NEW YORK: Roger Federer has not won a Grand Slam title this year but the 17-time Grand Slam champion topped Forbes magazine's list of the 10 top tennis moneymakers announced on Monday.

WASHINGTON: Tiger Woods has split with coach Sean Foley, the 14-time major champion said on his website on Monday.

Kota. Indradev due to apathy of the state has begun to heat up again. 40 to 45 million units in Kota district currently assessing daily power consumption than the 60 to 65 million units per day is being spent.

Kota. The Institute of Company Sakretrij of India in New Delhi on Monday released the results of the CS examinations. CS Professional examination results 2014 at the All India quota shivangi Patni seventh and took first place at the state level. Shivangi 503 out of 800 marks.

VRINDAVAN: The term 'love jihad' did not make it to UP BJP's resolution passed at its executive meet on Sunday. Nonetheless it was present in undertones that made references to "misconduct" with women of one community by men of another community.

NEW DELHI: Counting of votes for bypolls held in 18 assembly seats began at 8am on Monday morning. The bypolls for 10 seats in Bihar, 3 each in Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka, and 2 for Punjab have interesting raminfications for the ruling BJP.

 LUCKNOW: Blaming the Centre for the power crises in UP, chief minister Akhilesh Yadav on Sunday claimed the state was not getting its alloted quota and took a jibe at BJP, saying why it had not raised the state's share after winning the Lok Sabha election.

DEHRADUN: In a shocking incident, four men were allegedly involved in the beheading of a teen-aged girl, who had accused one of them of raping her earlier this year, in front of her sister in Ramnagar area of Nainital district on Saturday evening, an investigating officer said on the condition of anonymity. No arrests have been made yet.

NEW DELHI: The prospect of BJP veterans L K Advani and Murli Manohar Joshi continuing as members of the party's elite decision-making bodies — parliamentary board and central election committee (CEC) — looked uncertain on Sunday.

TOKYO: Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday pledged full support for victims of last week's massive landslides in Hiroshima, as he made his first visit since the disaster to the western Japan city.