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I have six goalkeepers and about 100 players now: Fergie

Police seek footage from official broadcast channel

Gill second behind ‘Flying Finn’ Lappi after Stage 8

People ready to pay for better in-flight service: poll

After border row, China PM visits India for stronger ties

I have six goalkeepers and about 100 players now: Fergie

Police seek footage from official broadcast channel

Gill second behind ‘Flying Finn’ Lappi after Stage 8

People ready to pay for better in-flight service: poll

After border row, China PM visits India for stronger ties

I have six goalkeepers and about 100 players now: Fergie

Police seek footage from official broadcast channel

Gill second behind ‘Flying Finn’ Lappi after Stage 8

People ready to pay for better in-flight service: poll

After border row, China PM visits India for stronger ties

I have six goalkeepers and about 100 players now: Fergie

Police seek footage from official broadcast channel

Gill second behind ‘Flying Finn’ Lappi after Stage 8

People ready to pay for better in-flight service: poll

After border row, China PM visits India for stronger ties

I have six goalkeepers and about 100 players now: Fergie

Police seek footage from official broadcast channel

Gill second behind ‘Flying Finn’ Lappi after Stage 8

People ready to pay for better in-flight service: poll

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Troubles getting bigger
Mumbai Police may book Sreesanth in a separate spot-fixing case, seek his custody

S Sreesanth’s troubles seemed to get bigger with the Mumbai Police on Saturday seizing several of his personal belongings and indicating it might book him in a separate spot-fixing case and seek his custody. HT reports. The investigation in Mumbai, Delhi

The big story
After border row, China PM visits India for stronger ties

The India-China border dispute is unlikely to be resolved anytime soon, but Chinese Premier Li Keqiang’s visit to India is likely to give impetus to bilateral and trade ties. Sutirtho Patranobis & Jayanth Jacob report. Engaging the dragon | China’s ring of friction

Sunday special
Kalahandi: from hunger deaths to a rice revolution

Odisha’s Kalahandi district — once the cause of global embarrassment for India due to its high number of starvation deaths — today stands tall with a five-fold increase in its rice production since 1999, figures reveal. Chetan Chauhan reports.

Wary govt denies advice to CBI in corruption case

Slugfest over food security bill, Rahul blames Oppn

Narendra Modi hails Raman Singh, tears into Centre

8 Jain ‘hawala’ case accused plead guilty

Cong rethinks strategy of wooing Brahmins in UP

Officer killed as army foils infiltration bid in J&K

CWC chalks out ways to rehabilitate rape victims

Delhi students to be published in international journal

Railway staff beat touts in ticket fraud

'Clean' Karnataka cabinet sworn in amid anger

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India’s coolest town

The moment you get out of Gauhati airport, you hear a bunch of people announcing ‘Schlong. Schlong’. The road to the capital of Meghalaya is paved with good intentions and little else. Indrajit Hazra writes.

Sunday Sentiments
A very sharif Nawaz

The first thing that strikes you about Nawaz Sharif is his smile. It’s big and broad and seems to cover his large face. And when he smiles his eyes light up. Karan Thapar writes.

In what appears to be a well thought out exercise to reclaim the legacy of his father, BJP leader Feroze Varun Gandhi seems to be all set to move closer to Amethi which his father won in 1980. Pankaj Vohra writes.

They risked their lives for the people

Investigations into the 2002 Gujarat riots show that conscientious IPS officers have been sidelined. Javed Anand writes.

Joint commissioner of police (crime) Himanshu Roy talks about the ongoing investigation into spot fixing in the T-20 league, and the involvement of Dawood Ibrahim gang, in an interview with HT.

HT exclusive | Interview Nawaz Sharif
'We will not allow Kargil, 26/11, terror from Pak soil'

In his first interview to an Indian newspaper after winning the general elections, Nawaz Sharif, reached out to India on Monday, promising that he would not allow his country to export terror. Harinder Baweja reports.

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Cricket betting reveals its pan-India presence

The success of the T20 league appears to have led to, among many outcomes, an upsurge in cricket betting in smaller cities and towns across India. HT reports. Between the lines: Fixing's call centre

nation@weekend
Dispensing courage to youngsters

The Delhi gangrape case in 2012 will go down in India’s history for dramatically changing anti-rape laws. Discussion on child sexual abuse on Aamir’s reality show made many open up. Sneha Agrawal reports. Setting a precedent

Book bound
90-yr-old’s 1 lakh books in Karnataka a global hit

Atop an idyllic green hill overlooking Gokarna beach in Karnataka, a 90-year-old priest and former theatre costume designer carefully dusts the 30 bookcases and assorted boxes that house his collection of 1 lakh religious and secular texts. Riddhi Doshi reports.

Debate
Step across this line

Yo Yo Honey Singh attended music classes at the Trinity School in London and Sunny Leone likes watching The Simpsons in her spare time. These are facts that one must consider while deconstructing the impact a proven pornographer and an alleged misogynist have had on the Indian psyche. Shreevatsa Nevatia reports.

Young, beautiful and dramatic at Cannes

Francois Ozon’s Young and Beautiful, running for the Palm d’Or, is one of the most impressive movies screened till now at the Cannes Film Festival, whose 66th edition began on May 15. Gautaman Bhaskaran reports

Eva Longoria sizzles in gold

BLOG | Ecostani
Spot fixing: cricket mandarins not above board

Busting of the spot-fixing scandal this week reveals only one thing that India’s T20 cricket league is a sham against which the government has failed to muster courage for proper investigation. Chetan Chauhan writes. Tailor Talk | Dabs & Jabs

Cover Story: how is it to be on the longest train journey in India?

As rail travel in India completes 160 years, Aasheesh Sharma and photographer Arijit Sen embark on the adventure of a lifetime aboard the Vivek Express, the country’s longest train ride.

Going Loco: The Longest Train Journey In India

Specials

When Led Zep Reunited

In 2007, the surviving members of Led Zeppelin reunited to produce a concert that many would’ve died to be able to watch live. Six years later, the DVD is out and so is the audio recording. Bliss for middle-aged rockers. READ BLOG

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