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St. Vincent and the Grenadines swears in new prime minister after 24 years as Gonsalves defeatedSt. Vincent and the Grenadines has a new prime minister after 24 years, with Godwin Friday of the New Democratic Party defeating long-servi...- Companies go into T20 World Cup mode for employee bondingCompanies, including PhysicsWallah, CashKaro, Tredence, University Living, Pluxee, PeepalCo and Fat Tiger, have plans to mix work with plea...
- The good, bad & ugly of running a sports leagueRunning a sports league like the Prime Volleyball League means having good problems and having bad problems. But it’s all so worth it for t...
- Under the world cup tree, oh where will you and I next be?The age of trees can be measured by looking at tree rings, concentric circles visible upon cutting cross-sections through a trunk. Each rin...
- Pepsi gets 87-year-old to turn on the swagCharulata Patel, whose photos with Kohli & Sharma have gone viral, to shoot for Pepsi.
- Virat Kohli wants 87-year-old fan to see him play in the next 2-3 games, promises her match ticketsCharulata Patel's infectious enthusiasm caught everyone's attention.
- Age is just a number: 87-year-old cricket lover finds fan in Virat KohliThe octogenarian fan wrapped a Tricolour scarf around her neck, and blew a yellow trumpet to cheer Team India.
- Donald Trump arrives in London on his maiden visit to UK amid protestsTrump's visit to the UK, the 12th US President to make such a tour, comes amid what he described as "turmoil" for the UK government, as Pri...
- Why Russia 2018 will go down as the best organised football World Cup in historyRussia 2018 is certainly winning hearts — both on and off the pitch. Tournament veterans say that, it is among the best, if not the best, o...
- Referee Overshadows Neymar da Silva SantosNeymar’s penalty was quite poor. Pletikosa even guessed the right way, but only managed to weakly palm the ball into the top corner.
- RIP vuvuzela, hello caxirolaETPanache decided to catalogue the noisemakers that over the years have shown up at sporting events.
- Football World Cup 2014: Brazil & FIFA set to rake in moneyBrazilians running small businesses, including taxi drivers, have a reason to be optimistic. During Confederations Cup tourists spent $3.5 ...
- Scam & sham top of the mind in 2010Corruption scandals that rattled the country in 2010 topped the end-of-the-year online popularity poll conducted by Dentsu India.
- India, SA have special relation: Anand SharmaNo other country in the world shares the special relationship that exists between India and South Africa, said Minister for Commerce and In...
- The horn of AfricaThe Vuvuzela might become ubiquitous through the World Cup.
- Planet Football: Sports unites humanityIt's only a game, really, but what a game: the whole world holds its breath as the 'titans of kick' clash in the FIFA World Cup Final.
- Usual bedtime from MondayAfter a month of staying up late to watch World Cup, millions of sports fans in India and further east can now go to bed at normal times.
- Chances of double-dip recession are remote, but stocks may correctThe chances of double-dip recession are remote, but we may be entering a phase of a healthy stock market correction.
- YouTube, now with instant vuvuzela soundThe popular video-sharing website has added a vuvuzela button, in the form of a soccer ball, on its latest video player, allowing the sound...
- Vuvuzela wins!The World Cup 2010 has been taken over by a onemetre-long blowing horn called the vuvuzela.
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