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Glenfiddich World’s Most Experimental Bartender: Experimentation and experience at its bestBartender Rohan Matmary and his collaborator, singer Sonam Kalra, stood out with their creativity.- ET's Young Leaders: India's top CEOs decode the making of future global chiefsToday, we are in a world very different from the time we joined the workforce. It is important to not just learn every day but also unlearn...
- Delhi court grills Unitech top bosses including chairman Ramesh Chandra on payout defaultThese remarks from the court came when the Chandras and Bahri said to the court that the issue with the complainant has been settled and th...
- Unitech top bosses walk out of jail after spending a nightReal estate major Unitech Ltd top bosses, facing charges of alleged cheating, today walked out of Tihar Jail here after spending a night in...
- Unitech top bosses sent to JC, move fresh bail pleaA Delhi court today sent Unitech Chairman and its two Managing Directors to 14-day judicial custody in alleged cheating cases filed by two ...
- Only a miracle will take me back to the singles game: Sania Mirza after winning US OpenSania Mirza can’t put a foot wrong these days. Back home in Hyderabad for her younger sister’s engagement after winning the US Open with Ma...
- I will still be boxing for India: Vijender Singh"This is a significant day in my life as I am making a new beginning. This is a big step for me, and I don’t think anyone has done this in ...
- Now I think I can win a Grand Slam: Rohan BopannaDespite being unseeded, Rohan Bopanna and Romanian doubles partner Florin Mergea won the Madrid Open on Sunday.
- Hope we can keep improving: Paul van AssThe 54-year old guided his home country to the Olympic silver in 2012 and despite never having played internationally is highly regarded on...
- We’re not taking on the International Premier Tennis League, says Vijay AmritrajWe have Indian Davis Cup players and Indian juniors in every team and all of it is completely focused within 10 days in India.
- Why batter the already bruised?“I don’t want it,” she wailed at the official who was asked to put it around her neck. “Here, you can have mine too,” she told the girl.
- The Asian Games gold medal a golden opportunity: Terry Walsh, Indian hockey coachHockey in India is a far bigger sport that it is in Australia. The reality in India is that you are living inside a hockey culture that is ...
- Right now my focus is the Asian Games: Pusarla Venkata SindhuPusarla Venkata Sindhu is already in a league of her own in Indian badminton. The 19-year-old won her second World Championship medal in Co...
- We will get players from Atletico Madrid’s to play for us: Sourav GangulyThe entire Atletico team will play an invitation XI. Once the league starts, we will get players from Atletico to come here and play for us.
- Is it time to look beyond Dhoni to lead test matches?India needs a new leader in whites. Let Dhoni focus on a job he has earned: to lead India at World Cup a year from now
- Indian cricket needs win on the road again; aim should no longer be to 'build' or 'learn'Indian Cricket needs win on the road again; aim should no longer be to 'build' or 'learn'Starting with the English summer of 2011, India ha...
- Following Indian Grand Prix gold can Saina Nehwal scale the badminton summit again?Rise of 18-year old P V Sindhu has added another sub-plot. Although Saina has beaten Sindhu comfortably in 3 consecutive matches, Sindhu ca...
- Ranji tracks go green: Spin doctors, batsmen see unmistakable churnWith the national team in action from Sunday in New Zealand, these games won’t attract too much traction.
- Australian Open: Roger Federer all set for a winFederer is committing himself to tennis and everything it demands, perhaps only and only for the sheer gratification it provides.
- In spite of successive failures, Suresh Raina retains the elite Grade A contractPassionate cricket followers may not be convinced but among those who really matter, Raina is clearly regarded as an invaluable asset.
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