Hyderabad

Rugby India has announced the second edition of the Rugby Premier League, scheduled to take place from June 16 to 28, 2026, at Gachibowli Stadium. Building on the success of its inaugural season in Mumbai, the league will continue in the fast-paced Rugby 7s format, featuring six established franchises. The tournament aims to enhance the sport’s visibility, attract international talent, and strengthen India’s competitive standing globally. With increasing коммерческий interest and structured development, the league represents a strategic step toward professionalizing rugby in India.

Bhavani Kedia, an athlete from Hyderabad’s Attapur locality, has earned national recognition after securing a silver medal at the 27th National Deaf Senior Sports Championship held in Chandigarh. Her achievement highlights both personal determination and the growing prominence of athletes competing in deaf sports categories across India. The performance reflects the rising competitiveness within national-level events for differently abled athletes and underscores the importance of inclusive sporting platforms.