Sania Mirza

Always unafraid to speak out and be herself, Sania Mirza became World No 1 in Doubles after having three surgeries. Her ability to fight adversity is what makes her special.

To motivate the 'Women in Blue,' Virat Kohli, the men's cricket team captain has initiated a fun social media campaign, that has been trending!

A much-loved icon of modern India, the deliciously witty Amul Girl turns 50 this October. Here's the interesting story behind the creation of the iconic blue-haired girl who has been winning hearts with her tongue-in-cheek one-liners for decades.

In a heartwarming video, Indian sportspersons come together to sing the national anthem. The video aims at inspiring the younger generation to pursue sports.

A farmer, an entrepreneur, a social activist and more. Meet the seven Indian women who made it to BBC’s list of 100 most inspirational women.

Sania Mirza became the first Indian woman to win a Grand Slam tournament. What does this Wimbledon victory mean for India? Here are some learnings.

Sania Mirza is the first Indian Women and third Indian to have a Top Seed in any Tennis Grand Slam.

From Indian men's hockey team winning a gold after 16 years to a splendid victory by both the Kabaddi teams. From the unfortunate Sarita Devi controversy to the amazing winners who gave India 8th spot in the final rank tally. Here is all you need to know about India's performance at the Asian Games 2014.