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Paul Douglas Frost, a MasterChef finalist, was given a 24-year prison sentence for assaulting children sexuallyMasterChef finalist, Paul Douglas Frost has been given a sentence of 24 years for sexually abusing children when he was a swimming coach in...- Shilpa Shetty, mother Sunanda booked for cheating in wellness business; to be questioned by Lucknow PoliceThe Chairman of the wellness company, Iosis, confirmed that the Shettys had parted aways.
- Reuters Sports Schedule at 0001 GMT on Friday, Oct 14SPORTS-NEWS-SCHEDULE AT 0001 GMT/:Reuters Sports Schedule at 0001 GMT on Friday, Oct 14
- Rio Olympics: Will the biggest contingent of Indian athletes result in the highest ever medal haul too?Rio 2016, which is slated to take place from August 5 to 21, is already gearing up for what could be one of the most controversy ridden gam...
- Out of place: When Prakash Padukone was amidst OlympiansPadukone retired from badminton in 1991. He never played at any Olympic games as badminton was included in the event only in 1992.
- Dealing with the burden of Olympic expectationsThe way to deal with pressure is through preparation and mental training. Shooting exercises also helped a lot, says Anjali Bhagwat.
- What to say when your friend reveals he's gayEven heterosexuals who support LGBT rights may feel awkward or unsure about how to handle the situation when a co-worker or friend confides...
- Steve Waugh in talks with realty developers to set up sports infrastructureSteve Waugh's Sporting Edge Communities is close to tying up with two developers in Pune and Coimbatore to set up integrated sports infrast...
- Lewis Pugh goes Beyond SportLewis Pugh's Polar Defence Project won the award for the Best Use of Sport to protect the environment award.
- Olympics sales help Adidas net grow 12% in Q2Adidas, the world’s second-largest sporting-goods maker, said profit rose 12%.
- Olympic relay completed in Australia, though minor scuffles occurRunners carried the Olympic torch unimpeded through Australia's capital on Thursday cheered by thousands waving Chinese flags, but China cr...
- Aussies play to win, not for endorsementsThey may not be as big as Team India but they don’t hang in there for big endorsements. Here's why.
- Fly away into the sunset like a 'Pigeon'Always bid adieu - in sport or management - at the summit, at your peak. Like Glenn McGrath.
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