Arjuna Award

New Delhi buzzes with pride as Anup Sridhar transitions from a celebrated badminton player to a guiding force in coaching. Born on April 11, 1983, in Bengaluru, Sridhar’s journey began …

In the annals of Indian women’s wrestling, few names shine as brightly as Geetika Jakhar. Her unparalleled dominance is evident from clinching the prestigious Bharat Kesari title nine consecutive times, …

In the world of women’s cricket, few stories inspire as much as that of Harmanpreet Kaur, the fearless captain who led India to its maiden World Cup triumph in 2025. …

In the world of women’s cricket, few stories inspire as much as that of Harmanpreet Kaur, the fearless captain who led India to its maiden World Cup triumph in 2025. …

In the shadow of cricket and field hockey, Indian volleyball has long struggled for recognition. Yet one name rises above the rest – Jimmy George, revered as the ‘God of …

For decades, Indian equestrian sports had been languishing in obscurity, with the last golden moment coming in 1982 when Raghubir Singh clinched gold at the Asian Games. That drought persisted …

In the annals of Indian hockey, few moments shine as brightly as Pargat Singh’s miraculous comeback against Germany in the 1985 Champions Trophy. Trailing 1-5, the defender turned the tide, …

In the heart of Bahadurgarh, Haryana, a young boy named Yogesh Kathunia was born on March 3, 1997, into a family with big dreams. His parents envisioned him as a …

In the annals of Indian hockey, few names shine as brightly as Syed Ali. Born on June 17, 1949, in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh—a city revered as the nursery of Indian …

In the annals of Indian archery, few names shine as brightly as Jayanta Talukdar. Born on March 2, 1986, in Guwahati, Assam, this prodigious talent emerged from a region where …