Arjuna Award

Indian women's hockey team's Rani Rampal from Haryana is the recipient of the Padma Shri, Khel Ratna and Arjuna Awards.

Kerala's PR Sreejesh earned India a historic bronze in hockey at Tokyo Olympics with his split-second reflexes win the last 7 seconds. Here's the inspiring story behind one of India's finest goalkeepers.

Honoured with the Arjuna Award, Sarika Kale started playing Kho Kho at 13 and fought poverty to play over a hundred tournaments. Her story is as heart-wrenching as it is extraordinary.

“I wished that it would get over quickly, but quitting was never an option. The discomfort only made me swim faster and better."

If you haven't heard of Ngangom Dingko Singh, you know nothing about Indian boxing. Interestingly, he is the one who inspired Mary Kom!

Would you believe that in 2008 at the Junior Nationals, Khushbir completed her race barefoot, not by choice, but because they could not afford walking shoes?

Women weightlifters from Manipur don’t just make up the numbers in India’s weightlifting squad, they make their presence felt with power-packed medal-winning performances.

Competing with 3,148 athletes from 97 countries in 21 sports, the Indian squad made the country proud and clinched one gold medal too.

Indian Olympic shooters were recently stranded at Delhi Airport for over 12 hours due to a customs mix-up. A skeet shooter takes up the cause of marksmanship with PM Narendra Modi.

The versatile bowler had earlier achieved the title of the all-time leading wicket-taker in the world last year, when she claimed 181 wickets in 153 ODI matches.