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The National Sports Governance Act, 2025, is a landmark law that fundamentally reforms how sports are managed in India.  It has improved existing rules and regulations for all sports organizations in the country.  It mandates strict, legally enforceable rules for all national sports organizations, replacing the previous, informal guidelines. This article helps you understand the […]

The World Para Athletics Championships is being hosted in India for the first time ever, starting from 27 September, at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in New Delhi. This 12th edition will see over 2,200 athletes and support staff from more than 104 countries compete across 186 medal events. With the championships just around the corner,

The Online Gaming Bill 2025 is India’s new law to control the country’s huge digital gaming industry.  The Indian gaming market is set to be worth $3.6 billion by 2029, with over 400 million gamers making billions in revenue as per Lumikai, a venture capital firm.  While the opportunity is huge, India needs clear rules

India has made remarkable progress in sports through strategic government policies and targeted schemes. These initiatives provide financial support, training facilities, and career development opportunities for athletes at every level. The government’s investment in sports infrastructure and athlete welfare has changed India’s sports industry significantly, and the ministry has taken significant steps to improve the

India’s sports scene is changing. This leads to a big question: which sport is growing faster—cricket, football, or kabaddi? On-ground sponsors are changing how they view fan loyalty, sponsorship, and grassroots development. This shift comes from the growth of modern football and kabaddi leagues. This study will find the true winner in India’s changing sports

What makes an athlete a national hero?  It’s not just about winning medals, but also about inspiring people and making the country proud. In India, athletes are celebrated through the Top Sports Awards like the Arjuna Award, Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna, and Dronacharya Award.  These awards recognize the hard work of players and coaches

The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports is led by Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya. He continues a legacy that has shaped India’s sports goals since Independence.  This includes hosting major events like the Asian Games and supporting Olympic success. Over the decades, key political leaders have influenced policy, funding, and athlete development.  This post traces the

Sports have always brought magic to India, uniting millions in celebration, heartbreak, and pure joy. The fans feel so connected to their sport that they can stay up late at night, catching their team play an overseas game. Such is the popularity of a few sports in India. Cricket leads as one of the most

There’s something magical about watching the underdog rise, and Bollywood surely understands this well in the Bollywood sports movies.  Bollywood movies aren’t just about winning the game; they are about ordinary people doing extraordinary things.  Bollywood tell stories about dreams that seem impossible until they’re realised.  From cricket pitches to boxing rings, wrestling mats to

Esports is a competitive video gaming where professional players compete in organized tournaments for prize money and recognition online.  Players battle against each other in popular games like BGMI, Free Fire, and Valorant while thousands of fans watch online. India has become the biggest esports hub, thanks to the affordability of smartphones and inexpensive internet