Monday, June 04, 2007

French Open: Sania ousted, Paes advances...more

Rediff Newsletter
June 4, 2007

Sports

 Leander Paes
 Photograph: Getty Images
French Open: Sania ousted, Paes advances
Leander Paes and Meghann Shaughnessy survived a scare but Sania Mirza and Fabrice Santoro were knocked out of the mixed doubles at the French Open.

· Indian football made no progress: Houghton
· Mondal, Lawrence, Gawli find coacha??s favour
· Sharapova displays iron will to stage fightback
· Kuznetsova is Federer's favourite
· Federer levels McEnroe's Slam record
· Serena, Henin storm into French Open quarters
· French Open: Images from day 8
· Dunga asks Ronaldinho to shape up
· Sharath Kamal, Mouma in singles quarters
· Sandeep Singh ready to return
· Randhawa ends tied 17th at Wales Open
· Chopper crash kills 22 in Sierra Leone
· UEFA report slams Liverpool fans
· Amritraj wins maiden ITF title
· National Football League 2007
· Formula One World Championship 2007
· UEFA Champions League 2006-07

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Whatmore favourite for India coaching job...more

Rediff Newsletter
June 4, 2007

Cricket

 Dav Whatmore
 Photograph: Getty Images
Whatmore favourite for India coaching job
Former captains Sunil Gavaskar and Kapil Dev favour an Indian candidate although senior players in the Indian team want an overseas coach.

· Fletcher, Ford emerge contenders for India job
· Kapil Dev slams Indian seniors
· Dhoni 4th in ICC ODI rankings
· Seshaiah, Shields face the heat
· Afro-Asia Cup set for low-profile start
· Forthcoming cricket fixtures
· India in Bangladesh: Complete Coverage
· Schedule: West Indies in England
· Schedule: Afro-Asian Cup
· Cricket World Cup 2007 coverage
· Rediff Editor's Choice blog

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Gujjars agree to call off stir

Rediff Newsletter
June 4, 2007

News

Strengthening Indo-Brazil ties
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh prior to delegation level talks in New Delhi on Monday.
Photograph: AFP/Getty Images


Talks succeed, Gujjar stir to be called off
A committee headed by a retired High Court judge will be set up to examine the Gujjars' demand for Scheduled Tribe status.

· Gujjars lay siege of entry points to Delhi
· Delhi: Safe within but trouble brews around it
· 'We need reservation & security not money'
· Epicentre of caste conflict longs for normalcy
· Several trains rescheduled, diverted
· Gujjars enforce bandh in Gwalior | Coverage

· Dera case: Supreme Court refuses to step in
· A sister waits to search for PoW brother in Pakistan
· Naxal blackout: Water rationing in Bastar
· CBI files status report on Quattrocchi's extradition
· J&K: Infiltration bid foiled, 4 militants killed
· Increased J&K violence shows militants' frustration: Experts
· 82 killed in heavy fighting in Sri Lanka
· No anticipatory bail in rape, murder, fraud cases: SC
· Images: Sweating it out this summer
· Images: POW kin live in hope and determination
· Images: The Gujjar agitation spreads
· Interview: 'Climate change reports not diluted'
· Column: Nuclear deal breakers still alive and well
· Interview: 'It is Brahminical arrogance'

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Saturday, June 02, 2007

Sania-Santoro cruise into 2nd round of French Open...more

Rediff Newsletter
June 2, 2007

Sports

 Images: Brazil vs England
 Photograph: Getty Images
Sania-Santoro cruise into 2nd round of French Open
The Indo-French pair beat Vania King of the US and Frantisek Cermak of the Czech Republic 6-2, 6-0 in their opening encounter.

· Beckham acclaimed as saviour of a nation
· Beckham makes stylish comeback
· Late Brazil goal fails to spoil Beckham return
· Images: Brazil vs England
· Golf: Jeev crashes out at Memorial
· Federer races into round of 16
· Jankovic outshines Venus in Paris
· French Open 2007: Complete coverage
· Indian men in Commonwealth TT final
· Sipaeya-Amritraj win ITF doubles
· Indian hockey team to train in Germany
· National Football League 2007
· Formula One World Championship 2007
· UEFA Champions League 2006-07

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'Woolmer died of natural causes'...more...

Rediff Newsletter
June 2, 2007

Cricket

 Rahul Dravid
 Photograph: Getty Images
'Woolmer died of natural causes'
Jamaican police are to announce next week that the Pakistan coach died of natural causes and was not murdered as they had initially stated, Britain newspaper Daily Mail said.

· Dravid recommended for Khel Ratna
· ICC proposes free hits for one-dayers
· Pawar not in race for ICC's top job
· PCB, players differ on new contracts
· PCB issues gag order on players
· Flintoff doubtful for Test series against India
· Tiwary returns home after surgery
· Forthcoming cricket fixtures
· India in Bangladesh: Complete Coverage
· Schedule: West Indies in England
· Schedule: Afro-Asian Cup
· Cricket World Cup 2007 coverage
· Rediff Editor's Choice blog

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Gujjar, Raje talk as PM calls for peace...More

Rediff Newsletter
June 2, 2007

News


Gujjar community members shout anti-government slogans during a protest near Wazirabad, 20 km from Delhi.
Photograph: AFP/Getty Images


Gujjar agitation: Manmohan Singh appeals for calm
The prime minister's message came soon after he met senior Bharatiya Janata Party leaders L K Advani and Jaswant Singh.

· Rajasthan CM, Gujjars meet to end stalemate
· Gujjar row: PM discusses crisis with opposition
· Gujjar protests continue, traffic affected
· Gujjar protests: Railway station razed | Train services resume
· Gujjar row: BJP MLAs threaten to quit | Coverage

· Indo-US nuclear deal talks move closer to agreement
· Interview: A scientist speaks out against the nuclear deal
· India always first choice for any deal: Sri Lanka
· Goa goes to poll amid showers | Graphic | Coverage
· Sunita Williams to return to Earth on June 19
· Nine acquitted in 1993 Hyderabad blast cases
· Racial attack on Indo-Canadian couple: 2 held
· Bangladesh: Will Hasina throw in the towel?
· Chinese Vice-Premier Huang Ju dead
· Images: The Week in News | Specials of the Week

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All about the Meena-Gujjar conflict...more...

Rediff Newsletter
June 1, 2007

News

Spelling Bee: 'Clevis' puts paid to Indian hopes
Indian-American kids continued to fall by the wayside as the rounds progressed,
Photograph: AFP/Getty Images


What the Meena-Gujjar conflict is all about
All about two communities' fight for the Scheduled Tribe mantle.

· Rajasthan: 5 killed, 20 hurt in group clashes
· Gujjar agitation: Western Railway cancels 5 trains
· Shoot-at-sight orders in 2 Rajasthan districts
· Gujjar agitation hits tourists in Rajasthan

· Column: Give us a President who can inspire rather than divide!
· US committed to nuclear deal with India
· UP ruling raises questions on Amitabh's land in Pune
· Karunanidhi's daughter has Rs 8.45 cr
· Modi is Gujarat's longest serving CM
· Assam hills reel under extortion by ultras
· Anand serves legal notice to NDTV
· At US university, Sanskrit comes of age
· What was Lalu doing in Corbett Park?
· 4 killed as Lashkar men hit army convoy
· Nithari case: CBI's clean chit to Pandher challenged
· '93 blasts: Producer Samir Hingora gets 9 yrs RI
· Goa looks for political stability as election day arrives
· Amitabh Bachchan is not a farmer: UP court
· Now, pillion riders also have to wear helmets in TN
· Kanishka: Air India blames Canadian Pacific Airlines
· Army denies Chinese intrusion into Arunachal

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Friday, June 01, 2007

French Open: Sania knocked out of doubles...more

Rediff Newsletter
June 1, 2007

Sports

 Sania Mirza
 Photograph: Getty Images
French Open: Sania knocked out of doubles
Sania and her Czech partner Eva Birnerova were beaten by top seeds Lisa Raymond of the US and Samantha Stosur of Australia in the first round of the women's doubles.

· Sania's singles campaign ends
· Sania blames lack of practice for loss
· French Open: Images from Day 5
· Sharapova feels like cow on ice
· French Open to get retractable roof
· Serena sets date with fan
· Hustler Hewitt stages great escape
· Mary Kom recommended for Khel Ratna
· Commonwealth TT: Indian women rally past Canada
· Amritraj downs Sipaeya to enter semis
· Blatter gets third term as FIFA president
· National Football League 2007
· Formula One World Championship 2007
· UEFA Champions League 2006-07

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Gilchrist considering retirement from one-dayers...more

Rediff Newsletter
June 1, 2007

Cricket

 Adam Gilchrist
 Photograph: Getty Images
Gilchrist considering retirement from one-dayers
The 35-year-old Australia wicketkeeper said continuing with his Test career is a priority for him and he is prepared to quit the shorter version of the game for this.

· Asian bloc support Pawar for ICC top job
· ICC rejects Zimbabwe's Test return
· Nimbus to telecast Ireland ODIs
· Nimbus did not fulfill contractual obligations: ACC
· Forthcoming cricket fixtures
· India in Bangladesh: Complete Coverage
· Schedule: West Indies in England
· Schedule: Afro-Asian Cup
· Cricket World Cup 2007 coverage
· Rediff Editor's Choice blog

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