The Latest Breaking News from SAI

NEW DELHI: The Sports Ministry's Mission Olympic Cell (MOC) on Wednesday approved Tokyo Olympic bronze medallist Bajrang Punia's 35-day training camp in the United States ahead of Commonwealth Games.

NEW DELHI: One of India's most decorated para coaches and five-time Paralympian, Farman Basha, whose indomitable spirit was hailed by none other than Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his interaction with the contingent members upon their return from the Tokyo Paralympics, has threatened to return his government awards and honours,…

NEW DELHI: The smooth conduct of the Asian Track Cycling Championships, which began here on Saturday, will be at the mercy of weather Gods as possible leakage from the roof of the velodrome at the IG Stadium, in case of rain, remains a huge issue.

NEW DELHI: Sports Minister Anurag Thakur on Wednesday said that the government is taking all possible steps to ensure safety of women athletes, hours after the Sports Authority of India (SAI) issued a directive, making it mandatory for NSFs to include women coaches in the teams.

NEW DELHI: Tokyo Olympics gold medallist Neeraj Chopra, who bettered his national record in his very first event since the Olympics, has already set his eyes on the next events and said that he is aiming to improve further in the coming months. Neeraj set the new NR with a…

NEW DELHI: In view of the certain recent harassment complaints filed by the country's female athletes against their respective coaches, the Sports Authority of India (SAI) on Wednesday issued guidelines to the national sports federations (NSFs) to ensure the safety of women sportspersons during international exposure trips and at the…

NEW DELHI: A national-level cyclist, who had accused the head coach of "inappropriate behaviour" during a foreign exposure trip to Slovenia, on Saturday lodged an FIR against him after the Sports Authority of India's (SAI) Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) suggested her to do so.

While the female cyclist, who made the allegations had returned from Slovenia earlier this week, the rest of the contingent including five male cyclist and the coach Sharma got back on June 11

NEW DELHI: India's most decorated male gymnast Ashish Kumar is sinking into depression as his hopes of making the Commonwealth Games squad continue to dwindle a month after alleging partiality in selection trials.

‘There is need to train any differently, it is all about setting the right targets’

NEW DELHI: A 36-member Indian judo team on Thursday left for Spain to participate in the European Open, starting Saturday after securing visas for their travel following intervention of Ministry of External Affairs.