The Olympic Games boast a rich history that spans over two millennia, deeply intertwining with sport and culture. Originating in 776 BC, the ancient Games were held every four years in honour of the god Zeus, featuring not only athletic contests but also artistic events such as music, poetry, and theatre.

Major sports events increase racial hate crimes by 30 per cent, finds new research by the University of Cologne.

Prof Ikram Hussain, Department of Physical Education, and Prof Ekram Khan from the Department of Electronic Engineering at Aligarh Muslim University, in collaboration with Dr. Fuzail Ahmad and Anand Agrawal, have secured a patent titled “Split Sprint Timer” from the Intellectual Property Office of New Delhi. The patent, bearing the number 456666, was officially granted on the 4th of October.

Indian para-athletes have created history with India's highest-ever Medal Tally in the Para Asian Games with 111 medals, including 29 Gold medals.

“Life’s game was neither started by me nor it will end with me. I have only spent a small part of a century with my fluttering body and one day, I will leave this stadium leaving the other players between their activities.” Milkha Singh wrote in his autobiography. And on 18 June 2021, the ‘Flying Sikh’ finally left the stadium of life, leaving behind an inspirational story for generations to come. To get full access to this story, "Subscribe Now" in just Re.1 for the next 24 hours... 

The origin of the game Javelin can be traced back to the primitive hunters, they used a long sharp wood stick for seeking food. Back then, the practice was for survival but with the evolution of mankind, the simple technique of throwing a stick evolved in a modern-day game, Javelin. To get full access to the story, "Subscribe Now" in just Re.1 for the next 24 hours.