India’s new generation of boxing champions is finding a path from Commonwealth glory to commercial opportunity, but the journey beyond…
Long before venture capital found Indian sport, a college principal in Kolhapur bet his own home on a 27-year-old grappler…
Long before IPL contracts and crore-a-match endorsements, a gold Audi rolling around the Melbourne Cricket Ground showed a closed economy…
When Dilip Gavit crossed the finish line in Glasgow, he did not just break a record. He broke the assumption…
For three years, a farmer’s daughter in Manipur hid her boxing gloves from her own father. What she couldn’t hide,…
In 1983, the BCCI couldn’t afford to reward its World Cup-winning team. A charity concert by Lata Mangeshkar changed that…
How a girl who hitched free rides on sand trucks in Manipur turned into a seven-figure endorsement asset, and what…
How a stabbing, a betrayal and one father’s cartoon drawings turned a teenage tennis prodigy into her own sovereign wealth…
Nameirakpam Kunjarani Devi trained on bamboo squat racks and welded autorickshaw rods. Four decades on, her sport pays crores, and…
How a 39-year-old cricketer from a one-room house in Dombivli built a commercial empire and why the brands keep betting…
When Prakash Padukone conquered Wembley in 1980, he wasn’t just winning a badminton title—he was drafting a corporate blueprint. By…
A cricketer from a Sangli backyard just joined Serena Williams on Mattel’s list of firsts. Behind that is a story…
When fast bowler Harshit Rana and Varun Chakaravarthy broke down at Trent Bridge, the brutal math of international cricket’s workload…
He paused a war on his knees, but found that peace is fragile when the clinic shelves are bare. From…
This is the story of how a steel conglomerate engineered India’s most disciplined football club from scratch. It’s a deep…
From a town with zero chess infrastructure to crashing the elite 2800 club, Arjun Erigaisi’s rise is anything but traditional.…
For thirty years, the Indian government called adapted vehicles “invalid carriages.” Then a paralyzed army wife threw a metal ball…
A software engineer from Tonk, Rajasthan gave up a corporate salary to drive 170 kilometers for cricket nets in Ireland.…
