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Light at end of the tunnel for IOA as IOC warms up to readmission

The International Olympic Committee on Wednesday gave India, and its sports fraternity, hope that if they follow the roadmap given to them, they could soon be walking with their heads held high in the global arena.

Anand draws against Karjakin in sixth round

World champion Viswanathan Anand let Russian Sergey Karjakin off the hook and drew after a stellar performance in the sixth round of Norway Chess 2013 Super Tournament in Sandnes, Norway.

US, Russia, Iran unite to save Olympic wrestling

The United States, Iran and Russia on Tuesday forged an unlikely heavyweight alliance to keep the ancient sport of wrestling in the Olympic Games.

Asian body may pull out

India’s hopes of regaining its Olympic status at the International Olympic Committee meeting in Lausanne on Wednesday was dealt a big blow after reports that the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) had backed out of the conclave.

Svidler holds Anand; Carlsen wins

World champion Viswanathan Anand played out an easy draw against Russian Peter Svidler, while world number one Magnus Carlsen turned the tables on Sergey Karjakin of Russia for a twist in the tale of Norway Chess 2013 Super Tournament Sandnes (Norway).

IOC proposes global betting monitoring system

The IOC is proposing the establishment of a global system for monitoring betting patterns during major sports events, the latest step in efforts to guard against corruption and match-fixing.

Viswanathan Anand held by Svidler; Carlsen beats Karjakin

World champion Viswanathan Anand played out an easy draw against Russian Peter Svidler as black while world number one Magnus Carlsen turned the tables on Sergey Karjakin of Russia for a twist in the tale of Norway Chess 2013 Super Tournament in Norway.

Anand loses to Nakamura, Karjakin wins

World champion Viswanathan Anand was in for a rude shock as he lost to Hikaru Nakamura of United States in the fourth round of Norway Chess 2013 Super tournament.

Lift ban for spirit of sport

Initially, I took up sports as a hobby, but when I realised the gravity of donning India colours and competing in the Olympics, it became a passion, Vijender Singh reports.

WADA hones a new code including harsher penalties

The World Anti-Doping Agency's top officials spent the weekend honing a new global code which includes doubling suspensions for some drug cheats.

Anand loses to Nakamura; Karjakin stretches lead

World champion Viswanathan Anand was in for a rude shock as he lost to Hikaru Nakamura of United States in the fourth round of Norway Chess 2013 Super tournament in Bryne.

Intent crucial, not tenure

Any entrant picks up a sport with the sole aim of representing the country one day. I too am not an exception. So, I can understand what Indian sport will lose if we are not allowed to compete under the India flag in the Olympics and other multi-discipline events, writes Yogeshwar Dutt.

Tiger, Garcia locked in duel at the players championship

Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia moved into a tie for the lead with Swedish PGA Tour rookie David Lingmerth early on Sunday morning after they returned to the Players Championship to finish their suspended third rounds.

Six wrestlers flee tournament to avoid dope test

The Vijender Singh story still fresh in mind, Indian sport was hit by another embarrassment as six junior wrestlers fled a tournament here over the weekend to avoid a dope test.

Anand wins, moves to joint second

World champion Viswanathan Anand crushed his former challenger Veselin Topalov of Bulgaria in the third round to jump to the joint second spot in the Norway Chess 2013.
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