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New Delhi: Egrashev Timur won his bout when NE Rhinos needed it most as they piped Punjab Panthers 4-3 to complete the semi final line up of the Big Bout Indian Boxing League at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium Complex here tonight.

New Delhi: A brilliant knock by Deepika guided Karnataka to its second successive victory in the first-ever Samarthanam Women's National T-20 Tournament for Blind after beating hosts Delhi by seven wickets at Tripathi Oval Cricket Ground, Delhi, on Tuesday.

New Delhi: World Championships silver medallist Deepak Punia on Tuesday earned a distinction of being named as the ‘Junior Freestyle Wrestler of the Year’ by United World Wrestling (UWW).

New Delhi: India (Men) will commence their Olympic Hockey campaign by taking on New Zealand in their opening match while the Women's team will face Rio Olympics Silver Medallists Netherlands at at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics on 25 July.

Mumbai: An injury time goal by Thounaojam Kritina enabled India beat Thailand 1-0 in their second match of the U-17 Women’s Football Tournament, at the Mumbai Football Arena in Mumbai, on Tuesday.

Guwahati: NorthEast United play hosts to Bengaluru FC at the Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium here on Wednesday, as both sides look to gain their momentum back in the league.

Aizawl: Aizawl FC and Chennai City FC split spoils in a hard-fought 20 th match of Hero I-League played at the Rajiv Gandhi Stadium here on Tuesday.

TORONTO: One of the most progressive films at the Toronto International Film Festival this year was a National Film Board of Canada documentary, This Is Not a Movie, celebrating the work of lifelong foreign correspondent Robert Fisk. For more than 40 years, he’s reported on some of the most violent and divisive conflicts in the world. Canadian director Yung Chang captures Fisk in action—being escorted through the war terrain of Syria, with pad and pencil in hand, gathering facts to send back to his millions of readers.

Monday, December 16, witnessed a highly significant political event in the State capital.

Even before home minister Amit Shah could meet and convey to Bangladesh foreign minister, A.K.Abdul Momen, his government’s resolve of sending back of the illegal migrants living in India, Momen made it known to the global fraternity that he was willing to take back his citizens and had already asked Shah to furnish a comprehensive list of such migrants.