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A nation of sporting moments, not yet a sporting cultureIndia celebrates sports in flashes, with non-cricket athletes often struggling for recognition and financial security. Despite government s...- Iran war could make petroleum products from clothes to crayons more costlyGlobal oil disruptions are making everyday items more expensive. From plush toys to bandages, the cost of materials derived from petroleum ...
- Will Davis Cup win against Switzerland change something in Indian tennis?India celebrated a milestone tennis victory against Switzerland. This win, the first against a European nation in 32 years, highlights indi...
- Find daunting social issue, provide private-sector solution, says Andre AgassiAmerican tennis player Andre Agassi advises young Indian entrepreneurs to tackle societal problems with scalable, private-sector solutions....
- Top-ranked Jannik Sinner has steroid case appealed by the World Anti-Doping AgencySinner tested positive twice for an anabolic steroid in March but was not banned in a decision by an independent tribunal announced by the ...
- State associations propose no confidence motion against AITA President Anil JainEight state tennis associations have proposed a no-confidence motion against AITA President Anil Jain, citing misuse of funds and governanc...
- Going to take another 10 years to produce a Grand Slam champion: Leander PaesTennis legend Leander Paes believes India needs a decade to produce another Grand Slam champion. He emphasizes the importance of nurturing ...
- Change is the Only Hope: AITA under fire, players demand reforms after Davis Cup controversyIndian tennis is in crisis after a 0-4 Davis Cup loss to Sweden, revealing deep divisions between players and the All India Tennis Associat...
- I have just 900 euros in my account, not living a very comfortable life: Sumit NagalThe fund crunch is the story of probably every Indian tennis player but the fact that the country's number one singles player is not saving...
- Why can't India produce a Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal?Why haven’t we been able to produce more players? Take a look at Serbia which has a population of 69 lakhs and has four players (including ...
- Sumit Nagal downs Bradley Klahn, becomes first Indian to win a round at Grand Slam in seven yearsSumit Nagal became the first Indian to win a round at a Grand Slam in seven years when he downed American Bradley Klahn in his US Open firs...
- View: Problems with the ways we decide upon national sporting awardsOne major issue is the number of awards given. Take the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna awardees. When it was instituted in the early 1990s, it was...
- Sumit Nagal has triggered a debate on tennis in IndiaPrajnesh, India’s top singles player is not even considered for TOPS scheme where a sportsperson gets Rs 50,000 a month.
- Digital makeover in sports organisations opening up new avenues for IT firmseDrive Sports organisations are using digital technology to become efficient & engage more with fans.
- What has been your vision for tennis in last 30 years? Somdev Devvarman asks AITAThe retired tennis player has pulled out of a centre of excellence he was supposed to head following a 50 percent cut in budget
- Table Tennis makes an impression in IndiaTo put the achievement in perspective, it was the first time that India returned home with an Asian Games medal since table tennis was intr...
- Vijay Amritraj expresses concern at lack of system in Indian tennisIn the Davis Cup, India have not able to go past the play-offs in last four years, losing to Serbia, the Czech Republic, Spain and Canada i...
- This Indian food item is the latest to be added in the Oxford English DictionaryChana and Chana Dal were a part of vast list of more than 600 other words and phrases.
- Never give up on dreams is what this win taught me: Rohan BopannaRohan Bopanna had to wait for 14 years after turning Pro to clinch a Major trophy, the French Open mixed doubles with Gabriela Dabrwoski.
- I want to leave the game on a high like Pele, Ali: Leander PaesIndian tennis legend Leander Paes says he aspires to exit from the game just like global icons Pele and Mohammad Ali.
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