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Container homes to prepare athletes for unusual Asiad stay

Patiala, Sept. 5 -- The towering Tajinder Pal Singh Toor was all smiles after spending a night in the specially designed shipping container which has been transformed into a prototype of the unique ac... Read More


Container homes to prepare athletes for unusual Asiad stay

Patiala, Sept. 5 -- The towering Tajinder Pal Singh Toor was all smiles after spending a night in the specially designed shipping container which has been transformed into a prototype of the unique ac... Read More


Container homes prepare Indian athletes for unusual Asian Games stay

India, Sept. 4 -- The towering Tajinder Pal Singh Toor was all smiles after spending a night in the specially designed shipping container which has been transformed into a prototype of the unique acco... Read More


IOA steps up efforts to address Asian Games logistical issues

India, Sept. 2 -- The Asian Games in Japan's Aichi-Nagoya will be a unique experience for athletes. A conventional Athletes Village has not been built. An Italian cruise ship, Costa Serena, docked at ... Read More


Rohit Rajpal to run for AITA president's post

India, Aug. 31 -- Former international player and current non-playing Davis Cup captain Rohit Rajpal has thrown his hat in the ring for the All India Tennis Association (AITA) president's post. Rajpal... Read More


Asiad Games: Wushu, judo athletes cry foul

New Delhi, Aug. 29 -- The Sports Authority of India's decision to prune the Asiad contingent has irked several federations. Many federations are pointing out at the "ambiguity" in selection based on r... Read More


Asian Games cut leaves wushu, judo athletes crying foul

New Delhi, Aug. 28 -- The Sports Authority of India's (SAI) decision to cut the size of the Asian Games contingent has sparked dissatisfaction among several federations. Many federations are pointing ... Read More


Asian Games cut leaves wushu, judo athletes crying foul

New Delhi, Aug. 28 -- The Sports Authority of India's decision to prune the Asiad contingent has irked several federations. Many federations are pointing out at the "ambiguity" in selection based on r... Read More


Asian Games cut leaves Indian wushu, judo athletes crying foul

India, Aug. 27 -- The Sports Authority of India's (SAI) decision to cut the size of the Asian Games contingent has sparked dissatisfaction among several federations. Many federations are pointing out... Read More


An Se Young dominates as women's singles awaits new challengers

India, Aug. 23 -- An Se Young may not be playing in her home country, but her die-hard fans are all over the world. India is no different. With no Indian in action on the final day, the South Korean w... Read More