Nov. 4: A wooden haveli, a mammoth rath, 60 archaeological findings of ancestor worshipping, 14 huts, part of village complex and 25 craftswomen from across the country demonstrating their works along

Nov. 4: New Zealand have their backs to the wall here. With Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar and V.V.S. Laxman at the crease, and India skipper M.S. Dhoni and Suresh Raina waiting in the pavilion, the

Few batsmen possess the calm Virender Sehwag oozes in the middle, no matter the situation. Playing on a grassy track here two years ago, he went berserk, hitting two sixes in Dale Steyn’s first over.

Nov. 4: Virender Sehwag whistled when he batted, joked with umpires asking for a free hit in a Test, and then returned to the pavilion after a yet another big hundred, chatting and laughing with his r

Washington, Nov. 3: Ms Nikki Haley, an Indian-American candidate born to immigrants from Punjab, created history by becoming the first woman Governor of South Carolina.

Ms Haley, 38, is the second In

Nov. 4: Diwali rang in a day early for retail investors who had applied to the Coal India IPO. When the CIL chairman and managing director, Mr Partha Bhattacharyya, rang the opening bell at the exchan

Nov. 4: Call it the Coal India effect. It was a heady cocktail of the overnight news of the $600 billion stimulus package announced by the US Fed and the listing of the Coal India IPO at a 19 per cen

National 100m hurdles champion G. Gayathry has changed her attention to celluloid — albeit briefly. Gayathry is the heroine of director Balu Manivannan’s Tamil film Aasaipadugiren, which captures the

R.B. Ganesh relishes his refereeing duties more than holding a cue. The 47-year-old, affectionately called RB in cue sport circle, was ranked in state top-5 during his playing career, but he rose to p

Oct. 28: Andhra Bank on Thursday said that its net interest margin (NIM) rose significantly on the back of low cost of deposits and higher yield on advances for the second quarter of fiscal 2010. The