Six countries fly in own security for Games

About 1,00,000 security personnel from 14 states are guarding New Delhi as it plays host to the 19thCommonwealth Games. Commandos fromthe National Security Guard, Central Reserve Police Force and......

CWG will be off to a flying start, says Krishna

There may be delays and lapses in preparation for the Commonwealth Games, but External Affairs Minister S M Krishna says the troubled event will be "off to a flying start" when A R Rahman starts......

Analysis: Why the CWG has gone horribly wrong

In the current sordid saga, it is not the Indian people who have failed. It is India's political leaders who have let down the people, unforgivably, says Sheela Bhatt. For the past fortnight people......

Tit for tat: Indians bash up two Australians

Two Australians, who allegedly abused a group of Indians and vandalised their car, were bashed up, the police said on Monday.The incident took place at a carpark outside Meadowglen International......

La Liga: Barcelona rout Rayo to keep Real waiting

Barcelona kept Real Madrid's La Liga title celebrations on hold for a few days at least with a crushing 7-0 victory at Rayo Vallecano on Sunday after Real had cruised to a 3-0 home win over......

Europa: Bilbao to meet Atletico in all-Spanish final

Fernando Llorente netted a dramatic late winner for Athletic Bilbao to eliminate Sporting and Atletico Madrid comfortably held on to a first-leg lead to oust La Liga rivals Valencia on Thursday and......

Real restore four-point lead as Ronaldo 'tricks again

Leaders Real Madrid restored their four-point advantage over chasing Barcelona when Cristiano Ronaldo netted his seventh hat-trick of the La Liga campaign in a 4-1 drubbing of city neighbours......

IOC confident Saudi women will compete in London

Saudi Arabia looks set to send women athletes to an Olympics for the first time later this year. The Saudis, Brunei and Qatar have never previously included females in their teams and the......

UK's Cameron defends Dow sponsorship of Games

British Prime Minister David Cameron has defended Dow Chemical's sponsorship of the Olympic Games in the face of Indian anger over the company's link to a deadly gas leak in Bhopal in 1984. In an......