5/21/2013: Sport: Another walkover, this time from United SC

With Prayag United SC hit badly by budgetary constraints arising out of the deposit collection controversy, their top performer Ranty Martins seems to be in a fix about his future with the club. Even though Ranty had signed just a years contract with the ...

The Mohun Bagan versus United SC match is again in the news for all the wrong reasons. Two days after the match was called off due to bad light, the rematch on Sunday again stirred up a controversy. The match officials alleged that Bagan coach Karim ...

Troubled with a variety of mind-boggling scams and executive overreach, the last thing a shaken United Progressive Alliance-II government needed was a dressing down from the Supreme Court. The  apex court also virtually cut its wings by passing a detailed order asserting that the government’s right arm, the Central Bureau of Investigation can’t be allowed to be caged but should free fly without any hindrance after the blatant interference by the Prime Minister’s Office, ...

I-League top scorer Ranty Martins struck twice as United SC drubbed ONGC 3-1 to end their campaign with a fourth place finish at the Kalyani Stadium today.

Calcutta: Kayne Vincent scored a brace as Prayag United SC thrashed Pailan Arrows 4-1 in their I-League Round 24 tie, at the Kalyani Stadium, on Friday.

Calcutta: Prayag United SC defeated Lajong FC 2-0 in an I-League match at the Kalyani Stadium on Friday. Ranty Martins and Shylo Malsawamtluanga were the scorers.

The United Progressive Alliance (UPA) on Sunday decided against seeking the resignation of Railway Minister P K Bansal, whose nephew was arrested in a bribery case, as also Law Minister Ashwani Kumar, who is in the eye of the storm over the coalgate ...

With the Supreme Court coming down heavily on the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance Government in the coal scam case, the passage of the Finance Bill looks in jeopardy as the Opposition has taken on Prime ...

Guwahati, April 28: A day after Randajied United FC, Shillong, qualified as the second club from the region to figure in the prestigious I-League, Green Valley SC president Pulak Goswami blamed a "bad choice" of coach for his team's failure to make the cut.