The Latest Breaking News from Paris

Not everything has worked but few other nations would have had the temerity to stage an opening in such fashion

PARIS: “Three points!” Craig Fulton, the Indian hockey coach summed up in two words, what he thought was the biggest takeaway for his team’s 3-2 win in the tense opener against a resolute New Zealand outfit at the Yves-du Manoir stadium in Colombes, the north-west suburbs of Paris.

Belgian to spend three days at home before targeting second medal in Saturday's road race

PARIS: India’s top player in men’s singles, HS Prannoy did his confidence a world of good as he came through in straight games to open his Olympics campaign on a high against Germany’s Fabian Roth in a Group K match.

One iconic Emily in Paris character was originally supposed to be very different

PARIS: Even their favourite music couldn’t soothe the nerves of Indian archers as the women’s team cracked under pressure when it mattered the most, floundering against Netherlands in the quarterfinals of the team event at the Esplanade des Invalides on Sunday.

The story behind the French engineer’s ambition to build the highest tower in the world. Plus: more of Jamie Oliver’s delicious food. Here’s what to watch this evening

GORIYA (Jhajjar): As Manu Bhaker aimed for bronze at the Paris Olympics on Sunday, sitting at 6500 kms away — her relatives saw to it that everything stayed quiet at home, avoiding any celebration till the medal was secured.

Mollie O’Callaghan won an Australian battle in the pool while Team GB enjoyed their best day of the Games so far

Jaspal Rana and Manu Bhaker had an infamous fallout a few months before the Tokyo Olympics. There was a lot of infighting within the shooting contingent which went to Tokyo. After a disastrous outing by Manu and the other Indian shooters who failed to win a medal, dirty linen was…

Leon Marchand said he had goosebumps after romping to France's first Olympic swimming gold since 2012 in front of a packed and raucous Paris crowd on Sunday.