Four-time major winner Rory McIlroy may not watch the golf event on television when it returns to the Olympics next month and hinted on Tuesday it was not one of the sports that would matter in Rio de Janiero. Unlike world number three Jordan Spieth, who said earlier in the day that he agonised over his decision to withdraw from Read More

Roger Federer had his serve broken from 30-0, 40-0 and 40-30 and 5-6 in the fourth set. Twice there were double faults involved in his break of serves – such small were the margins between win and defeat in the Wimbledon semi-final where Milos Raonic triumphed over the Swiss champion. In the press conference, Federer called the break from 5-6, Read More

Tenzin Gyatso Gyatso, who celebrates his 81st birthday Wednesday, is the 14th and current Dalai Lama. Dalai Lamas are priests of the Gelug faculty, a brand new order of Tibetan Buddhism. The Dalai Lama was born in Taktser village, Amdo in Tibet and become decided on as the ‘tulku’ of the thirteenth Dalai Lama in 1937. He turned into formally Read More

Sikhs in the US city of Seattle have raised USD 150,000 for a countrywide focus marketing campaign approximately their network and Sikhism inside the wake of a number of attacks on community members inside the country. The national Sikh campaign (NSC) is making plans to run a historical, presidential-fashion television ad marketing campaign for Sikhs so that it will teach Read More

service provider deliver MV Infinity One, which had stated water ingress, continues to list and is on way to Karwar on Thursday. “De-watering through pumps from INS Trikand and CGS Amal are persevering with operation to keep the vessel secure. currently, MV Infinity One keeps to listing and is proceeding to Karwar (with INS Trikhand escorting it) at sluggish speed. Read More

Forecasts show that 295,000 more primary-age pupils will be enrolled in schools by 2020 Monkey Business Images/REX/Shutterstock Labour Party MPs have criticised the government’s “failed approach to planning for school places” as a “broken system”, amid claims that one in four primary schools is now full or over-capacity. Statistics from the Department for Education suggest that around 23 per cent of Read More