'Our community has lost a giant'

Urvashi Vaid dreamed of a common movement for social justice that could address them all: Racism, gender oppression and homophobia.Sandip Roy salutes the memory of Urvashi Vaid, one of America's......

Indian-origin lottery winner's body exhumed

The body of a 46-year-old Indian-origin businessman here, who died of cyanide poisoning days after he won a million dollar lottery, was exhumed in a bid to find answers to his mysterious death.......

Family drama, mystery, over lottery winner's death

Recent revelations have put the spotlight on the intriguing life of Indian-American businessman Urooj Ahmad Khan, who died of cyanide poisoning the day after winning a million dollars. Arthur J......

'Poisoned' Indian-origin businessman's exhumation approved

A United States judge has approved the exhumation of an Indian-origin one million dollars Chicago lottery winner, who was poisoned with cyanide before he collected his prize. Judge Susan Coleman of......

Winds of change in Pakistan cricket

PCB Cricket Committee to take decisions on splitting captaincy, inviting applications for new coach IMAGE: The biggest challenge facing the PCB is whether to again appoint a foreign coach or go......

In Pakistan, young female boxers punch through gender barriers

'A number of girls were keen on training, but due to social pressures, I had been avoiding the issue' IMAGE: Anum, 17, punches with her coach Younus Qambrani while others observe during an......

India crush Sri Lanka to enter women's WT20 semis

India defeated Sri Lankato qualify for the semi-finals of theICC Women's World Twenty20 on the last day of fixtures at Warner Park, while New Zealand rounded off its group stagewith a comfortable......

India beat Pakistan in Women's T20 World Cup

Opener Poonam Raut cracked a patient half-century as India inflicted a crushing nine-wicket defeat over Pakistan in their Group B Women's Twenty20 World Cup at Warner Park in St. Kitts. Priyanka......

WT20: Indian women beat Pakistan

Leg-spinner Priyanka Roy's five-wicket haul and Anjum Chopra's gutsy, unbeaten 52-ball 37 helped India beat Pakistan in a Pool B match by five wickets and bounce back into contention in the women's......