Railways

From IIM to Harvard, Lalu is the best manager

His economic sense and simple thinking is now part of management study material. ...

How sweet! Lalu gets a mango in his name

London: England coach Andy Flower believes Kevin Pietersen must reveal the content of his controversial text messages if he wants to salvage his international career. South Africa-born Pietersen was left out of the England side that lost their world number one Test ranking to the Proteas with a 51-run loss at Lord’s on Monday after sending what he admitted were “provocative” texts to South African players. It has been alleged ...

National Wipes: News from across the country

Mumbai: Former Australian fast bowler Geoff Lawson feels Sachin Tendulkar has got the right to decide when to quit one-day cricket, but says he should not wait too long, as otherwise, the criticism will grow. In Tests (in Australia), I thought he played the second best after (Virat) Kohli, who probably played the best. Looked to me he (Tendulkar) was in pretty good form in the Tests, Lawson said. But ...

National Wipes: What's making news in India today?

Melbourne: Australian opener David Warner has credited new coach Mickey Arthur for his recent good form, saying the South African's advice has brought impressive results. The 25-year-old, who is in fine form, said he has changed his stance slightly as suggested by Arthur and it has worked wonders for him. I don't think many people would have noticed this at all, but in the second innings in the (Hobart) Test ...

CJ report: Lives at risk to catch this train

Lahore: The Pakistan Cricket Board has once again shown its strong support for the Decision Review System (DRS) by announcing that it would be used in the Test and ODI series against England next month. We have obtained sponsorship due to which the DRS will be applied during the Test and ODI series against England, PCB Chief Operating Officer Subhan Ahmad told PTI. Subhan said Pepsi has agreed to sponsor ...

Chugging in soon at 82 stations: Internet cafes

Railways woos passengers with Cyber Express. ...

Is Railway food edible enough?

A Delhi High Court says Railway food is inedible, but railway officials argue no one has fallen ill after consuming it. ...