N-deal anxiety on with Rice's India visit on tenterhooks A top official in PM's delegation hints Rice's visit may be rescheduled. ...  
09:20 PM, Sep 28, 2008

Rice to visit India Oct 3 to wrap up N-deal
by IANS
Rice will hold talks with External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee. ...  
02:32 AM, Sep 28, 2008

N-deal on home stretch, US Cong to vote today Voting in the US Congress is expected to take place on Saturday night. ...  
11:55 PM, Sep 27, 2008

India N-deal is prime focus of US Nuclear policy: Rice The fate of the Indo-US N-deal rests with the NSG. ...  
12:58 AM, Aug 26, 2008

Respect Georgia's territorial integrity: US to Russia European Union, US have urged Russia to halt attacks against Georgia. ...  
03:01 PM, Aug 09, 2008

Scrap N-deal if India conducts atomic test, says US lawmaker Democrat Howard Berman told Condoleezza that deal should be shelved till next January. ...  
12:36 PM, Aug 07, 2008

Big deal: Australia may back N-deal at NSG Australia is the world's largest producer of uranium and a member of NSG. ...  
04:37 PM, Jul 24, 2008

NRI groups write to Rice, say deny visa to Narendra Modi The franchise's hopes of staying in the IPL got over after the SC dismissed their plea against the BCCI termination. ...  
01:23 PM, Jul 09, 2008

Officially, Mandela still a terrorist in the US Lahore: The Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Zaka Ashraf is hopeful that Pakistan can prepare a viable model to launch its own Twenty20 Premier League tournament soon. Ashraf said a two-day meeting will take place from March 23 here, in which broadcasters and representatives of some sponsors had also been invited. The purpose of the meeting is to study the models on which the Indian Premier League, Bangladesh...  
02:35 PM, May 03, 2008

Rice blames India for global food crisis Brisbane: Australian opener David Warner is doubtful for the second final against Sri Lanka on Tuesday after injuring his groin during his carer-best 163-run knock in the first final here on Sunday. I turned back for one in the 44th or 45th over and when I came off I did my ice bath and went to walk back out and moving sideways it was very, very sore, Warner said after...  
03:27 PM, Apr 30, 2008

Condi Rice not in race for Vice Presidency
by UNI
Sydney: The Australian media on Friday heaped praise on captain Michael Clarke for leading from the front to inflict an innings defeat on India in the second Test, while bemoaning Sachin Tendulkar missing his 100th international ton at the historic SCG. Clarke got most of the credit from the media for his 329 not out and dismissal of Tendulkar which triggered Indian batting collapse in the visitors' second innings. Under...  
11:16 AM, Apr 08, 2008

Pranab Mukherjee in US, N-deal to dominate visit New Delhi: While there are quite a few in the race to grab the number six spot in India's Test squad, Tamil Nadu's middle-order mainstay Subramaniam Badrinath on Wednesday claimed that he was the best bet for that position. I have been waiting in the sidelines. Honestly, there is just one spot left (in the middle-order). To be honest, I do not want to be that one guy who is...  
09:11 AM, Mar 24, 2008

Pak polls not going to be easy, says Rice London: Zaheer Khan, who strained his hamstring on day One of the opening Test against England on Thursday, didn't stick around and sulk in the hallowed dressing room of the Lord's Cricket Ground all day. But chances of him taking further part in the Lord's Test look rather bleak. He was at the gymnasium of the Marylebone Cricket Club indoor school on Friday afternoon with trainer Ramji Srinivasan. It is...  
06:36 PM, Feb 14, 2008

Ousted Pakistan CJ renews fight for justice New Delhi: Sachin Tendulkar has been the biggest champion of playing for one's country. For him the nation always comes first and his tears of joy at winning the World Cup at home was a testimony of the emotion and the burning desire that he had carefully preserved within him in his over two-decade-long career. And so it was rather disappointing to see him opt out of the West Indies...  
04:35 PM, Jan 31, 2008

Democratic process in Pakistan shouldn't stop: Rice

New Delhi: The minnows have the Contenders shaking in their boots! Over the years international cricket, and especially the World Cups, has seen the metamorphosis of lesser cricketing nations. Long gone are the days when the minnows were mere whipping boys in a tournament. With England being pipped to the post by a resurgent Ireland and the likes of the Netherlands and Canada giving quite a few headaches to title ...
02:30 PM, Dec 29, 2007

Despite intelligence report, Bush feels Iran is dangerous Kolkata: Cricket authorities in Bengal are still hopeful that Eden Gardens will get to host the India-England World Cup match, a day after ICC shifted the venue's prime match, citing unpreparedness. In a desperate bid to host the match, the Cricket Association of Bengal, led by president Jagmohan Dalmiya on Friday had a series of meetings, including with builders, to expedite the renovation work at the historic venue. CAB joint-secretary...  
02:27 PM, Dec 05, 2007

Condoleezza Rice gets buzzed on live TV

Officials are used to getting grilled on political talk shows. But buzzed? ...
04:32 PM, Nov 13, 2007

Is Musharraf gambling with Pakistan's future? Wellington: Top-order batsman Jamie How has been recalled to the New Zealand cricket squad after a year's absence for its five-match limited-overs series against India this month. How last played for New Zealand against West Indies in early 2009 but has won back his place after strong performances for the New Zealand A team. Allrounders Scott Styris and Grand Elliott and bowlers Kyle Mills, Daryl Tuffey and Nathan McCullum have...  
12:24 AM, Nov 06, 2007

Not end of the road for nuclear deal: PM "Work on to build national consensus," he assures the USA. ...  
09:00 PM, Oct 30, 2007

No renegotiation on N-deal: Rice tells Pranab Abu Dhabi: Pakistan cricket is going through difficult times with poor form shown by batsmen coming on top of the suspensions of three key bowlers, coach Waqar Younis said. Test captain Salman Butt and bowlers Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir were suspended by the International Cricket Council (ICC) last month following revelations of spot-fixing on the tour of England. Appeals against these suspensions by Butt and Amir were being held...  
08:30 AM, Oct 30, 2007