  Hockey | September 18, 2011 10:04 IST

  New Delhi, Sep 18: The skipper of the victorious Indian hockey team Rajpal Singh has revealed that players do not even have shoes and are making do with sub-standard kits.In an interview to Times of

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  Indian Hockey Team Rejects Meagre Cash Reward

  India | September 14, 2011 15:50 IST

  New Delhi, Sep 14: The Indian hockey team today rejected Hockey India's cash reward for winning the inaugural Asian Champions Trophy, saying the paltry amount of Rs 25000 each was not proper recognition of their

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  Indian Hockey Team Rejects Meagre Cash Reward

  Hockey | September 14, 2011 12:27 IST

  New Delhi, Sep 14: The Indian hockey team today rejected Hockey India's cash reward for winning the inaugural Asian Champions Trophy, saying the paltry amount of Rs 25000 each was not proper recognition of their

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  Indian Govt Not Serious About Stashed Black Money In Swiss Banks, Says Rudolf Elmer

  World | September 13, 2011 9:02 IST

  New Delhi, Sept 13 ; Rudolf Elmer, a  whistleblower who has brought out much information on secret Swiss bank accounts, has said,  Indian government  is not serious about getting details of  black money stashed away

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  Dhoni Lone Indian To Win ICC Award

  Cricket | September 13, 2011 8:55 IST

  London, Sept 13 : Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni  won the Spirit of Cricket Award while  Sachin Tendulkar  missed out the Cricketer of the Year honour at a glittering ICC Awards function on Monday. Dhoni

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  Indian Arrested In US Over Slaying Of His Girlfriend In Canada

  World | August 24, 2011 9:02 IST

  Washington, Aug 24 : US authorities have arrested an Indian national, who featured on the “America's Most Wanted” TV show, in Los Angeles over the 1999 slaying of his teenage ex-girlfriend in Canada.US Immigration and

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  Strauss Wary Of Indian Backlash At Trent Bridge

  Cricket | July 28, 2011 20:46 IST

  Nottingham, July 28: England captain Andrew Strauss today cautioned his teammates against complacency and said a bruised India would be desperate to turn things around in the second cricket Test here after their embarrasing defeat

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  Texas Prisoner Executed For Killing Indian

  World | July 21, 2011 10:54 IST

  Houston, Jul 21:  A 41-year-old man in the US has been executed for killing a convenience store clerk from India during a shooting spree in 2001 that he had said was retaliation for the September

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  B Samples Of 3 Indian Athletes Test Positive

  Other Sports | July 08, 2011 22:50 IST

  New Delhi, Jul 8: The B samples of three India athletes caught last week for using banned substances have tested positive, a top official of India's National Anti Doping Agency said on Friday."Sini Jose, Jauna

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  Indian Navy Denies Its Warship Brushed With Pak Frigate Babur

  World | June 18, 2011 17:33 IST

  Islamabad/New Delhi, Jun 18: Pakistan has alleged that an Indian warship in a dangerous manoeuvre ‘brushed' with its frigate escorting an Egyptian-owned vessel recently freed by Somali pirates, a claim rejected as ‘incorrect' by Indian

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  Indian Women Cricketers Eye England Opportunity

  Cricket | June 17, 2011 17:15 IST

  Bangalore, Jun 17: India's women's cricket team leaves for a tour of England on Friday hoping to claim a share of the limelight the men's team is so used to dominating.A World Cup victory earlier