The picture shows the 53-year-old French president patting his wife's belly. ...
07:16 PM, Aug 25, 2008
Ghazala Ibrahim, gave birth to septuplets by C-section ...
02:18 PM, Aug 18, 2008
Take this journey with us and you would never look at birthing the same way again. ...
11:56 AM, Aug 17, 2008
Mehta's sought the abortion on the grounds that the baby will have CHD. ...
05:12 PM, Aug 07, 2008
A Mumbai hospital has offered to bear the expenses for the child after his birth. ...
03:19 AM, Aug 06, 2008
Mehta couple's plea to abort their foetus was rejected by Bombay HC. ...
04:05 AM, Aug 05, 2008
About one in 100 babies are born with heart defects. ...
12:52 PM, Aug 04, 2008
Medical and legal experts give their views on the Mehta abortion case. ...
09:01 PM, Aug 03, 2008
Johannesburg: South Africa have agreed to postpone next year's three-Test series in Sri Lanka until 2015 and will instead play five one-day internationals and three Twenty20 games on tour in July and August. Cricket South Africa says it accepted the request to allow the Sri Lanka team to participate in an ODI tri-series with India and West Indies and avoid a likely clash with the Sri Lankan Premier League. The...
12:42 AM, Jul 14, 2008
John Wright believes India have the home advantage though they will face a tough challenge against England. ...
10:18 PM, Jul 13, 2008
After almost six months, India return to playing Test cricket. They are now without Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman for the first time in almost 16 years, and have also slipped to No. 5 in the ICC Test rankings. With a crop of young and inexperienced names in the squad, there is a degree of expectancy as to how India will cope in their first series of a new season....
04:28 PM, Jun 18, 2008
Dubai: Dubai: Three cricketers have been reprimanded for breaching the ICC Code of Conduct during their teams' quarter-finals in the ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2012 in Townsville on Monday. Ehsan Adil of Pakistan and New Zealand's Cam Fletcher and Michael Davidson were found to have breached clause 2.1.1 of the code, which relates to breach of the ICC's Clothing and Equipment Regulations during an International Match. The charge against ...
01:10 AM, Jun 18, 2008
Dr Anita Kaul tells mothers can make informed choices about their child's health. ...
09:58 AM, Jun 02, 2008
Lahore: Mohammad Amir had his first one on one counseling session with a sports psychologist, hired by the Pakistan cricket Board to help reform the teen-aged player. It was a very good session and the most positive aspect is that Amir himself realises his mistakes and wants to redeem himself, Dr. Maqbool Babri on Sunday. The PCB has hired Babri who is also a hypnotherapist to hold counseling sessions with...
01:18 PM, Jun 01, 2008
New Delhi: Former India captain Anil Kumble stated that his suggestion of one bowler getting to bowl 12 overs in a 50-over game will only make it a better contest between bat and bowl. Yes, I suggested to the technical committee that one bowler should be allowed to bowl 12 overs in a 50-over game. I'm glad it was accepted in the meeting. I believe that 12 overs for one...
07:48 AM, May 31, 2008
As the tension was ratcheted up during the dying overs of the match, the nerves told most on Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara. In the 48th over, with India needing 27 runs off 17 deliveries, R Ashwin swung a Lasith Malinga and the result was a top edge high in the air towards point. As Ashwin dejectedly ran towards the other end, certain of his fate, the fielder at point ran...
09:41 PM, Apr 23, 2008
Oral contraceptives are more effective in preventing pregnancy and moderates bleeding. ...
03:55 PM, Apr 04, 2008
London: England batsman Eoin Morgan is gearing up for his return to the side with a nine-day batting camp in India this month as part of the England Performance Programme. Morgan, 25, had been ruled out of England's five-match ODI tour of India last month, after it was confirmed by the England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) that he needed surgery to correct a long-standing shoulder problem. The shoulder's good,...
10:10 AM, Mar 26, 2008
Johannesburg: The Wanderers Test here, the second of Australia's current tour of South Africa starting on Thursday, will have added colour as it turns pink in support of the McGrath Foundation and the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA). As an acknowledgment of the success of the Sydney Pink Test, now into its fourth year, the third day of the Wanderers Test will see venue, players and fans demonstrate their...
05:05 PM, Mar 20, 2008
London: Former Pakistan captain Mushtaq Mohammad feels Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif got away lightly in the spot-fixing scam and the two should have been slapped with longer prison terms by the London Court which found them guilty. I don't feel sorry for the players being sent to the jail -- I have sympathy only for Pakistan cricket because its image has once more been dragged through the mud, Mushtaq...
04:56 PM, Mar 16, 2008
