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Faridabad housing society fines resident Rs 1.3 lakh for feeding stray dogsA Greater Faridabad housing society RWA has fined a resident Rs 1.3 lakh for feeding stray dogs in unauthorised zones over three years, cit...- Biggest-ever drug bust: Delhi police seizes cocaine, marijuana worth Rs 5,600 croreDelhi Police have dismantled an international drug syndicate, seizing over 560 kg of cocaine in the largest haul of its kind recently. Four...
- Why is Israeli MMA fighter Haim Gozali taking credit for Kanye West's name being written on an IDF missileIsraeli MMA fighter Haim Gozali has sparked controversy by featuring Kanye West's name on an IDF missile, responding to the rapper's past a...
- Game Theory: Grow the skill games & licence gamblingIt would be far more prudent to allow games of skills flourish under self-regulation and tax them at 18%. Make gambling mainstream by allow...
- Good, bad and ugly -- Maverick Sreesanth calls it quits after roller-coaster journeyHaving made his international debut in an ODI against Sri Lanka at Nagpur on October 25, 2006, Sreesanth went on to win the inaugural T20 W...
- Banning bouncers for U-18 players ridiculous, potentially more dangerous: VaughanRecently, concussion specialist Michael Turner, the media director of the International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation, had...
- Chappell makes outlandish statement after every match: SmithChappell, one of the finest experts of the game, rejected banning bouncers altogether but had talked about strengthening laws regarding the...
- NZ Tour: Dhawan out of T20s, Ishant out of Tests in NZ, Samson in T20s, Prithvi for ODIsWicketkeeper-batsman Sanju Samson replaced Dhawan in the T20 Internationals while comeback man Prithvi Shaw got his maiden selection call-u...
- No bank has power to employ bouncers to recover loansAnurag Thakur said the RBI has issued 'Guidelines on Fair Practices Code for Lenders' which are required to be adopted by banks, duly appro...
- Startup says bai-bai to Bollywood starsBarely two years in the business, it has announced that it will stop providing domestic help to Bollywood celebrities after cases of physic...
- Scramble to exchange money as March 31 deadline nearsRBI has allowed Indian citizens who were abroad during November-December 2016 to exchange the scrapped notes up to March 31 and NRIs up to ...
- Donald Trump is a sexual predator: Salman Rushdie"Trump will go on trial in November accused of racketeering, and again in December accused of child rape. He is a sexual predator, hasn't r...
- Third eye: Sitaram Yechury ducks a VS Achuthanandan bouncerWhen asked by the Malayalee media for his response, Yechury said: “Well, I am not aware of what exactly Comrade VS said since he had spoken...
- Delhi pubs to drop women homeIn the spirit of the occasion, some Delhi bars have decided to offer free and safe rides back home to women who are alone.
- Cricket Australia Director Michael Kasprowicz thanks India for understandingHughes' death resulted in the opening Test between India and Australia being rescheduled from December 4 (Brisbane) to December 9 (Adelaide...
- Banning bouncers will take fun out of cricket: Virender Sehwag"If you cut out the bouncers then there is no fun in the game of cricket. Then it's a batsman's game. I don't think ICC should do that," sa...
- Bouncers should not be banned – without these, fast bowlers will be handicapped: Venkatesh PrasadA bouncer is one of the variations available to a fast bowler – without this delivery, the fast bowler will be handicapped.
- Phillip Hughes death will affect Aussie attack against India: Ian ChappellPhillip Hughes' death after being hit by a bouncer has left Ian Chappell shocked like most of the cricket world.
- Former Australian captain Allan Border wants first Test to be pushed back by 3 daysBorder said that the first Test, which is scheduled to begin on December 4, should go on but it can start on December 8.
- Cricket isn’t worth dying for: Ban bouncers – that’s the only way to prevent tragedies like Phil Hughes’s deathMany will ask: so will the next step be banning shoulder-height deliveries too, as the chest region is still vulnerable?
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