Hockey

By Bhairav Pandey , 8 April 2026

Indian sport faces renewed scrutiny after fresh allegations of sexual harassment surfaced within Hockey India, raising critical questions about athlete welfare and institutional accountability. An anonymous complaint, addressed to Dilip Tirkey and a senior official from the Sports Authority of India, has triggered calls for an independent inquiry. The development underscores systemic vulnerabilities in safeguarding mechanisms and governance practices.

By Gurpratap Sandhu , 7 April 2026

The 16th Hockey India Sub Junior Women National Championship commenced with emphatic performances across divisions at the Rajgir Sports Complex in Rajgir. Teams including Hockey Punjab, Uttar Pradesh Hockey, and Hockey Madhya Pradesh registered commanding victories, highlighting the depth of emerging talent in Indian women’s hockey. The tournament’s opening day also showcased lopsided scorelines, reflecting disparities in team preparedness.

By Gurpratap Sandhu , 3 April 2026

The second day of the 16th India Sub-Junior Women National Championship produced a series of notable victories, highlighting the competitive depth of emerging women’s football talent across the country. Goa Women's Football Team secured an important win in Division ‘C’, while Bengal Women's Football Team, Chandigarh Women's Football Team, and Uttarakhand Women's Football Team registered victories in Division ‘B’.

By Gurpratap Sandhu , 1 April 2026

The men’s hockey competition at the Khelo India Tribal Games 2026 delivered thrilling semi-final action in Raipur as Jharkhand and Odisha secured emphatic victories to advance to the championship match. Played at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Hockey Stadium, the matches showcased the growing depth of tribal sporting talent in India. Jharkhand dominated Madhya Pradesh with an overwhelming 8–1 victory, while Odisha outperformed hosts Chhattisgarh with a decisive 5–1 result.

By Bhairav Pandey , 1 April 2026

India’s next generation of hockey talent will take center stage as the 16th Sub Junior Women National Championship 2026 begins in Ranchi, Jharkhand. Organized by Hockey India, the tournament runs until April 12 and features a competitive division-based format designed to accelerate player development. With matches held at the Marang Gomke Jaipal Singh Astroturf Hockey Stadium, the championship brings together emerging athletes from across the country.

By Surbhi Sharma , 17 March 2026

India is intensifying its preparations for the upcoming Women's Hockey World Cup as the national women’s team seeks to elevate its standing on the international stage. With growing investment in infrastructure, coaching, and grassroots development, Indian women’s hockey has entered a transformative phase. The India women's national field hockey team aims to build on recent international performances and translate momentum into success at the world’s most prestigious hockey tournament.