New Delhi: Indian tennis sensation Sania Mirza on Monday withdrew from the WTA Sunfeast Open to be held in Kolkata.

“I was really looking forward to participating at Sunfeast Open 2007. I am very upset that this injury is keeping me away from the courts,” Sania said in a statement.

New Delhi: Seems like Sania Mirza will get a respite from the Mecca Masjid controversy.

Masjid officials have asked police to withdraw the case against the tennis star.

Sania had later apologised for shooting a commercial in the Masjid premises on December 13.

Lack of sponsors forced Indian female tennis player, Sania Mirza, to postpone her Pakistan tour. The tour was supposed to be jointly organized by Indian Tennis Federation (ITF) and Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) in order to improve the bilateral relationship between the national tennis organizations of two countries. Earlier, PTF announced its plan to host India’s top male and female tennis players in November or December, but lack of sponsorship forced them scrap the plan. During the tour, Sania Mirza was supposed to play a doubles match against Pakistan’s top tennis player, Aisamul Haq Qureshi.

Tennis is generally considered to be a game mainly for the rich people. Well, I am not saying that tennis players always come from rich background. In fact, Maria Sharapova is the vivid exception in this regard. I want to say that people from all walks of life can not get to play tennis. However, tennis is still a popular game among the people from all walks of life. No doubt, beauty, glamour and fashion have big role behind this attraction for tennis. Well, that does not mean that as a sports tennis has no excitement or there is no passionate fan of tennis. In fact, there are many passionate tennis fans all around, but still, beauty and glamour have become a part of tennis. Here, I am giving a list of some of the most beautiful tennis players of present time:

While India was tougher than anyone against Somalian Islamic terrorists a/k/a “pirates”, the country was meek on its own soil. It’s disappointing that a country headed by a Sikh–who must surely have learned something from decades of Muslim attacks on Sikhs (and Hindus)–does not crack down sufficiently on his country’s Muslim population. At one time, Islam was a much smaller percentage of the Indian populus. Now, it is 10-15 percent and growing–so it matters not whether or not these terrorists were homegrown or snuck in from Pakistan. India has its fair share of Islamic terrorism supporters, such that tennis player Sania Mirza canceled her doubles partnership with Israeli Shahar Pe’er, lest she offend Muslims by playing alongside a Jew.