Samiullah Khan

The Sanjeevareddy Nagar police arrested Shaik Rikkajol , 24, a native of Malda in West Bengal, and recovered two Rs 1,000 fake Indian currency notes from him in Borabanda on Sunday night.

A police officer says a bomb exploded in northwest Pakistan near a vehicle carrying officials taking part in an anti-polio campaign, killing at least six people.

An unpublicised agreement between Nawaz Sharif and the Saudi Arabian government that provided for the former Pakistani premier to stay away from active politics in return for the dropping of criminal charges against him is set to expire in next 12 days.

If we go by the regulation issued by the CMO, the officers are directed to make plans for the ban and also check the engagement of people involved in such activities and regulate the system in the coming days.

In spite of the fact that RVK training programmes for minorities were routed through the AP Minority Finance Corporation for better accessibility.

A lecture will be organized at Hamidia Girls' Degree College on Saturday to commemorate the 117th birth anniversary of its founder Begum Khursheed Khwaja.

A 12-year-old cricketer died and three of his friends suffered injuries when their Scooty was hit by an APSRTC bus in Bolarum on Sunday.

The SNGPL team finds itself taking on Delhi in the Mohammad Nissar Trophy at the Ferozeshah Kotla from in the immediate aftermath of Saturday's unnerving serial blasts.

The resurrection of Indian hockey in Tokyo Olympics has brought joy to even Pakistan as the legends of the game here believe that the arch-rivals' resurgence would help arrest the sport's decline in their own backyard.

Three-time former Olympic champions Pakistan is facing one of its worst crises with total confusion prevailing over the functioning of Pakistan Hockey Federation.

Authorities seized a total of Rs 24.4 lakh in cash from two cars and in a raid on a businessman in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region on Thursday and Friday.

The 'Sahalag' or wedding season this year is not as rosy as previous years with business dipping more than 50% in the city's flower market after demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes.

It's nothing less than a badge of honour when a legend like Pakistan's Hassan Sardar picks someone to be among the most gifted players in modern-day hockey and compares their skills to the greats from the golden era of India and Pakistan.

He used to be a resident threat to Indian hockey teams of late '70s and early '80s but Hassan Sardar, Pakistan's master centre forward of yesteryears is amazed to see the maturity shown by the national team from the neighbouring nation in recent years.

Hassan Sardar, Pakistan's marauding centre forward of the 80s, evokes awe and admiration in hockey circles. Sardar, whose raids down the middle cut like a knife, ripping apart defences, has a special India connect.