With a rich history of informing, inspiring, and uniting people, TOI is taking the lead in spearheading the ‘Right to Excellence’ ethos. TOI firmly believes that excellence drives action, ushers progress and brings about empowerment. As part of this initiative, TOI will be launching a series of exceptional events, each focusing on a unique category.
The Times Sports Summit 2023 is the first event under the campaign 'Right to Excellence' which will bring together sporting legends, policymakers and game changers, all under one roof. From addressing challenges and opportunities to understanding the role of policy-making, the summit will comprise different panels that explore how sports in India can reach greater heights.
The Right to Excellence - Sports Edition will take place on September 15, 2023 and will see the participation of legendary athletes including Mary Kom, Vijender Singh, Gagan Narang and Deepa Malik.
What's on the agenda at the Times Sports Summit 2023? Catch all the details HERE
Vijender Singh (TOI Photo)
While Sports will set the ball rolling, different editions will soon follow. With Right to Excellence, TOI reinforces its unwavering commitment towards empowering individuals and enabling change.
Mary Kom (ANI Photo)
Post that a fireside chat with legendary boxer MC Mary Kom will give a sneak peak into the life and journey of the six-time world champion and Olympic medal winning pugilist, giving the audience a ring side view of her journey to excellence.
The second panel discussion will be on the topic of 'The business of Sports'. professional boxer and Olympic medallist Vijender Singh and Divyanshu Singh, COO, JSW Sports Pvt. Ltd. will give an inside knowledge of how the sports is operated commercially, to make it profitable for the athletes and the promoters.
Another fireside chat - 'Gamechangers' will follow, this time former Indian cricketer will share his reflections on his journey and achievements.
The summit will culminate with a panel discussion on the topic of 'Women in Sports: Shifting the paradigm'. Wrestler Geeta Phogat, World Championship medallist Anju Bobby George, Mc Mary Kom and former Indian athlete Ashwini Nachappa will discuss the shifting paradigm in women's sports.
