Equipment used for hunting, a .22 bore rifle and a deer hide were seized from the international golfer, field officer Ramesh Pandey said.

Sharma, who has led the Habitat for Humanity Order of Merit from February this year kept his nose ahead all the time.

Kapur with rounds of 68 and 67 is seven-under 135 and lying sole second. He was one behind Japan's Kodai Ichihara.

The highlight was the 28-year-old Bengaluru based Anirban Lahiri, son of an army man, reaching his best world ranking of 37.

Realty firm Supertech said it will raise about Rs 600 crore in form of equity and debt to fund its upcoming sport-centric 175-acre township...

He savoured unprecedented success, dominating the headlines with his record-breaking achievements, which included two European tour titles ...

Lahiri described lifting the coveted 2015 Asian Tour's Order of Merit crown as "really special" as he reset his goals to winning in America.

The trio is among the 13 Indians, who will tee up at the richest event in the history of Philippines golf at the Manila Southwoods Golf.

Indian golfer Jyoti Randhawa turned in his second successive Top-10 finish on the Asian Tour, as he finished 10th despite a late double bog...

A runners-up finish at Venetian Macau Open secured his Asian Tour card and Indian golfer Chirag Kumar is now eyeing a good show at Panasoni...

The Indian charge never happened on the final day as Anirban Lahiri and Jeev Milkha Singh, who had a chance to challenge for top honours fa...

Randhawa, who has been playing a limited schedule, made up just enough on the back nine with three birdies and squeezed inside the cutline.

This is the best any Indian has been placed at the midway stage of the Open Championships and Lahiri is on course to better his personal of...

Seven years ago at the venerable Delhi Golf Club, Liang Liang fired the Asian Tour's first ever 12-under-par 60 round.

Currently with four of the worlds’ top 7 ranked players originating from Europe – golf on the European Tour is at its strongest ever.

The duo was tied fourth, and two shots behind leaders, Sattaya Supupramai of Thailand and George Gandranata of Indonesia, who shot 66 each.

Arjun Atwal got a huge monkey off his back after edging out defending champion Peter Hedblom of Sweden in a gripping play-off to win his se...