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Indian Athletes leaving to the upcoming Tokyo Olympics.Our Athletes were spotted in the Indra Gandhi International Airport on 17th July, looking all set to make our country proud. Our Indian Badminton players were found enjoying their stay at the Tokyo Olympics Village post practice session, looking all set to

After a year-long delay, Tokyo Olympics will commence on Friday, 23rd July 2021. All the participants from across the world have made their way to the capital city of Japan. Here is the complete schedule for all the badminton fans. 24th July: Men’s doubles group stage —  Lee Yang/Wang

Badminton is the most played sport in India currently. One of the main reasons this sport has caught on with the masses is that it can be played under any weather conditions, be it on a rainy day or on a hot summer’s day does not matter. Bangalore has

She was the ‘QUEEN’ of the Indian Badminton scene. The first Indian to win the Bronze medal at the Olympics, first to be ranked World No.1, first to win BWF Super Series title, and many other achievements. Saina Nehwal rose to fame when she ended up as a runner-up

Indian National Badminton coach Pullela Gopichand during a special online session organized by the Sports Authority of India emphasized coaches in the sports sector. He said the current athlete-centric funding program no longer helps to produce champions. “The athlete-centric model does not benefit the sport as a whole. They benefit

So then it begins, the oldest sporting extravaganza, THE OLYMPIC GAMES 2021 is just a month away. An event every badminton player dreams of winning, an event where the best of the best go head-to-head, an event an opportunity for every player to get his/her name in the history