ARCHIVE SiteMap 2018-04-18
Six-year-old raped by labourer in Faridabad admitted to AIIMS- DCW chief's hunger strike enters day six
- KKR bowlers restrict Rajasthan to 160/8
- Keen contest on cards as Sunrisers meet KXIP
- Kohli's knock goes in vain, MI outplay Bangalore in IPL tie
- New Delhi: Impressed with the performance of the Indian shooting contingent in Gold Coast, ace marksmen Jitu Rai is worried about the adverse effect that non-inclusion of the sport in the 2022 Birmingham Games will have on young talents. "We win lot of medals in shooting (at the CWGs). Look at the kids who are doing so well and they will only do better as they go along. So it saddens me that shooting won't be a part of the 2022 Commonwealth Games. It will affect young medal prospects of our country," Jitu
- Dropping shooting from 2022 CWG will affect young shooters: Rai
- Opening innings is big plus for me: Wriddhiman
- Sanjay Moitra takes over as Director (Onshore), ONGC
- Home Expo concludes with visit of 720 buyers
- Patanjali expects online sales to grow in coming months
- India's March domestic air passenger traffic up 28%