Indian cricketer Axar Patel’s private Instagram account has become a focal point for discussions about athlete privacy in the digital age. The revelations from his account raise questions about the...
New Delhi, February 2026 — The landscape of Indian digital entertainment has shifted permanently. Following the enactment of the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming (PROG) Act, 2025, the once-ubiquitous...
Key highlights Policy focuses on systems, not slogans Modern sports policy thinking is less “declare one sport” and more: Official policy documents and drafts reflect this systems-first orientation. Why “national...
Key highlights The simple map: who is who? Think of Indian sport like a supply chain. 1) MYAS (Government) = the rule-setter + recogniserMYAS decides whether a National Sports Federation...
Key highlights What to expect (how playoff teams actually win) 1) The turnover tax becomes brutalIn playoffs, teams don’t “bounce back next week.” A single giveaway can be the difference...
Key highlights What India Open represents in the badminton calendar India Open sits in that brutal early-season stretch where players are still calibrating match sharpness—timing, conditioning, and confidence under pressure....
Key highlights What “matters” at the AO in 2026 1) Bodies before bracketsJanuary is still early-season. The winners usually look physically smooth: efficient movement, stable serving rhythm, and recovery that...
Key highlights What Dakar actually tests (the “three risks” model) 1) Navigation riskIn rally-raid, one wrong call can erase an entire day. The best teams don’t just drive fast—they drive...
Key highlights What this event is (in plain terms) Khelo India Beach Games (KIBG) is a national multi-sport event focused on beach disciplines—think beach variants where the surface itself becomes...
Key highlights The myth (and why it survives) “Hockey is the national sport” became a popular belief because: But Parliamentary records show the official position: no national sport is notified. Ministry of...
