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Mark Tully Was India's Voice To The World

Mark Tully Was India's Voice To The World

Rediff.com27 Jan 2026

'Mark had such a profound understanding of India, which was, of course, the land of his birth as well as of his death... He loved India, and lived two-thirds of his life here.'

REWIND! No, Mankad didn't cheat on December 13, 1947...

REWIND! No, Mankad didn't cheat on December 13, 1947...

Rediff.com26 Sep 2022

For the past 75 years, one of India's greatest all-rounder's name is repeatedly dragged whenever a batter wilfully tries to steal yards at non-striker's end and is legally run out.

Premier League eyes June return: report

Premier League eyes June return: report

Rediff.com22 Mar 2020

On March 13, all elite level soccer matches in England, including the Premier League, were suspended until April 4 with that stoppage subsequently extended until April 30.

UK ends 20-year military campaign in Afghanistan as troops fly back

UK ends 20-year military campaign in Afghanistan as troops fly back

Rediff.com29 Aug 2021

A Royal Air Force plane left Kabul airport on Saturday night and arrived at RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire, including with British ambassador to Afghanistan Sir Laurie Bristow who had been assisting the evacuation process.

'Premier League players won't be fit until late June'

'Premier League players won't be fit until late June'

Rediff.com17 May 2020

Watford manager Nigel Pearson warned that players lives could be in danger if the Premier League returns too soon.

Premier League clubs set to vote on return to group training

Premier League clubs set to vote on return to group training

Rediff.com17 May 2020

Safety measures will include tents where temperature checks will be conducted, strict hygiene criteria, no canteens and no showers. A maximum of five players will be allowed per pitch with tackling forbidden.

Prince William, Kate to visit Pakistan in autumn

Prince William, Kate to visit Pakistan in autumn

Rediff.com30 Jun 2019

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, both 37, will visit the country shrugging off security fears to follow in the footsteps of William's grandparents, father and late mother, Princess Diana.

100 pounds per month for Taliban militants to quit fighting!

100 pounds per month for Taliban militants to quit fighting!

Rediff.com27 Nov 2011

Taliban militants, who have shunned violence, are being provided monthly cash incentive of 100 pounds, besides being given amnesty for all crimes such as murdering children, beheadings and hanging women.

London's Big Ben is leaning!

London's Big Ben is leaning!

Rediff.com9 Oct 2011

The Big Ben, the clock tower of the Palace of Westminster in London, is leaning and its tilt is now visible to the naked eye, engineers have claimed.

England Ashes squad picks itself

England Ashes squad picks itself

Rediff.com21 Sep 2010

England's Ashes touring party will have seven batsmen, with six listed to play in every Test, at least until things go wrong, and Eoin Morgan will start as the seventh choice, unless injuries intervene, claims noted cricket writer and commentator Scyld Berry in a write-up for the Sunday Telegraph.

'Dhoni is India's modern icon'

'Dhoni is India's modern icon'

Rediff.com4 Apr 2011

As he led India to a historic World Cup victory, India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni has been described as the "modern icon" of the country by the Sunday Telegraph.

'ICC to halt Pakistan's 2011 visit to England'

'ICC to halt Pakistan's 2011 visit to England'

Rediff.com12 Sep 2010

ICC is expected to tell Pakistan that they will not be returning to England next season, as a sequel to allegations of spot-fixing controversy, media reports said on Sunday.

Al-Qaeda using stomach bombs to fool security

Al-Qaeda using stomach bombs to fool security

Rediff.com4 Oct 2009

The Al-Qaeda has developed new explosive devices that enable suicide bombers carry them hidden in stomach to breach airline security measures, the media reported on Sunday. An al-Qaeda militant passed through several airline security checks with a bomb hidden in his intestine and made an abortive bid to assassinate a prominent Saudi prince, The Sunday Telegraph reported.

Ponting worst behaved Aussie player in 20 years

Ponting worst behaved Aussie player in 20 years

Rediff.com27 Dec 2009

Australian cricket captain Ricky Ponting has emerged as the worst behaved player to play for the country in the last 20 years and has been asked by former legends of the game to improve his on-field attitude.

Jaguar loan: UK govt, Tatas are at loggerheads

Jaguar loan: UK govt, Tatas are at loggerheads

Rediff.com20 Jul 2009

Reportedly insists on no loan guarantee if the government is not allowed any say in the company's future.

I saved Afghanistan's democracy: Karzai's rival

I saved Afghanistan's democracy: Karzai's rival

Rediff.com25 Oct 2009

Afghanistan presidential challenger, Abdullah Abdullah, who forced Hamid Karzai to go to a second round in the election, has described his triumph as "history in the making" and helped save the country's fragile democracy.

Pepsico to launch $30 bn push into foods

Pepsico to launch $30 bn push into foods

Rediff.com1 Feb 2010

Indra Nooyi said she wanted the company to treble the revenue gained from its 'good-for-you' ranges, which include Quaker, Oats, Tropicans and Naked Juice.

Symonds to earn $200,000 without hitting a ball

Symonds to earn $200,000 without hitting a ball

Rediff.com7 Sep 2008

Australian all-rounder Andrew Symonds might miss next month's India tour, but Cricket Australia (CA) has confirmed that the dynamic player would be paid as much as any other contracted player.

Pak-origin British terrorists big threat to US

Pak-origin British terrorists big threat to US

Rediff.com8 Feb 2009

In a bid to prevent a Mumbai-like massacre on American soil, the CIA is said to have launched a vast spying operation in Britain as it suspects that British terrorists of Pakistani origin are the biggest threat to US. According to the CIA, which has recruited a number of informants in the Pakistani community, a British extremist of Pakistani origin entering the US is the most likely source of a terror attack on America, Britain's leading newspaper The Sunday Telegraph report

Pietersen wants Ford as coach

Pietersen wants Ford as coach

Rediff.com4 Jan 2009

Graham Ford, who turned down an offer to work with the Indian cricket team in 2007, might replace Peter Moores as the new England coach even though retired spinner Ashley Giles is also in the race for the job, according to media reports in London. The Sunday Telegraph claimed England captain Kevin Pietersen has no trust in Moores' capability as a strategist or analyser and believes the coach does not have the vision required to make England a champion team.

Oz, Pak to contest first ever night Test

Oz, Pak to contest first ever night Test

Rediff.com28 Dec 2008

Australia and Pakistan are all set to make history by becoming the first cricket teams to play a night Test next November in Adelaide.

Australians rally behind sacked Hair

Australians rally behind sacked Hair

Rediff.com5 Nov 2006

Australians have responded with a mixture of disbelief and anger to the ICC's decision to ban Darrell Hair from umpiring international matches, labelling it "tragic" and "disgusting".

Osama sidelined within Al Qaeda

Osama sidelined within Al Qaeda

Rediff.com16 Sep 2007

Osama bin Laden has been sidelined by his followers and has no longer any control over the Al Qaeda terror network, according to intelligence officials in Britain and the US.

Rushdie hasn't gone into hiding, says son

Rushdie hasn't gone into hiding, says son

Rediff.com1 Jul 2007

The recent knighthood of Rushdie provoked anti-British sentiments across the Islamic fraternity with hardliners in Iran reviving calls for his murder.

Bomber tried to bring cotton buds for Bhutto

Bomber tried to bring cotton buds for Bhutto

Rediff.com21 Oct 2007

The suicide bomber who tried to assassinate former Pakistani premier Benazir Bhutto had tried to break through her security cordon by bringing a box of cotton buds that she had requested, but was turned away twice.

Brett Lee guest appearance in Bollywood movie

Brett Lee guest appearance in Bollywood movie

Rediff.com25 Nov 2007

Australian pacer Brett Lee's much-talked about Bollywood career is all set to take off next year when he lands in India to shoot for a cameo in a film titled Victory.

Now, Qaeda threatens UK

Now, Qaeda threatens UK

Rediff.com31 Oct 2004

A classifed UK intelligence document has said the Al Qaeda plans to hit British military bases.

US plans military blitz on Iran's nuclear sites

US plans military blitz on Iran's nuclear sites

Rediff.com12 Feb 2006

However, Bush will not want to be seen as leaving the White House having allowed Iran to go nuclear.

Iran's secret underground command centre

Iran's secret underground command centre

Rediff.com12 Mar 2006

A report claimed that the recently completed command centre is connected by tunnels to other government compounds near the Mossala prayer ground, one of the city's most important religious sites.

The dilemma of Sir Ben

The dilemma of Sir Ben

Rediff.com27 Feb 2006

Blair may call for polls in Feb

Blair may call for polls in Feb

Rediff.com31 Oct 2004

British PM Tony Blair has plans to advance elections to cash in on the Iraq war popularity

English media rubs it in

English media rubs it in

Rediff.com19 Jun 2005

"Kiss of death for Australia," ran one headline, topping a picture of century maker and man-of-the-match Mohammad Ashraful

'India could be one of the great chess nations'

'India could be one of the great chess nations'

Rediff.com19 Jan 2004

'There are lots of extremely gifted players. But the technical aspects need to be sorted out,' says Grandmaster Nigel Short.

Online Bollywood movie firm plans IPO

Online Bollywood movie firm plans IPO

Rediff.com29 Nov 2005

A company that plans to allow subscribers to stream Indian films onto their computers in real time is gearing up for a 50-million-pound listing on the London Stock Exchange early in the New Year.

UK park stabbing spree that killed 3 declared terrorist attack

UK park stabbing spree that killed 3 declared terrorist attack

Rediff.com21 Jun 2020

A lone attacker, believed to be a Libyan refugee, went on a stabbing spree in a busy park in the southern English city of Reading, killing three people and injuring three others, the deadliest terrorist incident to strike Britain since 2017 London Bridge attack.

Leicestershire may release Sehwag: Report

Leicestershire may release Sehwag: Report

Rediff.com20 Jul 2003

'A genuine back injury is expected to be used as the reason for releasing SehwagÂ…'The Sunday Telegraph said.

Curry, bhangra to feature in BBC radio drama!

Curry, bhangra to feature in BBC radio drama!

Rediff.com28 Mar 2004

One million pounds is being invested in the programme, whose stars include Hema Mangoo and Dharmesh Patel.

Dravid, Laxman real class: McGrath

Dravid, Laxman real class: McGrath

Rediff.com21 Dec 2003

The injured Australian pace spearhead heaped praise on the mainstays of the Indian team's batting.

Mohd Atta trained in Baghdad: Report

Mohd Atta trained in Baghdad: Report

Rediff.com14 Dec 2003

Palestinian terrorist Abu Nidal had trained him at the instance of Saddam Hussein, a media report said.

British journalist abducted in Iraq

British journalist abducted in Iraq

Rediff.com13 Aug 2004