Thailand elects its first woman PM
Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva conceded Sunday that Yingluck Shinawatra had won the nation’s election. “Congratulations to Thailand’s first female prime minister,” he said.
Day: July 3, 2011
Thailand elects its first woman PM
Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva conceded Sunday that Yingluck Shinawatra had won the nation’s election. “Congratulations to Thailand’s first female prime minister,” he said.
McDonald leads Leicestershire to easy win
Leicestershire Foxes remain on course for a quarter-final place in the Friends Life t20 thanks to a comfortable six-wicket win over struggling Northamptonshire Steelbacks at Grace Road
Bandits attacked and robbed sever fishing boats at Berbice
Berbice :The police are investigating reports that between 5:30 am on Thursday June 30 and 7:00 pm. on Friday July 01, 2011, three men armed with shotguns attacked and robbed…
Bandit stab police sergant while assisting robbery victims
Around 3 am today Police Sergeant 18905 Chandradat Kuldeep along with his wife and three friends were on their way home when he observed two men on a motor scooter…
Lancashire charge to 10-wicket win
Junaid Khan starred as Lancashire continued their climb up the North Division with a thumping 10-wicket Friends Life t20 win over Derbyshire at Old Trafford
Dhawan to lead in Emerging Players tournament
Delhi opener Shikhar Dhawan will lead India in the Emerging Players tournament to be held in Australia from August 1 to 13
Sculptures that engage your heart — and expand your mind
Janet Echelman never studied sculpture or architecture, and she was rejected by each of the seven arts schools she applied to after college. Yet in an unlikely turn of events, she has become a pioneering creator of enormous flexible sculptures that are…
West Indies hang on for a tense draw
India made a bold declaration to bring the rain-hit Test to life, and Daren Bravo sucked the life right out of it with an innings of application and resolve
Sammy satisfied after batsmen step up
Batting has been West Indies’ major worry in the recent past but an improved performance in Barbados that helped them save the second Test earned praise from their captain Darren Sammy
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