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Asian Games, Fencing: Indian Women Exit In Quarters, Men Bow Out In Last-16
A spirited Indian women's fencing team bowed out in the quarterfinals in epee section, while the men went down tamely in the last-16 stage of the foil event at the Asian Games on Wednesday.
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Indian Fencer Taniksha Khatri Goes Down In Quarter Finals, Misses Medal Narrowly
India narrowly missed out on a medal in Asian Games fencing when Taniksha Khatri lost to world No 2 Man Wai Vivian Kong of Hong Kong 7-15 in individual epee quarterfinal
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Multi-Vehicle Pile-Up On Peripheral Expressway Due To Fog
Four people suffered minor injuries during a multi-vehicle pile-up due to fog on the Eastern Peripheral Expressway (EPE) in Uttar Pradesh's Greater Noida on Saturday morning, police said.
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Google Celebrates Charles-Michel De l'Epee's 306th Birthday With Doodle
Educator Charles-Michel de l'Epee founded the first public school for the hearing-impaired in France. He devoted his life to developing the world's first sign alphabet for the deaf and is known as the "Father of the Deaf". Epee is also credited with creating a systematic method of teaching the hearing-impaired.
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India's First 14 Lane Delhi-Meerut Expressway and Eastern Peripheral Expressway Inaugurated
In a big step up for road infrastructure for Delhi, two newly-built expressways were inaugurated today by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The new routes include 'Phase 1 of the Delhi-Meerut Expressway and the Eastern Peripheral Expressway, with the latter being India's first smart and green highway.
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PM Modi To Travel In Open Jeep, To Inaugurate Eastern Peripheral Expressway
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel in an open jeep on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway on Sunday and also inaugurate India's first smart and green highway, the Eastern Peripheral Expressway (EPE), built at a cost of Rs 11,000 crore, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said.
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Fiji President Urges Violence-Free Election
Fijian President Epeli Nailatikau called for a violence-free election on Tuesday as the South Pacific nation prepares to return to democracy almost eight years after a military coup.
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Fiji church leader jailed for sexual assault
The leader of an evangelical church in Fiji was jailed for two years on Wednesday after being found guilty of sexually assaulting a woman who approached him for counselling, reports said.
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Fencing body rejects South Korea's Olympics appeal
The International Fencing Federation acknowledged on Tuesday that timekeeping could have been flawed in the Olympic epee semifinal involving a South Korean fencer, but upheld the victory for her German opponent and defending champion, South Korean Olympic officials said.
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London 2012 Fencing: South Korea protests after Shin loses at Olympics
The South Korean team staged an official protest after fencer Shin A-lam lost in the semifinals of the Olympic women's epee, claiming the match was already over when opponent Britta Heidemann of Germany scored the winning point.
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Asian Games, Fencing: Indian Women Exit In Quarters, Men Bow Out In Last-16
A spirited Indian women's fencing team bowed out in the quarterfinals in epee section, while the men went down tamely in the last-16 stage of the foil event at the Asian Games on Wednesday.
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Indian Fencer Taniksha Khatri Goes Down In Quarter Finals, Misses Medal Narrowly
India narrowly missed out on a medal in Asian Games fencing when Taniksha Khatri lost to world No 2 Man Wai Vivian Kong of Hong Kong 7-15 in individual epee quarterfinal
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Multi-Vehicle Pile-Up On Peripheral Expressway Due To Fog
Four people suffered minor injuries during a multi-vehicle pile-up due to fog on the Eastern Peripheral Expressway (EPE) in Uttar Pradesh's Greater Noida on Saturday morning, police said.
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Google Celebrates Charles-Michel De l'Epee's 306th Birthday With Doodle
Educator Charles-Michel de l'Epee founded the first public school for the hearing-impaired in France. He devoted his life to developing the world's first sign alphabet for the deaf and is known as the "Father of the Deaf". Epee is also credited with creating a systematic method of teaching the hearing-impaired.
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India's First 14 Lane Delhi-Meerut Expressway and Eastern Peripheral Expressway Inaugurated
In a big step up for road infrastructure for Delhi, two newly-built expressways were inaugurated today by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The new routes include 'Phase 1 of the Delhi-Meerut Expressway and the Eastern Peripheral Expressway, with the latter being India's first smart and green highway.
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PM Modi To Travel In Open Jeep, To Inaugurate Eastern Peripheral Expressway
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel in an open jeep on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway on Sunday and also inaugurate India's first smart and green highway, the Eastern Peripheral Expressway (EPE), built at a cost of Rs 11,000 crore, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said.
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Fiji President Urges Violence-Free Election
Fijian President Epeli Nailatikau called for a violence-free election on Tuesday as the South Pacific nation prepares to return to democracy almost eight years after a military coup.
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Fiji church leader jailed for sexual assault
The leader of an evangelical church in Fiji was jailed for two years on Wednesday after being found guilty of sexually assaulting a woman who approached him for counselling, reports said.
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Fencing body rejects South Korea's Olympics appeal
The International Fencing Federation acknowledged on Tuesday that timekeeping could have been flawed in the Olympic epee semifinal involving a South Korean fencer, but upheld the victory for her German opponent and defending champion, South Korean Olympic officials said.
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London 2012 Fencing: South Korea protests after Shin loses at Olympics
The South Korean team staged an official protest after fencer Shin A-lam lost in the semifinals of the Olympic women's epee, claiming the match was already over when opponent Britta Heidemann of Germany scored the winning point.
