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Thursday, April 04, 2002
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Athletics Time to set the record straight NEW DELHI, APRIL . 3. In the good, old days of Indian athletics, a record was considered as good as ratified the moment it was set, people used to say. Times have changed surely. For more than six years now, the Amateur Athletic Federation of ... Chess Zhu Chen stuns Ponomariov CHENNAI, APRIL 3.Women's world chess champion Zhu Chen of China knocked out her male counterpart Ruslan Ponomariov of Ukraine for a sensational start to FIDE's UAE Grand Prix chess tournament in Dubai on Wednesday. After making a comfortable ... Other Stories
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New Zealand squares seriesAUCKLAND, APRIL 3.New Zealand claimed only its third home Test victory over England with a spirited 78-run win to square the series in the third cricket Test at Eden Park here on Wednesday. Set 312 runs to win on the last day, England was ... Other Stories
Football East Bengal drubs Tollygunge Agragami KOLKATA, APRIL 3. Kingfisher East Bengal, in a belated show of strength, drubbed its local rival Manaksia Tollygunge Agragami 5-1 in a 19th round match of the Tata VI National Football League here at the Salt Lake Stadium on Wednesday. The big ... Other Stories
Golf Arjun Singh in ominous form NEW DELHI, APRIL 3.PGA champion Arjun Singh made his way up with a smashing 7 and 6 victory over Indrajit Bhalotia, and cruised into the pre-quarterfinals of the Rs. 10 lakh SRF all-India matchplay championship at the Delhi Golf Club course here ... Hockey Search for coach continues CHENNAI, APRIL 4. Even as the dust settles down after the disastrous World Cup campaign in Kuala Lumpur in February-March, the Indian Hockey Federation is working out the modalities to reconstruct the national squad for the events ahead. High on ... Sports : General Change in Arjuna Award selection process NEW DELHI, APRIL 3.The Union Sports Minister, Uma Bharti, on Wednesday announced major changes in the process to select Arjuna awardees. Among the important measures, the Sports Ministry has decided to keep out Ministers from the selection ... Other Stories
Tennis Sheetal does the Houdini act MUMBAI, APRIL 3. Sheetal Goutam's survival instinct is well known on the Indian tennis circuit. So are her limitations. Fortunately for the fifth seed, youngster Ankita Bhambri remembered the first part and played safe, looking for hidden aces, ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Sci Tech | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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