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Sports Possible

Making sports possible in India with stories of underrepresented athletes and sports breaking barriers to achieve greatness.
Manipur’s 19-year-old Linthoi Chanambam secured bronze in the women’s 63kg category at the 2025 World Junior Judo Championships in Lima.
India achieved its finest performance ever at the World Para Athletics 2025, winning 22 medals on home soil.
Nishad Kumar’s Asian record and Simran Sharma’s sprint propel India’s para athletes to a historic medal surge.
Mirabai Chanu claimed silver in the 48kg category at the 2025 World Championships in Norway.
Sumit Antil made history by clinching three World Para Athletics golds with a championship record throw of 71.37m.
Bihar’s Shailesh Kumar bursts onto the global stage with record-breaking gold and cash reward from CM Nitish.
India’s futsal team achieved their maiden international success with a commanding 3-0 win against Mongolia.
Para-badminton champion Pramod Bhagat returns after 18 months to clinch gold, inspiring India’s growing para-sports legacy.
Young Indian women basketballers showcase grit and skill to win Division B and earn promotion to Division A.
Antim Panghal’s tenacity and skill secured India’s continued presence on the world wrestling podium.
Indian Army athlete Sarvesh Kushare breaks new ground for India with a personal best of 2.28m.
From humble beginnings with no sporting facilities, Shivam Lohkare’s record-breaking 84.31m throw marks a new era in Indian athletics.
A young chess prodigy rewrites history by becoming the youngest ever to defeat a reigning world champion.
India’s football team secured their first-ever international victory against Oman, winning bronze in the CAFA Nations Cup after a tense penalty shootout.
Indian archers Jyothi Surekha Vennam and Rishabh Yadav clinched mixed team silver, while men’s team won gold.
India ended an eight-year wait to lift the Asia Cup with a commanding 4-1 win versus South Korea.
Indian pugilist Jaismine Lamboria’s commanding performances at Liverpool 2025 now put her in the world quarterfinals, aimed at securing a medal for India.
Sumit Kundu impresses with a commanding victory, while Neeraj Phogat clinches a close win, boosting India's campaign at the World Boxing Championships 2025.
Delhi teen Madhav Gopal Kamath creates history by becoming India’s first to win the prestigious World Youth Scrabble Championship.
Suruchi Singh’s remarkable rise to the top of ISSF rankings highlights India’s growing dominance in women’s shooting.
The prestigious Badminton World Championships will return to India in August 2026, with New Delhi hosting the landmark 30th edition after 17 years.
Despite a final-match loss, India’s U17 women outscored rivals to become 2025 SAFF champions, showcasing talent and resilience.
India’s comprehensive youth-to-senior weightlifting excellence leads to record-breaking performances and a top Commonwealth medal haul.