India

FIFA official Ismail Bhamjee, who sold tickets on the black market will be forced to resign from FIFA's Executive Committee.

Sri Lanka boosted by a fine century from opener Tharanga, beat England by 20 runs in the first ODI on Saturday.

The most dazzling player at this World Cup isn't even the most talked about member of his own team.

The JDS-BJP coalition govt is upset with NICE for having gone ahead with the inauguration despite its objections.

A key insurgency leader in Iraq said the US killing of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi was a 'great loss'.

Rooney has been cleared to play in the World Cup following his broken foot after medical experts examined him on Thursday.

Director Madhur Bhandarkar is hoping for an eclectic audience for his new film, Corporate at the IIFA Awards.

Pleads selectors to give him good fast bowlers, asks for "somebody bowling at 90 miles per hour".

Google has launched a site devoted entirely to Shakespeare that allows users to browse through the full texts of his plays.

Midfielder Xabi Alonso put Spain in front with his first goal for the national side in the 13th minute.

Dozens of people were injured in clashes in Dhaka, where an oppostion-sponsored stike entered its second day.

Police claim it has "ample evidence" to prove that "tampering" was done to botch up the Rahul Mahajan drug abuse case.

Czech coach Brueckner now finds himself without three of his main forwards Koller, Baros and Smicer.

Sehwag's pyrotechnics against West Indies has prompted Gavaskar to compare him with Windies legend Vivian Richards.

The court asked why petitioners were against the film when the book on which it was based was a fiction.

One person died and 20 injured when terrorists lobbed grenades at the main bus stop in Jammu on Monday.