Civilian trek to Siachen flagged off

Srinagar, Sep 7: The 25 member civilian High Altitude Trek for Siachen Glacier was flagged off from Leh, by Lt Gen Ravi Dastane, VSM GOC Fire & Fury Corps on Thursday. The next bound for the trekking team is Army Base camp at the Siachen Glacier where final stage of acclimatization and More

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School Games in Sgr from Sep 15

Srinagar, Sep 7:  Minister for Youth Services and Sports R S Chib has said that J&K will host 6-day 57th National School Games  Football Boys U/17 at Srinagar.   The Department of Youth Services and Sports (YSS) under the aegis of School Games Federation of India is organizing More

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6th National Deaf Basketball Championship from today

Srinagar, Sep 7: The 3 day 6th National Deaf Basketball Championship organised by J&K Sports Association of the Deaf will start at Tyndale Biscoe School here on Thursday. In the event around 200 players from Punjab, Maharashtra, Haryana, Kerala, Karnataka, UP, MP, Rajasthan, Pudducherry More

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Inter-District Martial art games conclude

Srinagar, Sep 7: The girls Inter-district Martial art Games Competition organised by Department of Youth Services and Sports (DYSS) concluded at Youth Hostel Ground here on Wednesday. In the event competitions martial art disciplines Sqay, Judo and Taekwon-do were held in all age and weight More

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Federer eager for Tsonga rematch

New York, Sep 7: Roger Federer, sent spinning to a landmark Wimbledon defeat by Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, gets another quarterfinal crack at the explosive Frenchman in the last eight of the US Open.  Five-time champion Federer, who must win at Flushing Meadows to extend his streak of eight straight More

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Dhoni rues lack of options due to injury crisis

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Southampton, Sep 7: Handed another demoralising defeat by England on a miserable tour, Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni bemoaned the injury-crisis that has hit his side, saying that all his plans fall apart due to the lack of options at his disposal.  India went down by seven wickets in More

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Kapil worried about injury prone Zaheer's longevity

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Southampton, Sep 7: Former Indian captain Kapil Dev does not foresee Zaheer Khan spearheading the team's attack for a very long time as he feels a fast bowler getting injured at the wrong side of age has to do something "extraordinary to come back". "If a fast bowler starts getting injured at More

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Sania suffers knee injury

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New Delhi, Sep 7: Sania Mirza may not be able to play in the rest of the season in the WTA circuit as the Indian tennis star has been advised rest for six weeks after suffering a knee injury during the women's doubles third round defeat at the US Open.  Sania has been diagnosed with a ruptured More

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I don't follow cricket anymore: Inzamam

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Lahore, Sep 7: He represented Pakistan in 120 Tests and 378 one-dayers but retired former captain Inzamam-ul-Haq has lost interest in cricket now and says he is so engrossed in his construction business that he doesn't even keep track of the national team's fortunes.  The 41-year-old said More

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'Lankan cricketers not focussed enough'

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Melbourne, Sep 7: Former Sri Lanka captain Arjuna Ranatunga says a lot of his country's cricketers are putting money ahead of nation and should take inspiration from Australian skipper Michael Clarke, who has shunned lucrative Twenty20 events such as the IPL to focus on Tests.  "I'm really More

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