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Trinidad and Tobago
Progressing through a group that included USA, Costa Rica, Panama and Guatemala was certainly a tough nut to crack.
Japan
Japan delighted the football fans with an attacking brand of the game that saw them reaching the second round in the 2002 FIFA World Cup.
Centre approves Bangalore Metro project
After much delay the Rs 6,395 cr Bangalore Metro Rail project is set to take off with the Centre giving the go ahead.
Split in IMA over quota issue
Close on the heels of a division in the AIIMS faculty on the quota issue, cracks have appeared in the Indian Medical Association.
History of FIFA World Cup
Since 1930, the 16 FIFA World Cup have seen only seven different winners with Brazil being the only country to win it outside their continent.
Who is the greatest footballer in history?
Football has seen many geniuses. Players like Pele, Maradona, Zico, Gordon Banks, Ronaldo, Peter Schmeichel, Zinedine Zidane etc have entertained billions around the world with their amazing skills.
Two Samurai Films
Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsI was never really alive to the Samurai film as a genre in itself until recently, when research into a work project took me into its world. Before, Samurai films we...
Olmert to consult Bush for West Bank
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert meets US President George Bush to discuss Israel's plan on the West Bank settlement.
Halle Berry evolves for older roles
H'wood actor Halle Berry is more comfortable doing ‘age-appropriate roles’ as she grows older.
MF Husain's London show stopped
An MF Husian exhibition in London closed on Monday because of threats over 'objectionable' paintings.
Mass wedding for physically disabled
At least 50 physically challenged people will take wedding vows in Kochi on May 25.
Select bluechips defy 457-point crash
Despite the ongoing volatility in stock markets, fundamentally strong scrips are able to stay buoyant.
Lara's young guns ready to fire again
Windies were brimming with confidence and the joy on their faces tell how much the win meant to them.
In Pics: Kashmir's face of terror
Terrorists attack a Youth Congress rally of more than 2,000 people at Srinagar on Sunday afternoon.
Sania slips to 38 in WTA rankings
She will be back on the circuit this week to get ready for the French Open Grand Slam tennis beginning on May 29.
AWB considers probe into wheat sale
The Australian Wheat Board is considering asking police to probe any wrongdoing in the wheat sale to India in 1998.