Former Indian women's hockey captain Rani Rampal retired after a 16-year career, highlighting her journey from poverty in Haryana to Olympi...

Hockey India League will return after seven years with the 2024-25 edition. The league will feature 8 men’s and 6 women’s teams. Separate w...

Indian women's hockey team players, Savita Punia, Neha Goyal, Nikki Pradhan, and Deep Grace Ekka, are determined to secure direct qualifica...

"Our wrestler Ravi Dahiya put up a great performance in a keenly contested bout. I congratulate him for winning a silver medal," Khattar sa...

Athletes from Haryana and Punjab are once again leading the way for the country at the Olympics. The two states, with just 4.4% share of In...

Rampal follows a workout routine as prescribed by scientific advisor Wayne Lombard.

The party has given tickets to a number of noted sportspersons who had joined it in recent weeks.

Sardar said he made the decision after a disappointing Asian Games where India failed to defend its title and returned with a bronze medal.

JSW Sports, the sports arm of the steel to software conglomerate, is acquiring 50% stake in GMR Group-owned Delhi franchise of IPL, Delhi D...

The recent success against top teams like Australia, Netherlands and Germany have proved that India can return to the big league of world h...

The sixth Hockey India Senior National Championships 2016 for men will be held in Saifai while the women's competion will be hosted by Bang...

HI had alleged that Gurbaj created disharmony and groupism in the team and suspended him following the Hockey World League semifinals in An...

The Haryana-girl came into limelight when she became a part of the Indian Team to the 2010 World Cup at the age of 15.

Hailing from Haryana, Sardar played his first international match with the junior national team during India’s 2003-04 tour of Poland.

Sardar, who made his debut in 2006 against Pakistan, led the team brilliantly as India clinched the series 3-1 against the mighty Kookaburr...

The World Kabaddi League has proved achieved better television ratings than the HIL AND IBL, its organisers claimed today.

Irked by the step-motherly treatment meted out to the Indian hockey players by the central and four state govts, the team members have deci...