Sunday

Sri Lanka bomb blasts: UN expresses alarm over rise in prejudice against minorities, says govt 'shouldn't tolerate' communal violence

Sri Lanka officials added that 'the Government needs to give the example that it will not tolerate the spread of prejudice and hate. This needs to be done at the national and local level, by putting an end to local discriminatory practices'.

LaLiga: Real Madrid, Barcelona expected to rest key players ahead of El Clasico double-header, Atletico aim to build on Juventus win

This weekend, Barca travel to fourth-placed Sevilla on Saturday and Madrid to Levante on Sunday, when priorities, rest and rotation will all be high on the agenda again

ICC Women's World Cup 2017: England shouldn't bowl spin to Harmanpreet Kaur, advises Nasser Hussain

While Hussain predicted an English win on Sunday, citing more depth in the home side, he also cautioned them against any complacency, given that India are the only side to beat England in the group stages.

Japanese town holds evacuation drill amid fears that North Korea could launch ballistic missile

Tokyo: A Japanese town conducted an evacuation drill Sunday amid rising fear that a North Korean ballistic missile could hit Japanese soil.

India's absence from Belt and Road forum is likely to displease China

Close neighbour India skipped China's mega Belt and Road Forum which began here on Sunday, signalling its strong opposition to the multi-million dollar China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).

Here's how Barack Obama and the first family celebrated Easter

President Barack Obama attended a spirited Easter service at a historic black church on Sunday, in keeping with the first family's tradition of visiting local Washington area congregations.

F1: Hamilton on pole, Vettel 2nd in qualifying at Malaysian GP

Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel believes he can end Mercedes' dominant run in Formula One by winning Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix after qualifying second on Saturday and ending the Silver Arrows' long run of front-row lockouts.

F1: McLaren suffers humiliation at Australian GP

McLaren, the most successful team in the history of the Australian Grand Prix, will start Sunday's race with its two cars on the back row of the grid after a predictably bad, but nonetheless humiliating, qualifying session on Saturday.

Congress moves EC against Arvind Kejriwal's bribe remarks

Irked by his "bribe remarks" made at a poll rally on Sunday, Congress has moved the Election Commission against AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal demanding action against him.

Australia's David Warner fined over row with Rohit Sharma

Australian opener David Warner has been fined by the International Cricket Council (ICC) after an on-field dispute with Indian batsman Rohit Sharma during Sunday's one-day international.