The Silk Road, a series of legendary pathways connecting cities is being reborn as a network of highways, railways, and airports linking 65 countries. read more

In the first set, Banthia just allowed his opponent to win one game in seven, breaking his service on remarkable three occasions. In his very first service game in the match, Fomin felt it very difficult to hold his serve, with Banthia taking full advantage... read more

The series of once-legendary pathways connecting cities, from Kashgar to Paro to Constantinople, which originated at the dawn of the common era and collapsed with the fall of the Mongol empire, is now being reborn as a network of highways, railways,... read more

India and Uzbekistan signed 17 agreements across a range of sectors following delegation-level talks led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Uzbekistan President Shavkat Mirziyoyev in New Delhi on Monday. read more

Amit Panghal joined Sonia Lather and Gaurav Bidhuri in the list of boxing nominees for the second highest sporting honour after the Khel Ratna. read more

Boxing players from across India, Uzbekistan, China, Australia and Africa will be participating in the championship. The gates will open at 4.00 PM and officially broadcasted on NEO Sports from 6.30 PM – 9.30 PM. read more

Sriram Balaji was included in the side for the September 14-16 away tie as a replacement for Divij Sharan, who pulled out due to a tear in his serving shoulder. read more

Amit Panghal stunned the reigning Olympic champion Hasanboy Dusmatov of Uzbekistan to win the men’s light flyweight (49 kilogram) category at the Asian Games 2018. read more

Asian Games 2018 highlights of Day 13: Amit Panghal’s gold makes it India’s best ever gold tally since 1951 games in New Delhi read more

Amit Panghal will look to win gold for India in men’s (49 kg) light fly category\/ read more

India's Amit Panghal (in blue) is declared winner against Paalam Carlo (unseen) of Philippines in the Men's Light Fly (46-49kg) boxing semifinal bout at the 18th Asian Games 2018 in Jakarta, Indonesia on Friday.

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Arpinder Singh from Harsha Chhina village of Amritsar won the gold medal in men’s triple jump at the Asian Games being held in Jakarta read more

Arpinder Singh, who has been without a medal in multi-sporting events since winning a bronze in the 2014 Commonwealth Games, produced a best jump of 16.77m which he came up with in his third attempt. read more

Pincky Balhara, 19, won gold medals in judo at the Continental championship for juniors and the Asian Cup earlier this year. But she didn’t qualify in the trials and hence couldn’t make it to the Games’ judo squad. By then, Balhara though had qualified... read more

How Balhara got to the Asian Games is a fascinating story. The team had to go to Uzbekistan for a 20-day training camp ahead of the Games and help came from his village. read more