Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated India's sporting achievements, highlighting the T20 World Cup victory and the historic performances...

Squash is set for the 2028 Olympics, a major milestone. Saurav Ghosal highlights the need for more players and better coaching in India. He...

Cricketer Dinesh Karthik and squash star Dipika Pallikal have welcomed their baby girl, Raaha Pallikal Karthik. The couple shared the joyou...

Anand Mahindra is impressed by the young squash player Anahat Singh, who defeated World No. 10 Georgina Kennedy in straight games to win he...

India's top men's squash player Saurav Ghosal retired after a 22-year career, leaving a legacy of achievements. While bidding farewell to p...

Ghosal made history by qualifying as the first Indian men's squash player to break into the World Top 10, boasting exceptional skills and a...

Central to my mental wellness is the concept of work-life integration. I view my work not as a separate entity but as an integral part of m...

Sunnyfields Farm in Southampton has set a new Guinness World Record by creating a pumpkin and squash mosaic inspired by Tim Burton's "The N...

Gienger's dedication and care for his plants, including regular watering up to 12 times a day and enhanced feeding and fertilization, led t...

Indian squash players Anahat Singh and Abhay Singh won bronze in the mixed doubles semifinal at the Asian Games, losing to Malaysia's Aifa ...

A growing number of Indian mothers are making a comeback in competitive sports, challenging stereotypes and breaking barriers. Athletes lik...

The relaunched World Cup in 2023 would be held in the city following the signing of a multiyear agreement with the Squash Rackets Federatio...

The mPokket founder plays the sport two-three times a week to relax.

Pallikal settled for a bronze medal -- the first by an Indian woman squash player -- after losing to world number one Nicol David in the se...

"I congratulate you & all those who contributed to your success & wish many more such laurels on behalf of the country & TN in future."

Harvard-bound Parth Jindal, heir to a steel empire, on why he needs an MBA and taking his love for sports into the business field.

I had to get myself back on court and played really well in Texas. I am looking forward now to what is a big year for me as well as Indian ...