The Lahore High Court adjourned a hearing into the spot-fixing allegations against Pakistani cricketers until September 22 after PCB chairman and the players failed to appear before the court on Tuesday.
Shiva Solanki, nephew of BJP MP Dinu Solanki was arrested on Tuesday from near the Rajkot airport in connection with the murder of RTI activist and green crusader Amit Jethwa, police said.
With the 2010 CWG already under the security scanner, Australia has said that members of its swimming squad are free to fly back home any time if they feel unsafe in Delhi for the Games.
In the recent controversy surrounding the dope taint on 12 leading Indian athletes, the role of the various national sports federations and the Sports Authority of India in turning a blind eye to the drugs menace has gone unnoticed.
Curfew was clamped in parts of Srinagar in the wee hours of Tuesday as violence erupted on Monday night after security forces allegedly opened fire on a stone-pelting mob.
Sushma Swaraj has different style compared to that of L. K. Advani. Swaraj's easy accessibility and propensity to reason provided a sharp contrast to Advani's aloofness and policy of obstructionism vis-Ã -vis the treasury benches.
Senior doctors, medical teachers and private doctors in Jaipur and Jodhpur withdrew their strike after a meeting with senior administration and police officials.
More than 3,000 poor Muslims besieged Sania's Jubilee Hills residence in Hyderabad following rumours that her family would be distributing Rs 1,000 to each of them as Zakat.
Around 750 doctors of Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital went on an indefinite strike on Tuesday after one of their colleagues was allegedly heckled by relatives of a patient.
Just across the road from Delhi's IGI airport, a group waits in restless readiness behind barbed fencing for a terrorist or hostage crisis: situations they are specially trained to tackle.
Kamal Nath, the Minister of Road Transport and Highways, speaks on the politics of road management and makes an argument to sort out the mess on Indian roads.
With 20 TV channels and 45 FM radio stations, the Karunanidhi family rules the airwaves. South India's most powerful political dynasty is now out tocapture the Tamil film industry, the country's second largest.
India has got its kicks out of Barack Obama ever since he became president, and a street vendor in Mumbai is making the most of Obama-mania by selling slippers displaying the face of the world's most powerful man.
Watching both Padukone and Mukesh trying to get under the skin of their tough-as-nails characters is like watching two beautiful babies trying to be Rambo.
Becoming the first Indian to strike gold on a PGA Tour, the Indian golfer inspires a new generation of players to dream of winning the game's top prizes.
This tongue-in-cheek drama revolving around the relationships and sex lives of eight urban youngsters is not just a spicy potboiler, but has second generationers uniting on the same stage.
Sexuality gets another dimension now in India as bisexuals flaunt preferences and the Internet becomes an amorous playground for those seeking partners.
