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IOC Mourns Death Of Randhir Singh, Olympic Flag To Be Flown Half Mast For Three Days As Mark Of Respect
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Wednesday mourned the death of veteran Indian sports administrator Randhir Singh.
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Kapil Dev Credited For Growth Of Indian Golf, Boosting Olympic Hopes By PGTI CEO
Since becoming president of the Professional Golf Tour of India in June 2024, Dev spearheaded a major financial and operational transformation of golf in India.
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Shuttler Lakshya Sen Returns To BWF Top 10 In Men's Singles Rankings After 440 days
India's Commonwealth Games champion and Paris Olympics semifinalist, Lakshya Sen, has made it back to the top 10 in the Badminton World Federation (BWF) men's singles rankings for the first time since March last year.
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Veteran Indian Olympian Archer Shyam Lal Meena Dies At 61
Shyam Lal Meena, one of India's pioneering Olympic archers and a member of the country's first-ever archery contingent at the Olympic Games, died on Sunday night after a prolonged illness.
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'I Regret Being Born 20 Years Too Early': Olympic Icon Gagan Narang To NDTV On India's Historic Sporting Transition
Reflecting on India's dramatic transformation in its approach to sports, Gagan Narang pointed out how the current ecosystem stands in stark contrast to his early days, declaring this the "golden era" for Indian sports.
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Anti-Doping Act Set To Be Amended, Five-Year Jail For Suppliers Of Banned Drugs
India is aspiring to become an Olympic host in 2036 and has bagged the 2030 Commonwealth Games already but the country's poor doping record could become a major hindrance to that plan.
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PV Sindhu, Lakshya Sen Enter Thailand Open Quarters, Kidambi Srikanth Out
Two-time Olympic medallist and sixth seed PV Sindhu needed just 28 minutes to outclass Denmark's Amalie Schulz 21-13, 21-15 in the women's singles second round.
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PR Sreejesh Questions 'Preference' For Foreign Coach After Exiting As India Junior Coach, HI Rejects Claim
PR Sreejesh, who was named as the Indian junior men's team coach after the 2024 Olympics, indicated that he was being removed from the post to make way for a foreign coach
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Neeraj Chopra's Name Missing From Diamond League Rome 2026 Roster, Another India Star Added
Two-time Olympic medallist and India's star javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra is highly likely to miss the upcoming Rome Diamond League, scheduled for June 4.
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'New Mothers Being Helped But WFI Blocking Vinesh': Sakshi Malik's Big Support For Phogat
Olympic bronze-winning grappler Sakshi Malik on Tuesday supported Vinesh Phogat in her tussle with the Wrestling Federation of India over coming back from retirement.
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Women Upset South Korea To Assure India's First Medal; Men Crash Out Of Archery World Cup
India endured a mixed day at the Archery World Cup Stage 2 as the women's recurve team assured the country's first medal with a stunning semifinal win over record 10-time Olympic champion South Korea.
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'Indian Athletes Run Away From Doping Control': International Testing Agency Head
The head of the International Testing Agency (ITA), the body that manages anti-doping programme in Olympic Games and other major global events, has expressed concern at the high rate of doping cases in India.
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London Marathon Record Sparks Shoe Debate: As Marathon Times Fall, Don't Forget the Athlete
From the marathon at the 1908 London Olympics to now, in 118 years of history, Kenya's Sebastian Sawe and Ethiopia's Yomif Kejelcha became the first humans ever to complete the London Marathon's 42.2 km (26.2 miles) distance in under two hours.
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Big Change In Asian Games Likely With Olympics In Focus: Reports
The Asian Games could shift to odd-numbered years after the 2026 edition, effectively moving to the year before the Olympics to serve as a key qualifying event across more sports, according to reports
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Vinesh Phogat Accuses WFI Of 'Deliberately' Blocking Her Return. Wrestling Body Responds
Vinesh Phogat, who hung up her boots after the Paris Olympics heartbreak, took a U-turn on her retirement last December.
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IOC Mourns Death Of Randhir Singh, Olympic Flag To Be Flown Half Mast For Three Days As Mark Of Respect
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Wednesday mourned the death of veteran Indian sports administrator Randhir Singh.
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Kapil Dev Credited For Growth Of Indian Golf, Boosting Olympic Hopes By PGTI CEO
Since becoming president of the Professional Golf Tour of India in June 2024, Dev spearheaded a major financial and operational transformation of golf in India.
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Shuttler Lakshya Sen Returns To BWF Top 10 In Men's Singles Rankings After 440 days
India's Commonwealth Games champion and Paris Olympics semifinalist, Lakshya Sen, has made it back to the top 10 in the Badminton World Federation (BWF) men's singles rankings for the first time since March last year.
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Veteran Indian Olympian Archer Shyam Lal Meena Dies At 61
Shyam Lal Meena, one of India's pioneering Olympic archers and a member of the country's first-ever archery contingent at the Olympic Games, died on Sunday night after a prolonged illness.
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'I Regret Being Born 20 Years Too Early': Olympic Icon Gagan Narang To NDTV On India's Historic Sporting Transition
Reflecting on India's dramatic transformation in its approach to sports, Gagan Narang pointed out how the current ecosystem stands in stark contrast to his early days, declaring this the "golden era" for Indian sports.
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Anti-Doping Act Set To Be Amended, Five-Year Jail For Suppliers Of Banned Drugs
India is aspiring to become an Olympic host in 2036 and has bagged the 2030 Commonwealth Games already but the country's poor doping record could become a major hindrance to that plan.
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PV Sindhu, Lakshya Sen Enter Thailand Open Quarters, Kidambi Srikanth Out
Two-time Olympic medallist and sixth seed PV Sindhu needed just 28 minutes to outclass Denmark's Amalie Schulz 21-13, 21-15 in the women's singles second round.
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PR Sreejesh Questions 'Preference' For Foreign Coach After Exiting As India Junior Coach, HI Rejects Claim
PR Sreejesh, who was named as the Indian junior men's team coach after the 2024 Olympics, indicated that he was being removed from the post to make way for a foreign coach
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Neeraj Chopra's Name Missing From Diamond League Rome 2026 Roster, Another India Star Added
Two-time Olympic medallist and India's star javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra is highly likely to miss the upcoming Rome Diamond League, scheduled for June 4.
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'New Mothers Being Helped But WFI Blocking Vinesh': Sakshi Malik's Big Support For Phogat
Olympic bronze-winning grappler Sakshi Malik on Tuesday supported Vinesh Phogat in her tussle with the Wrestling Federation of India over coming back from retirement.
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Women Upset South Korea To Assure India's First Medal; Men Crash Out Of Archery World Cup
India endured a mixed day at the Archery World Cup Stage 2 as the women's recurve team assured the country's first medal with a stunning semifinal win over record 10-time Olympic champion South Korea.
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'Indian Athletes Run Away From Doping Control': International Testing Agency Head
The head of the International Testing Agency (ITA), the body that manages anti-doping programme in Olympic Games and other major global events, has expressed concern at the high rate of doping cases in India.
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London Marathon Record Sparks Shoe Debate: As Marathon Times Fall, Don't Forget the Athlete
From the marathon at the 1908 London Olympics to now, in 118 years of history, Kenya's Sebastian Sawe and Ethiopia's Yomif Kejelcha became the first humans ever to complete the London Marathon's 42.2 km (26.2 miles) distance in under two hours.
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Big Change In Asian Games Likely With Olympics In Focus: Reports
The Asian Games could shift to odd-numbered years after the 2026 edition, effectively moving to the year before the Olympics to serve as a key qualifying event across more sports, according to reports
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Vinesh Phogat Accuses WFI Of 'Deliberately' Blocking Her Return. Wrestling Body Responds
Vinesh Phogat, who hung up her boots after the Paris Olympics heartbreak, took a U-turn on her retirement last December.
