Sports

Cricket for the blind can become a means for expression, exposure, and empowerment for the visually impaired population of our country. George Abraham explores the evolving acceptance of this unique sport.

Virat is letting his passion and his game speak for themselves.

Divij Shah works as an app developer for a Bangalore-based firm, and the cyclist has also won laurels internationally.

The Jude Felix Hockey Academy is changing the lives of orphan and abandoned children on the hockey grounds of Bangalore. Started by former Olympian Jude Felix, this academy is much more than an exercise in sports training and physical fitness.

While millions continue to miss him on the international field, it is clear that Dhoni is enjoying his much-deserved break from the pressures of captaining an international side.

The Arjuna awardee and the Bronze medal winner at the recent Women’s World Chess Championship will impress you with her dedication to achieving excellence in her sport!

India’s great performance at the Rio Paralympics in 2016 is a reflection of the improving scenario for para-sports in the country. Shampa Sengupta writes about a West Bengal event that celebrates the spirit of sports for the disabled.

Twelve-year-old Sharmila was determined to bring some cheer into their lives and worked hard towards her goal.

Divyanshu Ganatra will now organise an event that will see participation from 10 tandem pairs (with each having a visually-impaired cyclist) cycling from Manali to Khardung La.

At 51, the runner redefined fitness goals by participating in the Florida Ultraman and completing the race.