"...For the Honour of my Country and the Glory of Sport." The history of India also beckons of an interesting link between Greece (The Motherland of Sports in the world) and India which dates back to 975 B.C. when both the nations pioneered in the sports (games) like chariot racing ...
Fan following for the sport in the country surged in the years following their fairy-tale first ODI World Cup win, in 1983, and by the late 1990s, India was the world's biggest cricket market, and the money from the sale of TV rights to grab the attention of its hundreds of millions...
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This will be the37thedition of the National Games which are India’s own Olympic-style multi-sport event where athletes from the variousstatesandUnion Territoriesas well asServices Sports Control Board (SSCB)compete for medals. Goa is hosting the National Games for the first time in its histor...
If he loves sports, join him in golfing on this day or watch his favorite sport together. If he adores hiking and climbing, it could be time to conquer your height fears by joining him on an adventurous hike. Better still, plan a fun date and while at it, be sure to pamper him ...
The latest news of the second most popular sport in India can be found here. You can read reviews of recent meetings, find out the latest news about your favorite teams and players. Pro Kabaddi League | U Mumba add four defenders to the squad under New Young Players initiative Part of th...
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India celebrates rare title win in its national sport
Socialism in India is a political movement founded early in the 20th century, as a part of the broader movement to gain Indian independence from colonial rule. The movement grew quickly in popularity as it espoused the causes of India's farmers and labourers against the zamindars, the princely...
"It's illegal, but it's rampant in India to avoid paying tax." India loses 14 trillion rupees ($314 billion) from tax evasion annually, depriving it of funds for investment in roads, ports, and power, says Arun Kumar, author of The Black Economy in India. General government tax ...