Dutee Chand

World Athletics Day: Here are some Indian athletes who have made the nation proud recently

World Athletics Day today, 7 May, celebrates the importance of sports in our lives. And what better way to do so than appreciate some of the best athletes in the country?

Government sanctions Rs 3.65 crore for international exposure trips of athletics, yatching teams

Indian track and field athletes are set for international exposure tours ahead of a packed schedule this year that constitutes the World Athletics Championship, the Commonwealth Games and the Asian Games 2022.

Federation Cup: M Sreeshankar, Hima Das among leading athletes in action; Kamalpreet misses out due to knee problem

More than 500 athletes, including 158 women, will vie for top honours in the five-day event, the season's first major domestic championships

Explained: Transgender swimmer Lia Thomas’s success revives biology debate in sport

Why does sport need athlete inclusion procedures? What is the history and how has it evolved? What is the IOC’s policy? All questions answered.

To be among top Olympic nations, Indians must snap out of the Bronze Age of the mind

Anything less than gold does not deserve a carnival of the nation’s emotions

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Dutee Chand finish last in her 200m Heats, unable to qualify for semi-finals

Dutee Chand, who has a personal best of 23 seconds, ended at 38th overall out of 41 competitors.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: 2 August, Day 10 schedule of Indian athletes

Here's the complete schedule of Tokyo Olympics 2020 involving Indian athletes on 2 August.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: 'About time', LGBTQ athletes unleash rainbow wave at Games

A wave of rainbow-colored pride, openness and acceptance is sweeping through Olympic pools, skateparks, halls and fields, with a record number of openly gay competitors in Tokyo.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Dutee Chand included in AFI's 26-member Indian athletics team for Games

Dutee (women's 100m and 200m), MP Jabir (men's 400m hurdles), Gurpreet Singh (men's 50km race walk) and Annu Rani (women's javelin throw) have been assured of entries on the strength of their rankings.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: First batch of Indian athletes to depart for Japan on 14 July, says IOA's Rajeev Mehta

Mehta further informed that the rest of the contingent will travel between 16 and 19 July.