Wrestling: Vinesh Phogat to miss World Championships due to elbow injury

Vinesh Phogat injured her elbow during practice in Lucknow.

Vinay Siwach

· Yesterday · 08:27 pm

MSD does it again: Twitter goes berserk as ‘Dhoni Review System’ strikes against Pakistan

The former India captain was spot on when he asked Rohit Sharma to take a review in the Super Four match against Pakistan.

Scroll Staff

· Yesterday · 06:38 pm

Can the emotional power of art (and religion) be the answer to the problems of the post-truth world?

Literary debate: A novelist asked questions about the ‘Hindu Left’. A scholar countered his views. Now the novelist writes back.

Saikat Majumdar

· Yesterday · 05:30 pm

Asia Cup, Super Four stage, India v Pakistan Live: Ton-up Rohit, Dhawan steer India to 9-wicket win

India have now registered four wins on the trot in the tournament.

Scroll Staff

· Yesterday · 04:01 pm

Know Your Arjuna Awardee: World champion Ankur Mittal’s biggest win was also his last in double trap

The 26-year-old will be switching to trap shooting as Double Trap, the event he trained eight years for, is no longer an Olympic sport.

Zenia D'Cunha

· Yesterday · 02:15 pm

Indian Navy locates injured sailor stranded near Australia

Abhilah Tomy was injured after a storm hit his yacht while participating in a race that involved 30,000-mile solo circumnavigation of the globe.

Scroll Staff

· Yesterday · 01:37 pm

First person: A simple bio note for a lit fest reminded me of the relentless scrutiny of queer lives

Children’s book writer and queer feminist activist Shals Mahajan writes about the insidiousness of everyday discrimination faced by queer people.

Shals Mahajan

· Yesterday · 01:30 pm

No, French ex-President Hollande did not deny his Rafale remarks to AFP: Here’s what he said

Hollande told AFP that the Modi government put forward Anil Ambani’s Reliance as part of a ‘new formula’ for the Rafale deal.

Rohan Venkataramakrishnan

· Yesterday · 12:35 pm

It’s not all tiki-taka: How research unlocked the unique philosophy that is the ‘Barca Way’

For the first time, new research may provide some insight into the training methodology and, potentially, the secrets of FC Barcelona's success.

Paul Bradley, The Conversation

· Yesterday · 12:05 pm

Tribute: How the delicate balance between art and life found reflection in Kalpana Lajmi’s work

The ‘Rudaali’ and ‘Ek Pal’ director died on Sunday aged 64.

Soumya Rao

· Yesterday · 11:51 am

Delicious memories: How a cookbook published in the US in 1969 left its mark on Indian food writing

Santha Rama Rau’s ‘The Cooking of India’ didn’t just have recipes. It mixed in memoir, cultural history and travelogue too.

Anu Kumar

· Yesterday · 11:30 am

How do other countries clean their sewers and is there something India can learn from them?

Sewerage management in Malaysia, for instance, has evolved in a phased manner – from primitive systems to automated systems – over the past 60 years.

Vijayta Lalwani

· Yesterday · 10:30 am