Breaking The Male Bastion

Breaking The Male Bastion

Wednesday, 24 August 2011 10:25

By Akshi Aggarwal Indian Sports News Think of this game and the first thing that comes to our mind is the raw aggression with beefy men clashing with each other for ball possession. It’s a game meant for the tough. And for we Indians where people just eat, sleep and talk cricket, Rugby is a sport more seen on TV then played on the grounds. So when one get to see the fairer sex fighting for the ball, displaying some raw power on the grounds, it does come as a surprise. Not anymore though. As with time, things are changing and the sport is gaining considerable following among the girls back home. Though in its infant stage, it’s attracting the attention of the girls from other sports, who are ready to try their hands in a game considered to be a male bastion. Click to read more...

End Of Bhaichung Era

End Of Bhaichung Era

Wednesday, 24 August 2011 23:51

By Samikshan Dutta Choudhury Indian Sports News For his fans, he was no less than Maradona and Pele, who symbolized the hopes and aspiration of the whole nation as far as football was concerned. His personality attracted all and his humbleness left people awestruck. His smile was infectious and when he ran with the Tri-colour, the crowd used to go berserk in joy and admiration. Bhaichung Bhutia for sure was a treat to watch on the field. A perfect symphony of skill, class and consistency, Bhutia enriched the game with his impeccable ways. But then all good things come to an end and so has the champion’s career. Bhutia has called it a day, leaving a big void to fill in Indian football. Click to read more...

Motor Sport Will Grow Bigger: Karthikeyan

Motor Sport Will Grow Bigger: Karthikeyan

Being the first Indian and only the second Asian to make way in the Formula 3 championships and to be on the winning list, Narain Karthikeyan has been an Indian Racing pioneer for years now. Driving from a very young age, his passion soon became his profession. Today he is a youth icon and inspiration to many. He has set a paradigm to be idealised by many a motorsport lovers.

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I work best under pressure: Virdhawal

Virdhawal Khade created history in 2010 Asian Games 2010 by winning a bronze medal in the men's 50m butterfly event, as he became the only Indian to win a medal in aquatics at the mega event since Khajan Singh won the silver at the 1986 Games. He also holds the distinction of being the fastest swimmer in his age category. 

He recently qualified for London Olympics 2012 and his nomination for this year’s Arjuna Award just proves his exemplary skills in swimming.

In an exclusive chat with Akshi Aggarwal of Indian Sports News, he talks about the honour and respect he has received post Asian Games win and his preparations for the Olympics 2012.

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It’s A Great Feeling To Be Honoured With Khel Ratna: Gagan Narang

Monday, 08 August 2011 11:28

Ace Indian marksman Gagan Narang, who has been representing the country’s shooting contingent for last 13 years, has been conferred with the country’s highest sporting award -- the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna -- by the Sports Ministry of India. The ace shooter won the award for the year 2010, where he performed exceptionally and won four gold medals at the Commonwealth Games held in India. With this achievement, he became the fifth shooter to have won this prestigious award. Click here to read more...

Football’s Loss Is Boxing’s Gain

Football’s Loss Is Boxing’s Gain

Thursday, 11 August 2011 11:29

By Akshi Aggarwal Indian Sports News Had the adverse circumstances not forced him to leave the football field, Indians would have known this Manipuri lad more for his dribbling abilities than his power punches. But then destiny had something else in store for Suranjoy Singh and despite being good footballer, lack of opportunities in the world’s most popular game back home, brought him into the boxing ring and that changed his life forever. Click here to read more...

CBA, A Haven For Aspiring Cagers

CBA, A Haven For Aspiring Cagers

Monday, 25 July 2011 18:24

By Akshi Aggarwal Indian Sports News 10 years ago when basketball was still in its infant stages in India, Rajesh Patel, a man with immense determination, took a bold step and set up a basketball academy named Chhattisgarh Basketball Academy (CBA) in the steel city of Bhilai. CBA, formed in the year 2001 with a mission to groom players from the neighborhood, has served as a haven to the aspiring cagers from within the region and all across the country. The academy, which started off with a total of five students, now houses a total of 30.

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