Now, Mumbai faces the mad rush for tickets |
- Now, Mumbai faces the mad rush for tickets
- Tarun Gogoi's former press adviser killed
- Maritime forces enhance security measures for the final
- Shiney Ahuja to appeal against the rape sentence
- Census 2011: Indian population increased by 181 million
- Ajmer blasts case: Aseemanand backtracks
- The crucial first 15 overs, and mysterious Misbah
- We are ready for the final, says Dhoni
- Who will contest against Jagan from Kadapa?
- Gajar ka shorba, phirni served at PM's dinner
- Aman ka chakka works, Gilani invites PM to Pak
- YSR’s brother resigns as minister
- Passengers rank Kolkata airport above Heathrow
- Hasan Ali to be quizzed at Enforcement Directorate office
- Shiney Ahuja gets seven years jail for raping his domestic help
- At Mohali: Pakistan lose their 9th wicket; Manmohan-Gilani meet over dinner
- Rohinton Mistry shortlisted for Booker prize
Now, Mumbai faces the mad rush for tickets Posted: |
Tarun Gogoi's former press adviser killed Posted: |
Maritime forces enhance security measures for the final Posted: |
Shiney Ahuja to appeal against the rape sentence Posted: Actor Shiney Ahuja who was convicted by a Mumbai court on Wednesday, for raping his domestic help, will challenge his conviction in the High Court. He has been sentenced to seven years in prison. The actor broke down after the judge pronounced him guilty; his wife, Anupam, knelt on the floor to console him. |
Census 2011: Indian population increased by 181 million Posted: |
Ajmer blasts case: Aseemanand backtracks Posted: |
The crucial first 15 overs, and mysterious Misbah Posted: As it turned out, almost all the experts read the wicket wrong. MS Dhoni and Sachin Tendulkar admitted as much in the post-match presentation, and from the scores it's obvious that run-making was a lot more difficult on this Mohali pitch than it was expected to be. The team composition and the early overs suggested a score of around 300 would be a par total, but later events showed it was another subcontinent track on which run-scoring against the hard new ball was much easier. |
We are ready for the final, says Dhoni Posted: One of the most important benefits from India's scrappy World Cup semi-final victory over Pakistan - apart from the sound and sight of a hundred firecrackers going out around the PCA stadium on a Mohali night and the adoration of millions - is their team's sense of being in what captain MS Dhoni equated to a good spell. |
Who will contest against Jagan from Kadapa? Posted: |
Gajar ka shorba, phirni served at PM's dinner Posted: |
Aman ka chakka works, Gilani invites PM to Pak Posted: |
YSR’s brother resigns as minister Posted: |
Passengers rank Kolkata airport above Heathrow Posted: |
Hasan Ali to be quizzed at Enforcement Directorate office Posted: |
Shiney Ahuja gets seven years jail for raping his domestic help Posted: |
At Mohali: Pakistan lose their 9th wicket; Manmohan-Gilani meet over dinner Posted: On the day that they were playing one of their most crucial matches, some Men in Blue who had a point to prove came good. Ashish Nehra, much reviled a few matches ago, had Umar Gul leg before wicket to grab his second wicket and bring Pakistan to 208 for 9. A few balls before that, Wahab Riaz, the man who played a stellar role taking 5 wickets to restrict India, was the 8th Pakistan wicket to fall. He too fell to Ashish Nehra with Sachin Tendulkar taking the catch. |
Rohinton Mistry shortlisted for Booker prize Posted: |
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