October 2, 1997
NEW DELHI, OCT 1: Two persons were killed and more than twenty injured when three explosions rocked the Amritsar-bound Frontier Mail at Sah...
JERUSALEM, OCT 1: Israel freed its most prominent Palestinian prisoner, the jailed founder of the Islamic Militant Movement (Hamas) today a...
MOSCOW, Oct 1: The Russian-American crew on the ageing space station Mir began dismantling a troublesome computer today and the team on the...
NEW DELHI, OCT 1: Vijay Darda, chairman and managing director of the Lokmat group of newspapers has been elected president of the Indian Ne...
September 29, 1997
DHAKA, Sept 28: Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed today toured the southern Bangladesh coastal region where a cyclone, riding o...
NEW DELHI, SEPT 28:Prime Minister I K Gujral today charged ``certain'' foreign powers with denying India technology in critical defence are...
MUMBAI, September 28: The French motorbike industry is attempting a comeback onto a market dominated by Asian firms, with the launch of a n...
September 24, 1997
HARARE, September 23: Zimbabwe leg-spinner Adam Huckle was fined and skipper Alistair Campbell warned after breaching code of conduct regul...
August 26, 1997
ISLAMABAD, Aug 25: A judge at newly established anti-terrorist court in Pakistan has resigned after it was disclosed that he was facing tri...
NEW DELHI, Aug 25: The Centre is understood to have postponed a decision on the price hike of petroleum products by at least a week. Indica...
August 25, 1997
South Korea's Samsung Group was secretly seeking to take over the ailing Kia Motors while publicly denying such a plan, a newspaper said, q...
SEVILLE, August 24: Russian star Alexander Popov grabbed his third gold medal of the European Championships here today, taking the 50 metre...
COMMACK, Aug 24: A season's worth of frustration will end for either Carlos Moya of Spain or Australian Patrick Rafter as both took semi-fi...
NEW YORK, Aug 24: Defending champion Pete Sampras will be aiming to win the US Open for the fifth time when the last Grand Slam tournament ...
August 24, 1997
LITTLE ROCK, Aug 23: US President Bill Clinton will stand trial next year on sexual harassment charges, a judge has ruled. A federal court ...
NEW YORK: Carl Lewis' career comes to an end on Tuesday night when he runs the anchor leg on the Santa Monica track club's 400-metre relay ...
JERUSALEM, Aug 23: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has asked King Hussein of Jordan and Egyptian President Hosny Mubarak to persu...
August 22, 1997
NEW DELHI, Aug 21: Listed companies coming out with an initial public offering (IPO) of Rs 10 crore or above will have to issue the securit...
JAIPUR, Aug 21: The Rajasthan High Court has held that nobody can be forced to undergo a Deoxyribo Nucleic Acid (DNA) test for confirmation...
August 21, 1997
COMMACK, AUG 20: Todd Woodbridge of Australia, a member of the top doubles team in the world who wants to earn similar recognition in singl...
BRISTOL: Glamorgan off-spinner Robert Croft and Essex paceman Mark Ilott were handed two-match suspended bans yesterday after clashing in a...
August 19, 1997
MUMBAI, Aug 18: The Gas Authority of India Ltd (GAIL) was holding technical discussions with 17 foreign firms to increase the supply of nat...
CAIRO, Aug 18: Israel is to transfer 30 per cent of the tax revenues to the Palestinians that it had held back after last month's bomb atta...
TORONTO, Aug 18: Top-seeded Monica Seles won her third Canadian Open in a row yesterday with a 6-2 6-4 victory over eighth-seeded Anke Hube...
August 18, 1997
AHMEDABAD, Aug 17: The first convention of the Rashtriya Janata Party (RJP) formed by Gujarat Chief Minister Shankarsinh Vaghela, to be hel...
