Before flying to the Asian Games as a deputy chef de mission, the 1980 Olympic gold medallist was part of a group that collaborated with Amitabh Bachchan
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The hunter has become the hunted, and it has not been easy
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Overt Islamophobia among Indian players is rare―they are professionals and global ambassadors. It is the fans and the social media trolls that are the incendiary parties
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“Batter” replacing “batsman” in cricket glossary was a small but fundamental change towards gender equality
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Despite a muscle strain and Pakistan’s Arshad Nadeem at his heels, the javelin star ensured gold at the World Athletics Championships
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Not many Dalits have reached the top echelons of sports in India. While class bias existed in the olden days, evidence of blatant discrimination in modern Indian sport is rare
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Once a statement of the British Empire, the Commonwealth Games today have few takers. But reinvention and streamlining will help them sustain
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Initiatives such as the refugee contingent at the Olympics have given hope to athletes who have left their home countries for a reason
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In conversation with the exuberant duo of Indian badminton
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With Federer retired and Nadal injured, the era of the Big Three has made way for the era of the New Big Two
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