Chavan gives Mumbai firm grip
Ankeet Chavan (4/61) came good for Mumbai in his third match of the season to restrict Bengal to 201 and give the hosts a crucial first innings lead of 96 runs. The left arm slow bowler exploited the
Prakash lights up India’s day
India got off to a flying start in the T20 World Cup for blind here on Sunday. In their opening encounter the hosts’ defeated Australia by eight wickets.
Overworked power plants await overhaul
Frequent breakdowns are plaguing thermal power stations across the state, owing to being overworked.
The breakdowns have affected their output, and most thermal power stations are running below capa
Rs 4,20,000 crore locked up in top 400 firms
Four hundred of India’s largest businesses in the BSE 500 are sitting on excess working capital of a massive Rs 4.2 lakh-crore ($78 billion). This amount is equal to 11 per cent of their aggregate sa
Rahul scouts for candidates
AICC general-secretary and in-charge of party coordination wing Rahul Gandhi has entrusted various agencies in getting inputs on the selection of Congress candidates for the coming Lok Sabha polls.
Aditya secures win at JKRAS
Aditya Patel made sure the national anthem would sound out over the Buddh International Circuit with a fighting win in the 16th and final round of the JK Racing Asia Series here on Sunday.
The Chenn
Teacher says sorry to Shiva’s parents
J. Veerabhadraiah, the teac-her who reportedly hit Ko-neru Shiva, has promised to pay for the medical treatment of the Class IV student and has also apologi-sed to the parents.
Kurnool district educ
TN smuggler shot dead in AP
Red sanders smuggler Murugesan of Uppuru village in Villupuram district was shot dead when a team of police and forest personnel opened fire at his gang engaged in felling of trees in the deep Karive
Sub-plan Bill gets House thumbs up
The state Assembly approved the AP Scheduled Castes Sub-Plan and Tribal Sub-Plan (Planning, Allocation and Utilisation of Financial Resources) Bill — 2012 on Sunday amid high drama.
Though it had ini
Prakash lights up India’s day
India got off to a flying start in the T20 World Cup for blind here on Sunday. In their opening encounter the hosts’ defeated Australia by eight wickets.