Новости за 06.07.2017

Wimbledon bad boy Bernard Tomic was axed by his racquet sponsor just hours after he was fined £11,600 ($15,000) on Thursday for his controversial post-match rant.

India opened their account on the opening day of the 22nd Asian Athletics Championships with women's shot putter Manpreet Kaur grabbing the gold medal with a throw of 18.28m.

Tripura governor Tathagata Roy on Thursday accused the Trinamool Congress government in West Bengal of suppressing the communal riots in Baduria and said his counterpart KN Tripathi is well within his rights to ask questions to the state administration.

The impact of India-China border stand-off in Sikkim is being felt in faraway Gujarat, where the BJP government signing a MoU with a Chinese automobile firm

The IGP said specific orders have been issued to the police to not allow breach of peace in any way anywhere in Jammu and Kashmir.

The post World-beating wealth props up Qatar against Arab sanctions | Reuters appeared first on Firstpost.

What did lead to the current standoff in Sikkim? Here's a a brief lineup of events between India and China concerning the North Eastern state.

Amid the Sikkim standoff, the Chinese Army is carrying out exercises simulating real battle scenarios at high-altitude areas in Tibet, testing new equipment, including a light battle tank.

The post Suspicious truck prompts evacuations at Massachusetts Air Force base | Reuters appeared first on Firstpost.

Women rights activist Trupti Desai was Thursday booked under the Prevention of Atrocities Act for allegedly assaulting a 33-year-old 'former member' of her organisation

MS Dhoni and Yuvraj Singh may still be performing decently in their respective roles for the Indian team, but are clearly missing is the spark of the earlier days.

Arjun Kapoor is apparently playing Pinky while Parineeti is playing Sandy, short for Sandeep, in Dibakar Banerjee's Sandeep aur Pinky Faraar.

Pyongyang warned it would be a "piece of cake" to destroy "gangster" South Korea, state media reported on Thursday, as it raged against Seoul for a joint missile drill with the US following its landmark intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) test.

England and Manchester United's record goalscorer Wayne Rooney could be set for a return to Everton, the club where he made his name, according to the British media.

The extensive coverage of the Justice CS Karnan saga has come under the sharp attack of the Supreme Court which blamed the media for "merrily" riding the Karnan wave.

India's football team on Thursday rose to the 96th spot in the latest FIFA rankings, its best- ever in the last two decades and the second best overall.

Ever since he started functioning from the Andhra Pradesh government's transitional headquarters in the Amaravati capital region in October 2016, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has been claiming that "everything good is happening" to the stat

Several European countries, including France, have announced plans to dramatically reduce the amount of polluting petrol and diesel cars on their roads in favour of cleaner vehicles.

An NGO moved the NGT challenging the environment clearance granted to Khurja Thermal Power Project, prompting the panel to seek a response from the Centre.

The controversy over nomination of three MLAs in Puducherry snowballed on Thursday with the Congress party attacking the decision as unconstitutional and state Lieutenant Governor Kiran Bedi defending it strongly.

In October, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) might face an unlikely gap in their scheduling because of the unresolved pay dispute between Cricket Australia and the Australian Cricketers' Association.

A recruitment drive is planned on the first death anniversary of militant commander Burhan Wani. Quite an audacious move, you might think. It will certainly be called audacious if the army, police or paramilitary forces had planned it.

Kapil Dev and Jacques Kallis were special players. So is Hardik Pandya! His abilities make him India’s best bet as a seam bowling all-rounder at the moment.

Ahead of the release of his upcoming flick Guest Iin London, Firstpost meets up with Paresh Rawal, and he answers every query ranging from movies to politics in his inimitable style, expressions and quirks.

Ambedkar University Delhi (AUD) on Wednesday released its first cut-off list for admission to undergraduate courses for 2017