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21st National Youth Athletics Championships 2026
The 21st National Youth Athletics Championships are all set to take place from 1–3 September 2026 at Guru Nanak Stadium, Ludhiana, Punjab. Organised by the Athletics Federation of India, the championship will bring together India’s promising Under-18 athletes.
Young athletes will compete across a wide range of track and field events. The schedule includes sprints, hurdles, middle-distance races and race walks. Field events will feature long jump, high jump, shot put, discu
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Aug 311 min read


National Sports Day — Celebrating the Spirit of Sport
National Sports Day, honouring the spirit of excellence, discipline and determination that defines every true sportsperson.Observed every year on 29 August, the day commemorates the birth anniversary of legendary hockey player Major Dhyan Chand. Known as the “Hockey Wizard,” Major Dhyan Chand remains an enduring symbol of sporting brilliance. His extraordinary career and contribution to Indian hockey continue to inspire generations of athletes.
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Aug 291 min read


Nagendra Prasad Sarbadhikari — The Father of Indian Football
Remembering Nagendra Prasad Sarbadhikari, the visionary pioneer who laid the foundation of organized football in India. His passion for the beautiful game helped popularize football in Bengal and inspired generations of Indian players. From the historic grounds of Calcutta, he sparked a sporting movement that grew across the nation. His contribution remains an unforgettable chapter in Indian football history. On his birth anniversary, we honour his vision, dedication, and las
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Aug 261 min read


A Historic Leap for Indian Athletics
India is set to host its first-ever World Athletics Continental Tour Silver Meet.The landmark event will take place on August 22, 2026, at Kalinga Stadium, Bhubaneswar.It will feature 18 elite track and field events, equally divided between men and women.
A total of 187 athletes from 27 nations will compete on the global stage.The meet brings world-class athletics to Indian soil.It offers Indian athletes a valuable opportunity to compete against international talent. The ev
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Aug 211 min read


India's surge at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow
India's late surge at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow stands out as one of the most remarkable comeback stories in recent Indian sporting history. Competing in a streamlined 10-sport programme that excluded core medal factories like shooting, wrestling, badminton, table tennis, and hockey, Team India relied on combat sports, weightlifting, and para-athletics to break into the Top 4. Final Medal Tally Breakdown India tied host nation Scotland on total medals (39) and go
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Aug 52 min read


Sunil Chhetri: The Legend Who Elevated Indian Football
Sunil Chhetri, born on 3 August 1984, is one of the greatest footballers in Indian history. He captained the Indian national football team for many years with exceptional leadership. Chhetri is among the highest international goal scorers in world football.
He has won multiple SAFF Championships, AIFF Player of the Year awards, and national honours.
His performances brought unprecedented attention to Indian football. He inspired millions of young athletes to pursue the sp
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Aug 31 min read


Surinder Kaur – The Goal Machine of Indian Women's Hockey
Born on 12 July 1982, Surinder Kaur is one of India's finest former women hockey players and an inspiring captain. Hailing from Shahbad Markanda, Haryana, she earned recognition for her exceptional goal-scoring ability and leadership. She led India to a historic gold medal at the 2004 Hockey Asia Cup in New Delhi and later guided the team to a bronze medal at the 2006 Asian Games in Doha. She was also a member of the Indian team that won bronze at the 2002 Women's Champions
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Jul 121 min read


Remembering Shivnath Singh: India's Marathon Legend
Born on 11 July 1946 in Majharia, Bihar, Shivnath Singh became one of India's greatest marathon runners. He represented India at the 1976 Montreal Olympics, inspiring the nation with his determination. In 1974, he won the Asian Games gold medal in the 5,000m event. His historic marathon time of 2:12:00 (2:11:59), set at Jalandhar in May 1978, remained India's national record for an incredible 48 years. Rising from humble beginnings and often running barefoot, he proved that
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Jul 111 min read


Striking with Pride: Celebrating National Kickboxing Day in India
Some milestones fundamentally alter the path of a sport, turning a passionate grassroots movement into an officially recognized national discipline. Every year on July 2nd, the martial arts community across the country celebrates National Kickboxing Day. This day marks a historic turning point for Indian combat sports, commemorating the exact date in 2021 when the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports officially recognized the WAKO India Kickboxing Federation as the National
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Jul 22 min read


Defying Gravity: Celebrating the Inspiring Journey of Mariyappan Thangavelu
True champions aren't defined by the challenges they face, but by how high they rise above them. Today, June 28, marks the birth anniversary of one of India's most iconic and resilient sporting heroes: Mariyappan Thangavelu. From a small village in Tamil Nadu to the highest steps of the global Paralympic podium, his story is a breathtaking masterclass in grit, determination, and absolute excellence. The Triumph Over Adversity Born on June 28, 1995, in Periavadagampatti, Salem
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Jun 282 min read


The Lion of Indian Tennis: Celebrating the Unmatched Legacy of Leander Paes
When it comes to grit, passion, and unparalleled longevity on the tennis court, few names in global sports history shine brighter than Leander Paes. Born on June 17, 1973, in Kolkata, Paes didn’t just play tennis; he became an institution, rewriting the script of what Indian athletes could achieve on the international stage. Today marks the birthday of this absolute legend, whose fierce baseline energy and quick-fire net play inspired an entire generation of tennis enthusiast
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Jun 172 min read


The Court of Excellence: Celebrating the Legacy of Prakash Padukone
Long before badminton became a household staple in India, one man paved the way with unparalleled grace, precision, and determination. Prakash Padukone didn’t just play the game; he single-handedly put Indian badminton on the global map, carving out a pioneering legacy that continues to inspire generations of athletes. Landmark Sporting Achievements Padukone’s career is defined by historic firsts and elite international triumphs that broke barriers for Indian sports: 1980 All
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Jun 102 min read


Sushil Kumar — The Pride of Indian Wrestling
Born on 26 May 1983, Sushil Kumar is one of India’s greatest wrestling champions and Olympic heroes. Through hard work, discipline, and determination, he became an inspiration for millions of young athletes across the nation. He made history by winning a bronze medal at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. In the 2012 London Olympics, he earned a silver medal and became the first Indian athlete to win two individual Olympic medals. Sushil Kumar also won gold at the 2010 World Wrestling
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May 261 min read


The Flying Legend of Indian Athletics
T. C. Yohannan was one of India’s most celebrated long jump athletes and a true icon of Indian athletics.Born in Kerala, he brought international recognition to Indian track and field through his remarkable performances. In 1978, he created history by winning the gold medal in long jump at the Asian Games held in Bangkok.He also represented India at the 1976 Summer Olympics, becoming one of the country’s most notable athletes of his era. T. C. Yohannan set a national long jum
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May 191 min read


Happy Birthday Kapil Dev!
Kapil Dev, born on January 6, 1959, in Chandigarh, is one of India’s most iconic cricketers and a legendary all-rounder in world cricket. Popularly known as the “Haryana Hurricane,” he led India to its historic first Cricket World Cup victory in 1983, a moment that changed the course of Indian cricket forever. Renowned for his powerful batting, disciplined fast bowling, and inspiring leadership, Kapil Dev played a crucial role in shaping India’s sporting identity on the globa
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Jan 61 min read
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