Chennaiyin FC coach suspended for 3 matches; fined INR 4 lakh
Kolkata: Chennaiyin FC head coach John Gregory has been suspended for three matches and fined INR 4 Lakhs with immediate effect in the Hero Indian Super League.
Read moreDetailsKolkata: Chennaiyin FC head coach John Gregory has been suspended for three matches and fined INR 4 Lakhs with immediate effect in the Hero Indian Super League.
Read moreDetailsNew Delhi: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said on Saturday that Indian taxpayers are now making sacrifice for the good health of the Public Sector Banks (PSBs) and its responsibility of...
Read moreDetailsDhaka: A least 107 people of the Hindu community were killed and 13 fell victims to enforced disappearance in 2017, which are higher than previous year’s figures Bangladesh Jatiya Hindu...
Read moreDetailsSrinagar: At least eight persons are feared dead while two have been rescued on Friday after a snow avalanche hit a border area in Tanghdar sector in frontier Kashmir district...
Read moreDetailsNew Delhi: After a smooth passage in the Lok Sabha, the Triple Talaq Bill was on Wednesday tabled in the Rajya Sabha amid a ruckus by the Opposition, which unitedly...
Read moreDetailsNew Delhi: Charging the NDA Government at the Centre of trying to mislead Muslim women on the Triple Talaq Bill, the Congress on Wednesday claimed that the entire opposition in...
Read moreDetailsPune: The Dalit leader Prakash Ambedkar on Wednesday withdrew the call for Maharashtra 'bandh' after the agitation turned violent. The bandh was called to protest the violence erupted on Monday...
Read moreDetailsDhaka: The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) on Wednesday decided to mount pressure on the Myanmar government to take back the Rohingyas, who took shelter in Bangladesh. The organisation is...
Read moreDetailsBeijing: China on Wednesday said it has no knowledge about a report that its troops "intruded" into the Indian side of the border in the frontier state of Arunachal Pradesh...
Read moreDetailsChandigarh: To improve coordination between the police forces of neighbouring states, the Haryana Government has decided to exchange one police contingent with Jammu and Kashmir Police for participating in the...
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