India's journey to becoming a nuclear power

Unlike other minerals, uranium, the main fuel for nuclear reactors, is not freely traded. The technology of building nuclear reactors is clos

JD(U) dubs NSG blockade as Modi govt’s ‘biggest foreign policy failure’

The Centre has been on the opposition's radar over the failed attempt for membership in the NSG, which called it as a diplomacy failure of the Modi government.

BJP President Amit Shah to address party workers in Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh

The meeting will be attended by booth workers of the party from 14 districts and Shah is likely to give them tips on booth managementBharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Amit Shah is set to address a party workers convention in Uttar Pradesh’s (UP) Barabanki district on Monday.Shah will

Chile beat Argentina 4-2 on penalties to retain Copa America

Chile upset favourites Argentina with a penalty shootout victory in the Copa America final at MetLife Stadium on Sunday to retain their title in the world’s oldest continental soccer competition.

Chile earned themselves bragging rights as South America’s dominant team as they beat heavyweights Argentina 4-2 on penalties for a second straight year.

Lionel Messi missed from the spot in the shootout, cutting a dejected figure after the result was sealed and Argentina’s trophy drought had been extended to 23 years.

Eden Hazard inspires Belgium to 4-0 defeat

Eden Hazard score one and assisted another alongside Toby Alderweireld, Michy Batshuayi and Yannick Carrasco to give Belgium the win.

Germany cruise into last eight with 3-0 Slovakia win

Germany thumped Slovakia 3-0 with goals from Jerome Boateng, Mario Gomez and Julian Draxler to cruise into the Euro 2016 quarter-finals on Sunday and confirm their status as tournament favourites with a sparkling performance.

Australia win Caribbean tri-series, beat West Indies in final

Matthew Wade, Mitchell Marsh and Josh Hazlewood starred as Australia defeated the West Indies by 58 runs to win the one-day tri-series final on Sunday.
Wicketkeeper Wade struck an unbeaten 57 off 52 balls to push Australia to a competitive total of 270-9. Allrounder Mitchell Marsh scored 32 runs and took 3-32 to help undermine the West Indies’ chase, and paceman Hazlewood claimed 5-50 as the home team was bowled out for 212 in 45.4 overs.