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Lok Sabha (Photo/ANI) — "Most significant reform in sports since Independence," says Mansukh Mandaviya after Sports Governance, Anti-Doping (Amendment) Bills passed in Lok Sabha

India U20 Women join seniors in Asian Cup to cap historic double

Aug 11, 2025

Pro Panja League Season 2: Satnam Singh shatters records with 0.13-second pin, earns 'Badshaho ka Badshaho' title on day 7

Aug 11, 2025

South Delhi Superstarz beat New Delhi Tigers in high-scoring thriller despite Rahul Chaudhary's final-over hat-trick

Aug 11, 2025

R Ashwin asks CSK for clarity on his role in IPL 2026, open to part ways

Aug 11, 2025

Players in action during the match (Photo: Durand Cup/AIFF)

Durand Cup: Indian Army FT wins but fails to qualify for quarterfinals

Aug 11, 2025

Golfer Angad Cheema (Left most) and PGTI Order of Merit leader Yuvraj Sandhu (Right most) with PGTI officials at inauguration of Mysuru Open 2025 (Image: PGTI)

Yuvraj Sandhu, Angad Cheema, Udayan Mane, OP Chouhan, Arjun Prasad to compete in Mysuru Open

Aug 11, 2025

School and students after 'Dream Again' Workshop (Photo: Dream Sports Foudation)

Dream Sports Foundation empowers school coaches with life-saving first aid skills through 'Dream Again' workshop

Aug 11, 2025

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Indian golfers Col. Varoon Parmar (left to right), Simarjeet Singh, Arjun Singh and Ranjit Singh at the opening ceremony of the APGC Mid-Amateur Championship (Image: IGU)

IGU sends four-member team to compete in inaugural APGC Mid-Amateur Championship

Aug 11, 2025

Led by current IGU All-India Mid-Amateur champion Ranjit Singh, the Indian team comprising of Arjun Singh, Simarjeet Singh and Col. Varoon Parmar will participate in the prestigious event at the Graham Marsh-designed Gading Raya Golf Club in Tangerang, Indonesia, from August 12-14. A total of 80 golfers from 20 countries will be battling it out for the coveted trophy

Team Orangutan after winning iQOO Battlegrounds Series (Image: BGMI)

Orangutan Gaming crowned champions of first-ever iQOO Battlegrounds Series

Aug 11, 2025

The tournament began on July 21 with 32 teams. Thirty squads (teams) were invited squads and two teams qualified through the Community Cup after a rigorous qualifier stage. From the group stage, the top eight teams from the overall standings went straight to the Grand Finals, while the remaining 24 competed in the semi-finals. Eight more teams advanced from there, completing the 16-team LAN finals lineup.

ICC CEO Sanjog Gupta with Yuvraj Singh, Mithali Raj at 50 Days to Go' event for Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 (Photo: ICC)

Growth of women's cricket is reflection of country's progress: ICC CEO

Aug 11, 2025

International Cricket Council (ICC) CEO Sanjog Gupta was present at the '50 Days to Go' event for the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025, where he said that the growth of Women's cricket is a reflection of the country's progress.