Incident

Bangladesh outplayed us, but we are still the better team: Raina

India batsman Suresh Raina on Friday said the 79-run defeat by hosts Bangladesh in the first of the three One-Day International (ODI) series here was painful but insisted that they are still a better team and would come back stronger.

Dhoni-Rahman collision: India would have lodged appeal if Rahman had escaped fine

It also turns out that Dhoni was given three options by the ICC - accept the charges and face appropriate punishment, accept charges and request a smaller penalty or contest the charges.

Dhoni fined 75% of his match fee for elbowing Mustafizur but he wasn't at fault

Bangladesh romped to a thumping win over India in the first ODI at Dhaka on Thursday. However, that hasn't been the biggest talking point for some. The biggest talking point has been the MS Dhoni-Mustafizur Rahman incident that took place in the 25th over of India's run chase.

Revenge for World Cup defeat was never on our mind: Bangladesh captain Mortaza

Bangladesh skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza is averse to the idea that the clinical win in the first One-Day International (ODI) against India was a revenge for the World Cup quarterfinal defeat.

India vs Bangladesh: Mortaza and Dhoni cool on collision issue

The incident occurred in the 25th over when Dhoni was facing debutant Mustafizur.

Woman bobbitises Bihar exorcist

Patna, Aug 2 (IANS) An unmarried Bihar woman chopped off an exorcist's genitals when he attempted to rape her, police said Saturday. Though the incident happened last month, the woman herself lodged an FIR at a women's police station in Madhepura Friday, a district police official said

CRPF officer killed in Maoist attack in Bihar

Patna, July 4 (IANS) A CRPF officer was killed Friday in a Maoist attack in Bihar's Jamui district, police said.

Beas tragedy: Himachal court plays it tough (News Analysis)

Shimla, June 27 (IANS) The Himachal Pradesh government seems to be finding itself on slippery wicket in the Beas river tragedy - in which 24 students of a Hyderabad engineering college were washed away - with the high court playing it tough. From day one, the court made it clear that the government's callousness that led to the tragedy would not be tolerated

Five held guilty in two Shakti Mills gang-rape cases

Mumbai, March 20 (IANS) A Mumbai court Thursday found five people guilty of two gang-rape cases in July-August last year in the Shakti Mills Complex here, officials said. The five were held guilty in the gang-rape of a woman photojournalist Aug 22 and a call centre employee July 31 last year

Several UN peacekeepers, civilian staff killed in S.Sudan

JUBA (Reuters) - Several U.N. peacekeepers and civilian staff were killed in an ambush by unknown attackers in South Sudan's restive eastern state of Jonglei on Tuesday, the United Nations said. "A number of peacekeepers were also injured in the attack," the U.N.