Angry villagers try to burn IAS official alive
Angry residents of a village in this Maharashtra district attempted to burn alive an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) official in protest against the quality of […]
Day: September 10, 2011
Floods displace thousands in Orissa
Floods triggered by a huge discharge of water from the Hirakud dam have displaced about 3,800 people and damaged at least 8,000 houses in 14 […]
England beat India despite Jadeja’s super show
India flirted with the idea of a first international win on the tour through three comebacks at The Oval, but England once again proved a […]
9/11: Lessons differ around the world
In Pakistan, the government-approved textbooks give 9/11 only the briefest of mentions. While one text says the attacks were the work of “unidentified terrorists,” most […]
Delhi blast: New email warns of terror attack in Ahmedabad
Two emails claiming responsibility for the Delhi High Court blast was sent to Delhi Police today. One of the mails is apparently from the terror […]
Nadal sweeps Roddick to reach U.S. Open semis
Defending champion Rafael Nadal overwhelmed Andy Roddick right from the start in their U.S. Open quarterfinal.
Burress rips Giants, reflects on prison lesson
Plaxico Burress ripped Giants coach Tom Coughlin and quarterback Eli Manning in a magazine article set to hit newsstands.
Report: Saints’ Colston to miss at least 4 weeks
Saints receiver Marques Colston could miss about four weeks with a broken collarbone, a person familiar with the situation said Friday.
Fright night for Scotland
Scotland were given a scare before they held on to open their World Cup challenge with a 34-24 victory over Romania.
Cox crowned Commonwealth king
Swindon’s Jamie Cox claimed the Commonwealth light-middleweight title after a controversial points win over champion Obodai Sai.