New Delhi: Over 2,800 complaints were registered at various airports for issues like poor service, bad food, lost luggage or other problems, with Delhi and Hyderabad topping the list. Out of 2,888 complaints, around 587 complaints were registered at the Delhi airport while Hyderabad stood second with 236 complaints, followed by Bangalore and Nagpur airports with 186 and 170 complaints respectively. Of the six private-run airports, Mumbai and Cochin registered...
11:23 AM, Mar 18, 2012
Singapore's Changi airport was named the world's best airport. ...
06:49 PM, Mar 24, 2010
India has a total of four cases of swine flu with one more testing positive. ...
12:36 AM, Jun 04, 2009
New Delhi: Former India opener Aakash Chopra on Thursday reached a commendable milestone of 10,000 runs in first-class cricket. Chopra, who played most of his cricket for Delhi, has been representing Rajasthan since last season. The 34-year-old completed the feat in his 148th first-class match. He had scored 9978 runs before the start of the team's Ranji Trophy match against Uttar Pradesh at the Sawai Man Singh Stadium in Jaipur....
01:41 PM, Mar 26, 2008
Brisbane: Injured Mitchell Johnson and Shane Watson will be monitored closely this week before Australia selectors determine whether the pair will be fit for the first Test against New Zealand starting December 1. Paceman Johnson, who struggled with the ball but played a winning hand with the bat in a series-leveling two-wicket victory over South Africa on Monday, had scans on the big toe of his left foot in Johannesburg....
10:45 PM, Mar 23, 2008
Kolkata: Embarrassed with the poor ticket sales, the Cricket Association of Bengal on Saturday refused to divulge exact numbers of tickets sold, two days before India's second Test match against the West Indies. After the media reported that only 98 were sold on day one and 324 till Friday, the hosts association was tight-lipped to give figures after three days' counter sales. A CAB official said there were instructions from...
06:14 PM, Mar 18, 2008
Mumbai: Team India discard Irfan Pathan on Saturday said he is hopeful of a comeback in the national team before the tour of Australia later this year. I am hopeful of playing for the country, wherever it be. If that happens in Australia, well and good. If the selectors give me opportunity there (Australia) or before, I will be on top of the world .... That is the dream that...
08:30 PM, Mar 13, 2008
Kolkata: After Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni, England's Twenty20 skipper Graeme Swann on Friday criticised the Eden Gardens pitch, saying it looked strange. It's a strange looking wicket. It's very dry and very bare, said Swann in the one-off Twenty20 match-eve media meet here. Swann said it was likely that Saturday's match will be low-scoring. It was, to some extent, an ugly looking wicket. You were never really set and...
04:36 PM, Mar 13, 2008
Kolkata: The Indian Cricket Board (BCCI)'s working committee will meet here on Saturday, apparently to discuss issues related to the Indian Premier League and the India-England series. However, according to a Cricket Association Bengal (CAB) official, there is no cricketing agenda up for discussion. "Unless a working committee member raises a cricketing topic, there will be no discussion. Only administrative matters will be part of the agenda," the official said....
04:09 PM, Mar 13, 2008
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