They eclipsed the record of 3:47.22 set by the Services Sports Control Board (SSCB) back in 2022. Karnataka's Akash Mani, Vidith S Shankar, Kartikeyan Nair, and Srihari Nataraj also broke the record, clocking 3:46.09, but finished second today.
Hosts Services Sports Control Board men and Madhya Pradesh women set the pace by booking themselves berths in the next round on the opening day of action in the 41st Senior and 25th Open Sprint National Rowing Championship at the Army Rowing Node situated in the College of Military Engineeri
With 474 participants from 27 affiliated state federations, including a strong field from the Services Sports Control Board (SSCB), Army Sports Control Board (ASCB) and All India Police, the stage is set for the fight for top honours
As the countdown to the Khelo India Para Games reaches its final stages, Delhi State stands on the cusp of making history. The capital is not only prepared to host a world-class sporting event but is also eager to showcase its unwavering support for para athletes. As preparations are in full
Amit Panghal (51kg) and Shiva Thapa (63.5kg) powered their way to impressive victories as they clinched gold medals while defending champions Services Sports Control Board (SSCB) maintained their dominance as they topped the rankings with 12 medals including 10 gold medals with 90 points at
Indian Paralympian and high jumper Nishad Kumar hailed the efforts of the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports to host the first-ever Khelo India Para Games.
The quarterfinal stage of the 7th Elite Men's National Boxing Championships witnessed remarkable performances from Amit Panghal, the 2019 World Championships silver medalist (51kg), and 2021 Asian Champion Sanjeet (92kg) as they secured their places in the semifinals with commanding victorie
The Asian Games gold medallist Pramod Bhagat welcomes the government's initiative of hosting the first-ever Khelo India Para Games; believes this will boost the medal tally of the Indian contingent in upcoming major multi-discipline Para Games like the Olympics and Asian Games
Hosting over 11,000 athletes and countless operational staff across 42 sports over a period of 22 days, Goa set the perfect stage and playing conditions for athletes to rise to the occasion and battle it out to win laurels for their respective states
Maharashtra finished with a total of 228 medals, including 80 gold, 69 silver and 79 bronze medals to end Services Sports Control Board's (SSCB) reign at the top since the 2007 Games in Guwahati