Indian Women

Changing face of women on Television

From the dignified bahu to the towel clad siren, women have adapted to all roles. ...  

Women's golf growing by leaps and bounds in India

Kolkata: Former India captain Sourav Ganguly said off-spinner Harbhajan Singh, who has been dropped for the upcoming Australia tour, will make a comeback sooner than later. He is a talented player and one of the best spinners we have. Getting dropped is a part and parcel of the game. Many great players too have been dropped. He will surely make a comeback sooner than later, Ganguly told IANS on Saturday....  

Indian women's golf set for grand makeover

Sydney: Australia are facing an injury crisis ahead of their first Test against New Zealand with five players already ruled out due to injuries sustained on their tour of South Africa. All-rounder Shane Watson (hamstring); fast bowlers Pat Cummins (heel), Ryan Harris (pelvis) and Mitchell Johnson (toe); and batsman Shaun Marsh (back) had all been ruled out of the match starting on December 1 at the Gabba in Brisbane, Cricket...  

India's soft power: Why women are on top

Mumbai: Still not assured of a place in the next stage of the ongoing IPL, Mumbai Indians would be hoping to book their berth in the play-offs with a win over out-of-contention Rajasthan Royals on Thursday. Though Mumbai are sitting pretty with 16 points from 12 games, they still need one victory out of their remaining two games to secure their place in the four-team play-offs, and the Sachin Tendulkar-led...  

54% Indian women okay with wife bashing

Karachi: Pakistan team manager Intikhab Alam rued the absence of Sohail Tanvir in the World Cup squad but felt the left-arm pacer's replacement, Junaid Khan, could be used as a surprise package on the sub-continental wickets. "It is a blow to lose an experienced bowler so close to the World Cup but Junaid is a good prospect and bowls with pace. He could be useful on the tracks in India,...  

Female foeticide rampant among Indians in UK

Mumbai: His father was a poet, so is his elder brother, but Sachin Tendulkar feels that he is born only to wield the willow and not the pen. I haven't done that (writing) till now. I think God has given everyone some talent or the other. You have to appreciate the talent you get. I don't think I can create something of that level. I just have to sit back...