Sports

President Droupadi Murmu, Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan and Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for making yoga a lifelong practice rather than a one-day event. The Indian Tribal reports

The two young athletes are inspiring examples of turning adversity into achievement with stirring gold medal victories in Raipur. Their journeys reflect resilience shaped by grief, illness and relentless pursuit of excellence. The Indian Tribal reports

Around 3,800 participants from 30 states are taking part in disciplines like archery, athletics, football, hockey, swimming, weightlifting, and wrestling. The event blends competition with culture, showcasing India’s rich tribal heritage on a national platform. The Indian Tribal reports

A few passionate individuals from the indigenous Bhutia and Lepcha communities are rooting for a sport, which is both cool and rebellious, and part of the Olympics. Deepanwita Gita Niyogi finds out more

Peaceful coexistence with nature, a respect for living beings other than ourselves and some entertainment make up this game. Proyashi Barua joins in

Once confined to the boys’ dormitories of the northeastern State, the rod-pushing duel is regaining visibility through government efforts, festivals and cultural revivals. The Indian Tribal tells us what the sport is all about

While villagers in several districts in Odisha are keeping it alive with their own limited means and resources, it is yet to catch the attention of the Governments both at the State and the Centre. However, a corporate bigwig has chipped in to play a role in its [...]

The two tribals will be conferred with the Arjuna Award for “Outstanding Performance in Sports And Games, 2024”. The Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports announced the National Sports Awards 2024 on Thursday. The Indian Tribal reports

Hailing from underprivileged families in adivasi-dominated Mayurbhanj in Odisha, they are bringing laurels at national and international levels. Deepanwita Gita Niyogi gets to know the rising stars and the man behind them

Played mostly by Santal tribals in Mayurbhanj district of Odisha and in the Kolhan region of Jharkhand, this traditional khela (game) is dying slowly without the support of major sports clubs and patronage of State governments, writes Niroj Ranjan Mishra