Vinesh Phogat

Despite the disqualification, Wrestler Vinesh Phogat’s career, marked by resilience and historic achievements, remains inspirational. Here's a look at her past wins and the battles she has fought on her journey to the 2024 Paris Olympics, both in the ring and outside.

Paris Olympics 2024: At just 19, Antim Panghal, a two-time U-20 world champion and medalist at the Asian Games and senior world championships, shines as the youngest Indian wrestler at the Paris 2024 Olympics.

It’s not just her victories that are inspiring, but the journey to get here is equally worthy of a mention. Sindhu travelled for almost 56 km every morning to get to Pullela Gopichand’s Academy, where she would train for four hours each day.

In a mighty comeback story, Phogat nearly had a career-ending knee injury in 2016, before going on to win Gold at CWG and the Asian Games

Phogat emerged triumphant at the Asian Games, and a special WhatsApp message by her coach motivated her.

Sindhu, Phogat, and a number of athletes across disciplines swear by his advice, and always consult him!

Women bagged a whopping 20 of the 26 medals India won in the latest edition of CWG. Let us know who's your favourite gold medal contender!

While the core of the Dangal's story holds true to the real life events of Mahavir Singh Phogat and his family, five real-life facts were changed for cinematic effect. Read on to find out what they were. (Note: You are entering into spoiler territory!)

For many Indian celebrities and public figures, their teachers inspired them to go after the impossible, to dream big dreams, and to remain diligent in the pursuit of their passions and talents. Here are the stories of 10 amazing teachers who made a difference in the lives of their extraordinary students.

Vinesh Phogat's journey to the Olympics proves that some dreams are worth fighting for.