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Why do Olympic records keep tumbling?
Today's athletes are not stronger than their predecessors, says a study. So why then?
Singh is Kinng: Ruling the international box office
The movie is Akshay Kumar's career's best performing film
Kolkata, Chennai airports modernisation to begin soon
Patel said, Chandigarh Airport was not being renamed as Mohali Airport.
Hurriyat leader among 5 killed in J&K violence
Tension has gripped the Valley, forcing authorities to impose indefinite curfew.
Rebecca Adlington (GBR/Swimming - 400m free)
Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google News20080811Date of birth 17/02/1989 Place of birth Mansfield (England) Height 1,79 m Weight 70 kg Sport swimming - freestyle Olympic Games (1 medal: 1 gold) 400m frees...
Spanish cyclist becomes first doping failure at Olympics
The 27-year-old tested positive for EPO having undergone the test on July 31.
Average housewife spends 6 yrs of their lives cleaning
It takes 130 minutes to do the laundry and 104 minutes to iron.
Jankovic injured, doubtful for Olympics
She will reach the top ranking on Monday despite an injury-hit season.
Spain's Sanchez claims cycling road race gold
Italian Davide Rebellin finished a close second to take the silver medal.
India off to a poor start; shooters, judoka out
Anjali and Avneet failed to qualify for the finals of the women's 10m air rifle event.
Czech shooter shatters China's first gold dream
Czech shooter Katerina Emmons won the first gold medal of the Games.
Chen wins women's 48kg to give China first gold
She set two new Olympic records with a lift total of 212kg.
Mumbai colony: 10th most expensive address in world
Altamount Road is one of Mumbai's most posh residential areas.
Anti-China protests worldwide as Olympics begin
An anti-China protestor set himself on fire outside the Chinese Embassy.
Aamir Khan to be country's Brand Ambassador
Aamir said he was more than happy to be part of the campaign.
Powell not an also-ran in race for 100m glory
He arrives in China as the least-vaunted of a trio of top sprinters.