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Beijing : A Watershed for Indian Sports Boria Mazumdar |
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When Sir Dorabji
Tata organized the
first modern meet of
Indian athletes with
an eye on the 1920
Antwerp Olympic Games, he found
that despite ru...
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Moment of reckoning for Indian sports Harpal Singh Bedi |
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It is a moment of
reckoning for India,
because as the host it
has much more at stake
in the 19th edition of
the Commonwealth Games to be
held in...
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Educating the Sports Leaders of Tomorrow Aditya Kumar |
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Pricewate rhouse
Coopers, the consulting
firm, recently predicted
that the global sports
market will be worth
$141 billion by 2012, representing
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The changing face of sports in India Jaideep Ghosh |
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Sports in India have
always had a love-hate
relationship with society.
While we as a people
always like to look up to
our stars, more often than ...
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A promising future for Indian Sports V Krishnaswamy |
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In Viswana than
Anand, India has a world
champion in chess, who
has been at the pinnacle
for long and been among
the top-3 of the world for
a be...
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