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New Delhi: Cadet World Championships bronze medallist Deepak Chahal led the charge as Indian wrestlers continued their domination grabbing five- gold and equal number of five silver medals on the concluding day of the Under-15 Asian Wrestling Championships in Taichung, China.

Ajmer: Petroleum Sports Promotion Board (PSPB) tems (men and women)toyed with their opponents in the first two rounds of their Group A matches to virtually firm up a slot each in the second stage of the draw in the 49th Inter-Institutional Table Tennis Championships at the MCC Indoor Stadium here today.

Digboi, Assam: Gurugram’s Veer Ahlawat struck an even-par-72 on the last day to emerge victorious in a humdinger of a contest by one shot at 15-under-273 after seeing off a tough challenge from veteran Mukesh Kumar of Mhow at the Rs. 60 lakh IndianOil Servo Masterse played at the Digboi Golf Links here.

Ajmer: The Institutional Table Tennis Championships, getting underway from tomorrow at the MCC Indoor Stadium and the Petroleum Sports Promotion Board (PSPB) team will miss the services of G. Sathiyan.

Bangalore: On an incident-packed day, marred by crashes and breakdowns, Gaurav Gill exhibited his driving skill and acumen to take the opening day’s honours in the Champions Yacht Club FMSCI Indian National Rally Championship here on Saturday.

New Delhi: Spearheaded by cadet world champion Komal (39kg), Indian wrestlers bagged six gold medals at the U15 Asian Wrestling Championships in Taichung, Chinese Taipei.

Bengaluru: Bengaluru emerged triumphant after an action-packed South Indian derby against Kerala Blasters FC 1-0 at the Sree Kanteerava stadium here on Saturday.

The socialist government of Bolivian President Evo Morales took power in February 2006. He and Vice President Álvaro García Linare on October 20 had been elected to their fourth terms in office. A coup culminating on Nov. 10 removed them—a coup that the U.S. government had a big role in bringing it about.

The sexual harassment scandal at the University of Balochistan in early October this year emboldens the demand for lifting the ban on the right of students to form unions. This ban was clamped in 1984 by General Zia-ul Haq and the same was upheld by the Supreme Court of Pakistan in 1993. Attempts have been made by the students to restore the right albeit intermittently but yielded nothing. There was a move to respond to this demand in 2008 when Yousuf Raza Gillani was the Prime Minister who made an announcement to revive students unions but somehow failed to implement the same.

It has been the most radical election manifesto but unlike the past documents, this second election manifesto presented to the Britishers by the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has virtually no critiques. An impression was being created by the Tories and Lib-Dem leaders that this “most radical” programme for government will alienate Corbyn and his Labour from the voters. But this does not appear t o be happening. In fact Corbyn’s plans for nationalisation of key utilities and measures to reverse austerity have received wide appreciation.