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The curious case of Arsene Wenger

With Saturday's loss against Manchester United, Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger's time may finally be up

Big tennis down the line

The IPTL promises world-class action in the four Asian cities where it will be played.

Is Virat Kohli India's greatest matchwinner ever?

Kohli possesses qualities that even the great Sachin Tendulkar could not boast of

India awaits the dengue vaccine

Tests conducted by Sanofi in five Indian cities - Delhi, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Ludhiana and Pune - have shown positive results

Tomb of Akbar's Navratna to find new life

Having restored Humayan's Tomb to its earlier glory, the Archaeological Survey of India and the Agha Khan Trust for Culture now plan to undertake a similar project for Rahim's tomb in New Delhi's Niza

ISL's players who matter

With big names on the roster and promising Indians getting a chance to display their flair, the Indian Super League, halfway into its first season, finds its heroes - and its duds. The author looks at

Nolan's Interstellar has some space for family ties

In Interstellar, we see director Christopher Nolan adding an exploration of human relations to his oeuvre. It may not be an epic film, but it definitely is a theatrical experience

Where are the results Mr. Van Gaal?

In Sunday's Manchester derby, Manchester United looked like a side that is improving. But, Louis Van Gaal's team must start winning to allay fears of a last season repeat.

Living with prejudices

A visit to localities inhabited by Africans in New Delhi exposes the biases against them and the stereotyping that haunts the community day in and day out

Real class and Barca's identity crisis

Real Madrid's emphatic 3-1 win over Barcelona in the first El Clasico is a clear indication that the Los Blancos are the team to beat in Spain.

As a good sportsperson, it is vital that you respect the sport and your opponent: Akhil Kumar

Interview with Indian boxer and former Commonwealth Games gold medalist

Keeping Ebola out

India has so far succeeded in staving off the deadly virus that has claimed over 4,500 lives abroad. The authors look at how the country is protecting itself

A dirty India is mainly a function of an indifferent and insensitive administration: Sharmila Kantha

Interview with Author, international affairs expert and consultant with the Confederation of Indian Industry

Hindu Helpline: Yours faithfully

A brainchild of Vishva Hindu Parishad leader Pravin Togadia, many find its agenda divisive

Choose your football heroes

The Indian Super League brings foreign footballers to play alongside Indian talent in a two-month-long tournament. Here's what you need to know to pick the team to support

Kabbadi comes to the fore again

Television coverage and a bit of Bollywood has given India's ancient contact sport of kabaddi a touch of glamour, sending youngsters to parks on raiding missions

Indian wrestlers' pursuit of gold

There is a quiet air of confidence at the wrestling camp being held at Sonepat to prepare India's brightest wrestling prospects for the Asian Games in Incheon

The troubles of being Roy Hodgson

After a miserable showing at the World Cup in Brazil, England is staring at a long and painful transition and Roy Hodgson has his task cut out

The dark side of fairness creams

Do fairness creams work? And if they do, are these products good for your skin?

Coming soon: The Van Gaal revolution

With a string of world class players joining the Red Devils, we can expect to see United in their traditional swagger very soon