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Amity Online Learners Make India Proud at the Commonwealth Games 2026 While Pursuing Their Education

Amity Online Learners Make India Proud at the Commonwealth Games 2026 While Pursuing Their Education

New Delhi [India], July 30: Every medal won for India is the culmination of years of discipline, resilience and unwavering commitment. Behind every sporting triumph lie countless hours of training, national camps and international competitions-making it difficult for athletes to pursue higher education through conventional modes of learning. Amity University Online, India’s first online university, is helping bridge this gap by enabling athletes to continue their education through flexible online programs that fit around the demands of training, travel and competition. 14 athletes representing India across boxing, cycling and weightlifting demonstrate how flexible online programs are empowering sporting excellence without compromising higher education.…
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The Road to Olympic Success: Can India Become a Global Sporting Power?

The Road to Olympic Success: Can India Become a Global Sporting Power?

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 28: When Neeraj Chopra sent his javelin flying in Tokyo and took home gold, something clicked for Indian sports fans. It was more than just one medal—it felt like proof that the endless wait might finally be over. For years, India’s huge population watched the Olympics from a distance, rarely making much noise on the medal table. Now, five years after that golden moment, people are asking: can India turn these rare flashes of brilliance into steady Olympic success, or are we stuck chasing miracles every few years? Talent Isn’t the Problem India’s struggles at the…
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Why More Indian Parents Are Pushing Sport Alongside Studies

Why More Indian Parents Are Pushing Sport Alongside Studies

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 25: Ten years ago in a small town in Haryana, if a father told his neighbors his daughter was skipping tuitions for wrestling practice, most people would have raised their eyebrows. Some might’ve said it out loud. Today? The same news gets nods, maybe even a proud grin. Something has genuinely shifted in how Indian families look at sport—not just because of Neeraj Chopra’s Olympic throw or the medals after, but something deeper: parents are rethinking what a “good future” actually looks like for their kids. The old equation is breaking down For years, the formula…
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Why Staying Active Through Sports Matters More Than Ever

Why Staying Active Through Sports Matters More Than Ever

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 23: Not long ago, I ended up at a community hall watching a group of retirees play badminton on a random weekday. There were no medals or trophies at stake. They were really just chasing connection—a reason to get up, see familiar faces, and move a little before the afternoon slipped away. That moment stuck with me. Honestly, it says more about why sports matter today than any statistic ever could. We’ve Engineered Movement Out of Daily Life The way daily life works now, you barely have to move if you don’t want to. Groceries show…
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Three athletes of Odisha AM/NS India Gymnastics High-Performance Centre to represent India in the Commonwealth Games 2026

Three athletes of Odisha AM/NS India Gymnastics High-Performance Centre to represent India in the Commonwealth Games 2026

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 22: Three athletes of Odisha AM/NS India Gymnastics High Performance Centre (Odisha AM/NS GHPC) to represent India in the Commonwealth Games 2026 to be held in Glasgow, Scotland during July 23 – August 02, 2026. Out of the eight athletes in the artistic gymnastics category, three athletes — Tapan Mohanty, Tapeswaranath Das and Olympian Pranati Nayak are part of the Odisha AM/NS GHPC. Tapan Mohanty and Tapeswaranath Das are part of the India Men’s Team in the Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (MAG) category. Olympian Pranati Nayak is part of the India Women’s Team in the Women’s Artistic…
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2026 World Cup Final Preview: Argentina vs Spain — Predictions, Key Battles, and What’s at Stake

2026 World Cup Final Preview: Argentina vs Spain — Predictions, Key Battles, and What’s at Stake

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 18: Sunday, July 19. New York New Jersey Stadium. Two teams, one trophy, and honestly — did anyone actually predict this exact final back in June? Doesn’t matter now. It’s here. Argentina, the defending champions, against Spain, the reigning European champions. Messi against Yamal. The old king against the kid who grew up with his poster on the wall. Football writes itself sometimes. How We Got Here Let’s be real, these two ran very different roads to get to Sunday. Spain has been almost boringly good, in the best way. One draw against Cape Verde to…
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Nurturing Champions: The Role of Sports in Youth Development

Nurturing Champions: The Role of Sports in Youth Development

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 16: Stop by any park on a Saturday morning, and it’s impossible to miss—a blur of kids chasing a ball, tripping, arguing about the rules, and laughing way too loud for how early it is. It just looks like regular playtime. But beneath all the racket, these kids are actually picking up things they’ll lean on for the rest of their lives: dealing with losing, pushing through tough moments, and figuring out how to treat people right. Sure, trophies and final scores get everyone excited, but, honestly, that stuff fades. The real wins show up years…
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More Than A Game, Less Than A Religion: How The FIFA World Cup Quietly Became A Global Lifestyle Movement

More Than A Game, Less Than A Religion: How The FIFA World Cup Quietly Became A Global Lifestyle Movement

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 11: Every four years, football politely reminds the world that it was never just about ninety minutes on a pitch. Streets transform into fan zones, cafés become miniature stadiums, wardrobes suddenly acquire suspicious amounts of national colours, and people who couldn’t locate a football last month somehow develop passionate opinions about formations and substitutions. The FIFA World Cup doesn’t simply dominate sports headlines; it quietly infiltrates everyday life. From fashion and food to travel and social habits, the tournament has evolved into one of the world’s most influential lifestyle events, proving that the biggest trophy isn’t…
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Successful Completion of the 28th West Bengal State Karate Do Championship 2026

Successful Completion of the 28th West Bengal State Karate Do Championship 2026

Khudiram Anushilan Kendra, Kolkata | 27th & 28th June 2026 Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], July 9: The 28th West Bengal State Karate Do Championship 2026 was successfully organized by the Karate Do Association of Bengal (KAB) at Khudiram Anushilan Kendra, Kolkata, on 27th & 28th June 2026. The Championship once again showcased the remarkable growth of karate in West Bengal, bringing together 1,200 players from all affiliated district associations under KAB. The event was conducted with exceptional discipline and professionalism by 70 WKF, AKF & KIO qualified Referees and Judges, ensuring that every bout was judged according to international standards. The Karate…
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FIFA World Cup 2026: Everything You Need to Know About the Biggest Football Tournament Ever

FIFA World Cup 2026: Everything You Need to Know About the Biggest Football Tournament Ever

New Delhi [India], July 4: The countdown has started for the FIFA World Cup 2026. Football fans over the world are excited. Every four years the World Cup brings together countries, cultures and millions of fans to celebrate football. The 2026 edition will be different. It will be bigger, longer and more inclusive. It will be the FIFA World Cup ever. For football fans this tournament is not a sporting event. It’s a festival where dreams are made legends are born and memories are created. A Historic First for Three Nations One of the interesting things about the FIFA World…
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