HC turns down Gujjars' plea for quota in govt jobs

In a setback to agitating Gujjars, the Rajasthan High Court today held that Gujjars cannot be given special reservation and an act of 2008 has no substratum of quantifiable data that could justify the reservation.

2 years for the December 21, 2012 Apocalypse.....

The Prophesies of the World Ending In 2012
Scientists have long been the greatest skeptics of any sort of spiritual prophecy. However, these scientists are adopting prophesies as they warn of the earth ending by December the year 2012.

2010 YEAR IN REVIEW

2010 was a year of firsts in sports: Spain won the FIFA World Cup, England won their first world title in cricket, India beat England in the CWG gold medals tally and Sachin Tendulkar claimed the most elusive one-day record of them all. Then, there were the lows: the IPL mess and the spot-fixing scandal.
Also, Muttiah Muralitharan and Freddie Flintoff retired from Test cricket, Viswanathan Anand remained king of chess, India reclaimed the Asia Cup after 15 years and Saina Nehwal reached a career highest rank of No. 2.
Before we let these moments slip by at the turn of a new decade, KNOWINGNESS recalls them all.

Anderson to raise awareness about hepatitis...

London, Dec 20 (IANS) Actress Pamela Anderson has taken up the task of raising awareness about hepatitis among people.

The former 'Baywatch' star, who was diagnosed with a strain of the liver disorder back in 2001 after contracting it through a shared tattoo needle, urges people to get tested, saying there is nothing to feel embarrassed

Sachin Tendulkar slams 50th Test Century....

Sachin Tendulkar has reached where no other man may reach again. At 7.36 pm Indian time, he pushed Dale Steyn through a heavily manned cover for four, bringing up his 50th Test hundred.

Badminton: Saina Nehwal makes 2010 a year to remember

Saina is the first female Indian shuttler to win three back-to-back titles - Indian Open GP Gold, Singapore Open and defended the Indonesian Open.

FOR MANCHESTER UNITED'S LOVERS

SIR ALEX FERGUSON is now our longest-serving manager ever; 24 years, 1 month and 13 days. We salute you Sir Alex!