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Why Indian sport must embrace climate goals

India, Sept. 10 -- Devendra Jhajharia understands climate change. Double Paralympic gold medallist and president of the Paralympic Committee of India (PCI), Jhajharia comes from Churu, Rajasthan. "Whe... Read More


Venus Williams and WTA leading change in women's sports

India, Aug. 23 -- Early US Open headlines will naturally focus on an American - but the spotlight may not fall on the men. Venus Williams, with a singles wild card and first-round meeting against 11th... Read More


Reddy and setting Indian motor racing on the speedway

India, Aug. 17 -- What's the most attention-grabber way to introduce Akhilesh Reddy? Call him India's Bernie? Reddy laughs at the suggestion and says, "yes, you can say that". (Think circuits, lanes a... Read More


Not everyone is an admirer of Bumrah's availability algorithm

India, Aug. 8 -- A disclaimer to open - this is not a roast of Jasprit Bumrah or a slur on his achievements or his abilities. Bumrah is one of Indian cricket's modern greats, a tri-format giant, with ... Read More


When India's red-ball squad turn up again they'll be the coolest act in town

India, Aug. 4 -- When on Sunday night did you think India could level the series against England? Okay, for sure not at tea time but the fall of Harry Brook's wicket, surely? Not because of his extrav... Read More


Sudden buzz around Indian sport mostly box-ticking

India, July 27 -- Much activity whirled around Indian sport last week - the National Sports Governance Bill 2025 (NSGB) was tabled in parliament, a new National Anti-Doping (Amendment) Bill 2025 made ... Read More


Building for future, a new sporting culture

India, July 8 -- Sports journalists well aware of the reality in Indian sport usually have two responses to its policy documents - either a sigh or a snicker. But given the National Sports Policy (NSP... Read More


Building for future, a new sporting culture

India, July 7 -- Sports journalists aware of the reality of Indian sport usually have two responses to its policy documents - either a sigh or a snicker. But, given the National Sports Policy (NSP) 20... Read More