India celebrates sports in flashes, with non-cricket athletes often struggling for recognition and financial security. Despite government s...

China's state-of-the-art factories reflect its commitment to innovation, backed by robust research and development initiatives. This enviro...

Pickleball and padel are rapidly growing in India, driven by their social nature and ease of play. Urban millennials, professionals and fam...

The BCCI has expressed interest in supporting two to three Olympic sports, leaving the selection to the Sports Ministry, as part of a plan ...

Tennis Australia seeks to expand its presence in India through increasing media rights partnerships, grassroots development, and corporate ...

Judy Murray and others are debating the decision to hold the WTA Finals in Saudi Arabia starting Saturday. They see potential in promoting ...

UTT is all set to bring back world-class table tennis action to India with the presence of top paddlers from around the world including Wor...

The programme will identify and support the progression of Indian women athletes aged 13-19 years through collaborations with sports academ...

Williams, who made her professional debut in 1995 a year after her older sister Venus, has been one of the game's most marketable stars. Sh...

The Kotak Group’s Insurekot Sports, which also runs Pro Kabaddi franchisee Puneri Paltan, will own the team.

The Bengaluru Open, is one of the biggest ATP Challenger Tour event offering a total prize purse of US $ 150,000.

Rohan Bopanna had to wait for 14 years after turning Pro to clinch a Major trophy, the French Open mixed doubles with Gabriela Dabrwoski.

FORPHEUS acts as a coach using its cutting edge vision and motion sensors.

Organised with support from 18 other embassies including the US, Russia, Canada and Israel, an amount of $39,000 was raised for building to...

BNS Reddy, Inspector General of Police and Director, Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation ensures he spends about two hours daily on ...

The move has the potential to create a new robust stream of funding for sportspersons who struggle to get the attention of large companies.

PAES and Mirza told the world that there’s more to Indian sports than cricket. Now it’s the turn of Indian corporates to step out of the cr...