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Star India paddler Manika Batra went down fighting at World Table Tennis Championships after crashing out in the quarterfinals of mixed and women's doubles events.
Just one win away from a historic medal, Batra and G Sathiyan lost to Japan's Tomakazu Harimoto and Hina Hayata 1-3 (5-11 2-11 11-7 9-11) in the last eight round of the mixed doubles competition.
Also read: Indonesia Open: PV Sindhu goes down to Ratchanok Intanon in the semifinals
Batra had another opportunity to seal at least a bronze medal but she faltered, losing the women's doubles quarterfinals with her partner Archana Kamath in straight games.
Bronze medals are awarded to all the semifinalists in the competition.
Batra and Kamath were no match for the Luxembourg duo of Sarah De Nutte and Ni Xia Lian, losing 0-3 (1-11 6-11 8-11) in a lop-sided contest.

Manika Batra goes down fighting in World Table Tennis championship

Just one win away from a historic medal, Batra and G Sathiyan lost to Japan's Tomakazu Harimoto and Hina Hayata 1-3 in the quarterfinals of the mixed doubles competition.

Star India paddler Manika Batra went down fighting at World Table Tennis Championships after crashing out in the quarterfinals of mixed and women's doubles events.
Just one win away from a historic medal, Batra and G Sathiyan lost to Japan's Tomakazu Harimoto and Hina Hayata 1-3 in the last eight round of the mixed doubles competition.
Batra had another opportunity to seal at least&nbsp;a bronze medal but she faltered, losing the women's doubles quarterfinals with her partner Archana Kamath in straight games.
Bronze medals are awarded to all the semifinalists in the competition.
Batra and Kamath were no match for&nbsp;the Luxembourg duo of Sarah De Nutte and Ni Xia Lian, losing 0-3 in a lop-sided contest.

Just one win away from a historic medal, Batra and G Sathiyan lost to Japan's Tomakazu Harimoto and Hina Hayata 1-3 in the quarterfinals of the World Table Tennis mixed doubles competition.

Star India paddler Manika Batra went down fighting at World Table Tennis Championships after crashing out in the quarterfinals of mixed and women's doubles events.
Just one win away from a historic medal, Batra and G Sathiyan lost to Japan's Tomakazu Harimoto and Hina Hayata 1-3 (5-11 2-11 11-7 9-11) in the last eight round of the mixed doubles competition.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/indonesia-open-pv-sindhu-goes-down-to-ratchanok-intanon-in-the-semifinals-1638002234916" target="_blank">Indonesia Open: PV Sindhu goes down to Ratchanok Intanon in the semifinals</a>
Batra had another opportunity to seal at least&nbsp;a bronze medal but she faltered, losing the women's doubles quarterfinals with her partner Archana Kamath in straight games.
Bronze medals are awarded to all the semifinalists in the competition.
Batra and Kamath were no match for the Luxembourg duo of Sarah De Nutte and Ni Xia Lian, losing 0-3 (1-11 6-11 8-11) in a lop-sided contest.

The discovery of new Covid-19 variant in South Africa has raised questions over Indian cricket team's tour to the country which is scheduled to begin from December 17.
An India A team is already in South Africa and are currently playing the first of three unofficial tests they are scheduled to play. 
According to a report by NDTV quoting sources, the BCCI will await for Centre decision on the new variant before taking any decision regarding the South Africa tour. 
The report also says the senior members of the cricket team who are currently playing the New Zealand series at home are expected to travel to South Africa on December 8. 

India's tour of South Africa | BCCI to await for Centre's decision over new Covid variant

The discovery of new Covid-19 variant in South Africa has raised questions over Indian cricket team's tour to the country which is scheduled to begin from December 17.

Will new Covid&nbsp;variant discovery affect India's tour of South Africa?
NDTV&nbsp;report: BCCI&nbsp;to wait for Centre's decision on new variant
India A team currently in South Africa playing unofficial tests
&nbsp;

An India A team is already in South Africa and are currently playing the first of three unofficial tests they are scheduled to play.&nbsp;

The discovery of new Covid-19 variant in South Africa has raised questions over Indian cricket team's tour to the country which is scheduled to begin from December 17.
An India A team is already in South Africa and are currently playing the first of three unofficial tests they are scheduled to play.&nbsp;
According to a report by NDTV&nbsp;quoting sources, the BCCI will await for Centre decision on the new variant before taking any decision regarding the South Africa tour.&nbsp;
The report also says the senior members of the cricket team who are currently playing the New Zealand&nbsp;series at home are expected to travel to South Africa on December 8.&nbsp;

Congratulations are in order as former actor Geeta Basra and cricketer&nbsp;Harbhajan Singh welcome their second child, a baby boy.
Our hearts are full, our lives complete and we thank the Almighty for blessing us with a healthy baby boy, wrote&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;as he announced the good news on his Instagram.
As soon as&nbsp;Harbhajan&nbsp;shared the news, his friends and fans dropped comments to congratulate the couple.&nbsp;
The couple first turned parents in 2016, with the birth of their&nbsp;daughter Hinaya.&nbsp;Harbhajan and Geeta&nbsp;tied the knot in 2015 after dating for five years.

It's a boy! Geeta Basra, Harbhajan Singh welcome their second child

Geeta Basra and&nbsp;Harbhajan Singh welcome their second baby, a baby boy on Saturday.

Geeta Basra and&nbsp;Harbhajan Singh welcome their second baby
Harbhajan, Geeta blessed with a baby boy&nbsp;
Harbhajan&nbsp;&amp; Geeta&nbsp;also have a daughter, Hinaya
Couple tied the knot in 2015 after dating for five years

Former actor Geeta Basra and cricketer&nbsp;Harbhajan Singh welcomed their second child, a baby boy on Saturday.

Congratulations are in order as cricketer&nbsp;Harbhajan Singh&nbsp;and actor&nbsp;Geeta&nbsp;Basra welcome their second child, a baby boy.
Harbhajan Singh&nbsp;announced the news on Twitter and wrote in his post&nbsp;that both the mother and the baby were doing well. The cricketer has thanked all his well-wishers.
As soon as&nbsp;Harbhajan&nbsp;shared the news, his friends and fans commented on his post to congratulate the couple.&nbsp;
The couple first turned parents in 2016, with the birth of their&nbsp;daughter Hinaya.&nbsp;Harbhajan and Geeta&nbsp;tied the knot in 2015 after dating for five years.

Coca-Cola Company's home-grown soft drink brand, Thums Up is the official worldwide partner at the Olympic Games being held in Tokyo starting July 23 and the drink is bringing on the thunder to celebrate India at the Olympics.&nbsp;"As India enters its 100th year of participation at the Olympic Games,&nbsp;Thums Up&nbsp;aims to celebrate and salute the real heroes of the Olympic Games, athletes, who overcame tremendous odds to reach where they are today," Coca-Cola India said in a statement.Releasing the campaign the soft drink major tweeted, "Thrilled to celebrate the Indian Olympians, who towered over every challenge, and now represent the nation. Best of luck heroes! #PalatDe Thums Up Worldwide Partner Olympic Games #Tokyo2020&nbsp;Read/Watch Also: No spectators&nbsp;at Tokyo Olympics

100 years of India at Olympics, Thums Up brings the thunder campaign worldwide with #PalatDe

Watch as Thums&nbsp;Up celebrates 100 years of India at Olympics with&nbsp;#PalatDe&nbsp;campaign as the&nbsp;official worldwide partner at the Olympic Games.&nbsp;

Tokyo 2021 Olympics 

Coca-Cola Company's home-grown soft drink brand, Thums Up is the official worldwide partner at the Olympic Games being held in Tokyo starting July 23 and the drink is bringing on the thunder to celebrate India at the Olympics.&nbsp;
"As India enters its 100th year of participation at the Olympic Games,&nbsp;Thums Up&nbsp;aims to celebrate and salute the real heroes of the Olympic Games, athletes, who overcame tremendous odds to reach where they are today," Coca-Cola India said in a statement.
Releasing the campaign the soft drink major tweeted, "Thrilled to celebrate the Indian Olympians, who towered over every challenge, and now represent the nation. Best of luck heroes! #PalatDe Thums Up Worldwide Partner Olympic Games #Tokyo2020&nbsp; Play the video after this ! fully !&nbsp;

Best of luck heroes! <a class="css-4rbku5 css-18t94o4 css-901oao css-16my406 r-1n1174f r-1loqt21 r-poiln3 r-bcqeeo r-qvutc0" dir="ltr" role="link" href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/PalatDe?src=hashtag_click">#PalatDe</a>&nbsp;tweets Thums&nbsp;Up to Indian athletes ahead of the Tokyo Olympics.&nbsp;Thums Up is the official worldwide partner at the Olympic Games

Coca-Cola Company's home-grown soft drink brand, Thums Up is the official worldwide partner at the Olympic Games being held in Tokyo starting July 23 and the drink is bringing on the thunder to celebrate India at the Olympics.&nbsp; "As India enters its 100th year of participation at the Olympic Games,&nbsp;Thums Up&nbsp;aims to celebrate and salute the real heroes of the Olympic Games, athletes, who overcame tremendous odds to reach where they are today," Coca-Cola India said in a statement. Releasing the campaign the soft drink major tweeted, "Thrilled to celebrate the Indian Olympians, who towered over every challenge, and now represent the nation. Best of luck heroes! #PalatDe Thums Up Worldwide Partner Olympic Games #Tokyo2020&nbsp; Read/Watch Also: <a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9svj">No spectators&nbsp;at Tokyo Olympics</a>

Indian archer Deepika Kumari&nbsp;regained the number one spot in world rankings after her Gold medal blitz at the World Cup Stage 3 in Paris. Her 3 gold medals in three recurve&nbsp;events including Women's individual, team and mixed pair events ensured that she returns to the top spot of rankings after 9 years. The gold rush in Paris started when&nbsp;Deepika&nbsp;teamed up with Ankita Bhakat and Komalika Bari to win the women's recurve team gold beating Mexico. She then along with her husband&nbsp;Atanu Das&nbsp;won gold in mixed pair. The archer from Ranchi&nbsp;then won the individual event to cap the perfect three out of three in the recurve women's section. Her tally after this blitz goes to 9 gold, 12 silver and seven bronze medals at the World Cups. A big boost for Deepika&nbsp;as she will be the only Indian woman archer to represent India at the Tokyo Olympics next month.&nbsp;

Hat-trick of golds & Deepika reclaims No. 1 archery spot

Deepika&nbsp;Kumari's&nbsp;3 gold medals in three recurve&nbsp;events including Women's individual, team and mixed pair events ensured that she returns to the top spot of rankings after 9 years

Indian archer Deepika Kumari&nbsp;regained the number one spot in world rankings after her Gold medal blitz at the World Cup Stage 3 in Paris. Her 3 gold medals in three recurve&nbsp;events including Women's individual, team and mixed pair events ensured that she returns to the top spot of rankings after 9 years. The gold rush in Paris started when&nbsp;Deepika&nbsp;teamed up with Ankita Bhakat and Komalika Bari to win the women's recurve team gold beating Mexico. She then along with her husband&nbsp;Atanu Das&nbsp;won gold in mixed pair. The archer from Ranchi&nbsp;then won the individual event to cap the perfect three out of three in the recurve women's section. Her tally after this blitz goes to 9 gold, 12 silver and seven bronze medals at the World Cups. A big boost for Deepika&nbsp;as she will be the only Indian woman archer at the Tokyo Olympics next month.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Deepika Kumari&nbsp;regained the number one spot after 3 Gold medals at World Cup&nbsp;</li>
<li>She won gold in Women's individual, team and mixed pair events</li>
<li>Deepika&nbsp;will be the only Indian woman archer at the Tokyo Olympics&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

The sporting community poured in tributes for&nbsp;legendary&nbsp;sprinter&nbsp;Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;on social media.&nbsp;Cricket legend Sachin&nbsp;Tendulkar&nbsp;tweeted, 'Rest in Peace our very own &lsquo;Flying Sikh&rsquo; Milkha Singh ji. Your demise has left a deep void in every Indian&rsquo;s heart today, but you shall keep inspiring several generations to come.'Tennis player Sania&nbsp;Mirza&nbsp;wrote, 'Had the honour of meeting you and you blessed me so many times .. the kindest and warmest RIP Milkha Singh sir .. the world will miss a legend like you .'Ace athlete PT Usha&nbsp;posted, 'Dark clouds of sadness prevail with the demise of my idol and inspiration Milkha Singhji. His story of sheer determination and hard work inspired millions and will continue to do so. As a tribute to him, students of Usha School paid homage to the legend. Rest in Peace'
We may not have seen you compete, but every time we ran fast as kids, we ran 'like Milkha Singh'. And for me, that will always be the legend you leave behind. You didn't just run, you inspired. Rest in peace, sir, tweeted Indian football skipper Sunil&nbsp;chhetriExtremely saddened to hear about the demise of legendary Milkha Singh Ji. May his soul rest in peace. My condolences to friends &amp; family, wrote former cricketer Suresh&nbsp;Raina.
Anil&nbsp;Kumble&nbsp;tweeted, 'Deeply saddened to hear the passing of Milkha SinghJi. His legacy will live on&hellip; a true legend and an icon. Condolences to his family and friends.'Cricketer Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;wrote, 'A hero, an inspiration, a legend. His legacy will live on for generations to come. Rest in Peace, Milkha Singh sir.'
Wrestler Sakshi&nbsp;Malik&nbsp;tweeted, 'A legend like him stays always in power. Rest in power Mr. #FlyingSikh. Your struggling story, your legacy, calmness will live on to inspire generations to come.'Saina&nbsp;Nehwal&nbsp;posted an image of Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;and wrote, 'We will miss you sir'Former cricketer&nbsp;VVS&nbsp;Laxman too posted an image of the legendary&nbsp;sprinter and wrote, 'Sad to hear the passing away of the legend #MilkhaSingh ji. His legacy will live on for generations to come. My heartfelt condolences to his family and well-wishers. Om Shanti'

Sports fraternity mourns Milkha Singh: Tendulkar, Sania Mirza, Kumble pay tributes

The sporting community poured in tributes for&nbsp;legendary&nbsp;sprinter&nbsp;Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;on social media.&nbsp; Cricket legend Sachin&nbsp;Tendulkar&nbsp;tweeted, 'Rest in Peace our very own &lsquo;Flying Sikh&rsquo; Milkha Singh ji. Your demise has left a deep void in every Indian&rsquo;s heart today, but you shall keep inspiring several generations to come.' Tennis player Sania&nbsp;Mirza&nbsp;wrote, 'Had the honour of meeting you and you blessed me so many times .. the kindest and warmest RIP Milkha Singh sir .. the world will miss a legend like you .' Ace athlete PT Usha&nbsp;posted, 'Dark clouds of sadness prevail with the demise of my idol and inspiration Milkha Singhji. His story of sheer determination and hard work inspired millions and will continue to do so. As a tribute to him, students of Usha School paid homage to the legend. Rest in Peace'
We may not have seen you compete, but every time we ran fast as kids, we ran 'like Milkha Singh'. And for me, that will always be the legend you leave behind. You didn't just run, you inspired. Rest in peace, sir, tweeted Indian football skipper Sunil&nbsp;chhetri Extremely saddened to hear about the demise of legendary Milkha Singh Ji. May his soul rest in peace. My condolences to friends &amp; family, wrote former cricketer Suresh&nbsp;Raina.
Anil&nbsp;Kumble&nbsp;tweeted, 'Deeply saddened to hear the passing of Milkha SinghJi. His legacy will live on&hellip; a true legend and an icon. Condolences to his family and friends.' Cricketer Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;wrote, 'A hero, an inspiration, a legend. His legacy will live on for generations to come. Rest in Peace, Milkha Singh sir.'
Wrestler Sakshi&nbsp;Malik&nbsp;tweeted, 'A legend like him stays always in power. Rest in power Mr. #FlyingSikh. Your struggling story, your legacy, calmness will live on to inspire generations to come.' Saina&nbsp;Nehwal&nbsp;posted an image of Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;and wrote, 'We will miss you sir' Former cricketer&nbsp;VVS&nbsp;Laxman too posted an image of the legendary&nbsp;sprinter and wrote, 'Sad to hear the passing away of the legend #MilkhaSingh ji. His legacy will live on for generations to come. My heartfelt condolences to his family and well-wishers. Om Shanti'

The sporting community poured in tributes for&nbsp;legendary&nbsp;sprinter&nbsp;Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;on social media.&nbsp; Cricket legend Sachin&nbsp;Tendulkar&nbsp;tweeted, 'Rest in Peace our very own &lsquo;Flying Sikh&rsquo; Milkha Singh ji. Your demise has left a deep void in every Indian&rsquo;s heart today, but you shall keep inspiring several generations to come.' Tennis player Sania&nbsp;Mirza&nbsp;wrote, 'Had the honour of meeting you and you blessed me so many times .. the kindest and warmest RIP Milkha Singh sir .. the world will miss a legend like you .' Ace athlete PT Usha&nbsp;posted, 'Dark clouds of sadness prevail with the demise of my idol and inspiration Milkha Singhji. His story of sheer determination and hard work inspired millions and will continue to do so. As a tribute to him, students of Usha School paid homage to the legend. Rest in Peace'
We may not have seen you compete, but every time we ran fast as kids, we ran 'like Milkha Singh'. And for me, that will always be the legend you leave behind. You didn't just run, you inspired. Rest in peace, sir, tweeted Indian football skipper Sunil&nbsp;chhetri Extremely saddened to hear about the demise of legendary Milkha Singh Ji. May his soul rest in peace. My condolences to friends &amp; family, wrote former cricketer Suresh&nbsp;Raina.
Anil&nbsp;Kumble&nbsp;tweeted, 'Deeply saddened to hear the passing of Milkha SinghJi. His legacy will live on&hellip; a true legend and an icon. Condolences to his family and friends.' Cricketer Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;wrote, 'A hero, an inspiration, a legend. His legacy will live on for generations to come. Rest in Peace, Milkha Singh sir.'
Wrestler Sakshi&nbsp;Malik&nbsp;tweeted, 'A legend like him stays always in power. Rest in power Mr. #FlyingSikh. Your struggling story, your legacy, calmness will live on to inspire generations to come.' Saina&nbsp;Nehwal&nbsp;posted an image of Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;and wrote, 'We will miss you sir' Former cricketer&nbsp;VVS&nbsp;Laxman too posted an image of the legendary&nbsp;sprinter and wrote, 'Sad to hear the passing away of the legend #MilkhaSingh ji. His legacy will live on for generations to come. My heartfelt condolences to his family and well-wishers. Om Shanti'

Arjan Bhullar became the first ever Indian-origin fighter to win a world title in a top-level MMA&nbsp;promotion after finishing Brandon Vera in two rounds at the&nbsp;Singapore-based One Championship on Saturday. With that, he ended the Filipino-American&rsquo;s five-year championship-winning run.
A former wrestler, Bhullar had won the Commonwealth games gold medal in 2010.&nbsp;After his wrestling career, he also won his UFC debut bout and&nbsp;had become the first Indian origin fighter to do that.
Compatriot Ritu Phogat however wasn't as lucky as she lost a split decision in a closely fought contest.

Arjan Bhullar makes history, becomes first MMA champion from India

Arjan Bhullar&nbsp;makes history, becomes the first ever Indian-origin fighter to win a world title in a top-level MMA&nbsp;promotion after finishing Brandon Vera in two rounds at the&nbsp;Singapore-based One Championship.

Arjan Bhullar became the first ever Indian-origin fighter to win a world title in a top-level MMA&nbsp;promotion after finishing Brandon Vera in two rounds at the&nbsp;Singapore-based One Championship on Saturday. With that, he ended the Filipino-American&rsquo;s five-year championship-winning run.
A former wrestler, Bhullar had won the Commonwealth games gold medal in 2010.&nbsp;After his wrestling career, he also won his UFC debut bout and&nbsp;had become the first Indian origin fighter to do that.
Compatriot Ritu Phogat however wasn't as lucky as she lost a split decision in a closely fought contest.

South African Sports Minister on Friday said the govt would&nbsp;intervene in running of the country's troubled&nbsp;cricket association, leading&nbsp;Cricket South Africa into its 'greatest crisis'.&nbsp;The minister said that the sports body has been stripped of funds and been&nbsp;derecognised. He ruled that the government will take decisions for the country's cricket body&nbsp;when sports officials fail to resolve the dispute. This decision is likely to flare up as the&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;does not allow governments&nbsp;to interfere in national cricket bodies and has previously banned nations that violated the norm. However, ICC&nbsp;on Friday said that it is yet to receive any formal complaint about government interference.&nbsp;Calling it a&nbsp;sad day for the country and its cricketers,&nbsp;Cricket South Africa's&nbsp;interim board chairperson said that the financial, economic sporting, and developmental consequences post the decision would be dire for cricket.&nbsp;

Cricket South Africa faces the 'greatest crisis' 

Cricket South Africa faces the 'greatest crisis' after South African Sports Minister says the govt will intervene in running the country's troubled&nbsp;cricket association

Cricket South Africa faces the 'greatest crisis'
SA sports minister to intervene in CSA's&nbsp;decisions CSA&nbsp;stripped of funds and derecognised&nbsp;by govt
ICC&nbsp;doesn't allow govts to meddle in cricket bodies ICC:&nbsp;yet to receive any formal complaint from CSA
CSA&nbsp;Board: decision would plunge cricket into crisis

South African Sports Minister on Friday said the govt would&nbsp;intervene in running of the country's troubled&nbsp;cricket association, leading&nbsp;Cricket South Africa into its 'greatest crisis'.&nbsp; The minister said that the sports body has been stripped of funds and been&nbsp;derecognised. He ruled that the government will take decisions for the country's cricket body&nbsp;when sports officials fail to resolve the dispute. This decision is likely to flare up as the&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;does not allow governments&nbsp;to interfere in national cricket bodies and has previously banned nations that violated the norm. However, ICC&nbsp;on Friday said that it is yet to receive any formal complaint about government interference.&nbsp; Calling it a&nbsp;sad day for the country and its cricketers,&nbsp;Cricket South Africa's&nbsp;interim board chairperson said that the financial, economic sporting, and developmental consequences post the decision would be dire for cricket.&nbsp;

India's women contingent has ended the Asian Wrestling Championship a haul of seven medals with Vinesh&nbsp;Phogat, Divya&nbsp;Kakran and Anshu&nbsp;Malik winning gold medals on Friday.&nbsp;
There was no stopping Vinesh&nbsp;as she cruised to the title without losing a point in the 53kg category.&nbsp;
19-year old Anshu&nbsp;won her final 3-0&nbsp;with yet another confident performance in 57kg.&nbsp;
Also standing on top of the podium was Divya Kakran&nbsp;after winning the final in 72kg category.&nbsp;

Gold for Vinesh Phogat, Divya Kakran & Anshu Malik at Asian Championship 

India's women contingent has ended the Asian Wrestling Championship a haul of seven medals with Vinesh&nbsp;Phogat, Divya&nbsp;Kakran and Anshu&nbsp;Malik winning gold medals on Friday.&nbsp;
There was no stopping Vinesh&nbsp;as she cruised to the title without losing a point in the 53kg category.&nbsp;
19-year old Anshu&nbsp;won her final 3-0&nbsp;with yet another confident performance in 57kg.&nbsp;
Also standing on top of the podium was Divya Kakran&nbsp;after winning the final in 72kg category.&nbsp;

Disney-Hotstar&nbsp;have a star line up of sponsors ahead of the 14th&nbsp;edition of the Indian&nbsp;Premier League. The online streaming platform said&nbsp;Dream11 is the co-presenting sponsor for this edition.&nbsp;
Along with Dream-11 , overall 10 sponsors including&nbsp;Phone Pe, Association of Mutual Funds in India , Unacademy, Pharmeasy, Livspace, Swiggy, and Parle Agro&nbsp;will be backing the franchise.&nbsp;
Meanwhile&nbsp;Upstox and Vimal Elaichi&nbsp;will be "co-powering" the 20-over play.&nbsp;

IPL sees star line up for sponsors

Along with Dream-11, overall 10 sponsors including&nbsp;Phone Pe, Association of Mutual Funds in India, Unacademy, Pharmeasy, Livspace, Swiggy, and Parle Agro&nbsp;will be backing #IPL2021

IPL 2021: Dream-11 comes on board as co-presenting sponsor

Disney-Hotstar&nbsp;has a star line up of sponsors ahead of the 14th&nbsp;edition of the Indian&nbsp;Premier League. The online streaming platform said&nbsp;Dream11 is the co-presenting sponsor for this edition.&nbsp;
Along with Dream-11, overall 10 sponsors including&nbsp;Phone Pe, Association of Mutual Funds in India, Unacademy, Pharmeasy, Livspace, Swiggy, and Parle Agro&nbsp;will be backing the franchise.&nbsp;
Meanwhile,&nbsp;Upstox and Vimal Elaichi&nbsp;will be "co-powering" the richest cricket league in the world.&nbsp;

2020 belonged to Covid-19 but the human race found ways to remain upbeat by playing, competing and enjoying sports. Here is the recap of the best of sports as we move into 2021 which promises to be a cracking year for sports fans.&nbsp;

2020: An unforgettable year in the history of Sports 

2020 belonged to Covid-19 but the human race found ways to remain upbeat by playing, competing and enjoying sports. Here is the recap of the best of sports as we move into 2021 which promises to be a cracking year for sports fans

2020 belonged to Covid-19 but the human race found ways to remain upbeat by playing, competing and enjoying sports. Here is the recap of the best of sports as we move into 2021 which promises to be a cracking year for sports fans.&nbsp;

Union sports minister Kiren&nbsp;Rijiju along with Minister of AYUSH, Shripad&nbsp;Yesso&nbsp;Naik&nbsp;on Thursday formally recognised Yogasana&nbsp;as a competitive sport. The decision has been taken to encourage yoga and spread awareness about it among youngsters. Rijiju&nbsp;also announced the government's plans to introduce Yogasana&nbsp;in Khelo India and university games, and said it will also be pitched for national games.&nbsp;The sports discipline of Yogasana&nbsp;will likely have 51 medals in 4 events and 7 categories.&nbsp;

Sports Ministry recognises Yogasana as competitive sport

Union sports minister Kiren&nbsp;Rijiju along with Minister of AYUSH, Shripad&nbsp;Yesso&nbsp;Naik&nbsp;on Thursday formally recognised Yogasana&nbsp;as a competitive sport. The decision has been taken to encourage yoga and spread awareness about it among youngsters. Rijiju&nbsp;also announced the government's plans to introduce Yogasana&nbsp;in Khelo India and university games, and said it will also be pitched for national games.&nbsp;The sports discipline of Yogasana&nbsp;will likely have 51 medals in 4 events and 7 categories.&nbsp;

Union sports minister Kiren&nbsp;Rijiju along with Minister of AYUSH, Shripad&nbsp;Yesso&nbsp;Naik&nbsp;on Thursday formally recognised Yogasana&nbsp;as a competitive sport. The decision has been taken to encourage yoga and spread awareness about it among youngsters. Rijiju&nbsp;also announced the government's plans to introduce Yogasana&nbsp;in Khelo India and university games, and said it will also be pitched for national games.&nbsp;The sports discipline of Yogasana&nbsp;will likely have 51 medals in 4 events and 7 categories.&nbsp;

Former Indian cricketer Suresh&nbsp;Raina&nbsp;met Union sports minister Kiren&nbsp;Rijiju&nbsp;on Thursday. Raina&nbsp;who took to Twitter to share his pictures alongsi

'Had great conversation on sports': Raina meets Rijiju

Former Indian cricketer Suresh&nbsp;Raina&nbsp;met Union sports minister Kiren&nbsp;Rijiju&nbsp;on Thursday. Raina&nbsp;who took to Twitter to share his pictures alongside Rijiju&nbsp;wrote that he had a great conversation with him and that it was wonderful to know the progress India is making in all sports verticals. Earlier this month, the 33-year-old also met Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj&nbsp;Sinha&nbsp;to discuss initiatives to open sports academies in the Union Territory.&nbsp;

Former Indian cricketer Suresh&nbsp;Raina&nbsp;met Union sports minister Kiren&nbsp;Rijiju&nbsp;on Thursday. Raina,&nbsp;who took to Twitter to share his pictures alongside Rijiju,&nbsp;wrote that he had a great conversation with him and that it was wonderful to know the progress India is making in all sports verticals. Earlier this month, the 33-year-old also met Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj&nbsp;Sinha&nbsp;to discuss initiatives to open sports academies in the Union Territory.&nbsp;

Reforming Sports Quotas in India With Nandan Kamath

In the first part of our #Dialogues series on sports quotas, Nandan Kamath from GoSports Foundation, The Sports Law &amp; Policy Centre and LawNK spoke about the essence of the sports quota system and the current issues that restrict its potential. Following the same vein, in our second video, Mr. Kamath explores the multitude of approaches that can be taken to ensure that the system can be made more effective and equitable. From recognizing the role of Open Universities to acknowledging the need for allied vocational programs around sport, he dives into certain specific reforms within our education system that can translate into an athlete and student-friendly environment. In a nutshell, this interview examines the necessary educational and Government reforms required within the Indian sports quota ecosystem.

Understanding Sports Quotas With Nandan Kamath

In a nutshell, sports quota reservations in universities and colleges provide budding athletes with a platform to excel in their respective sport and to receive higher education. However, what is the reasoning behind having such a reservation in the first place? Moreover, are there sufficient protocols set in place to ensure that the system is transparent and accountable? We had covered these questions and more in our explainer&mdash;"Breaking Down University Sports Quotas" (https://thebastion.co.in/politics-and...). This time, let's hear an expert's view on the issue. For the first part of our #dialogues series on sports quotas, Nandan Kamath, Principal Lawyer at LawNK and Trustee at GoSports, gives us an insight into the world of sports quotas through the perspective of law and policy. Do let us know your comments and stay tuned for the second part of the series releasing next week.

Breaking Down University Sports Quotas

Researched by Ajith Kidambi Presented &amp; edited by Sumit Krishna Yadav University sports quotas provide budding athletes with the opportunity to receive a decent education and a platform to pursue a potential career in sport. However, its intricacies and more importantly, issues, remain a mystery. This is possibly due to the absence of a uniform system coupled with the lack of transparency.
There&rsquo;s a lot that can be changed to ensure that the deserving get their chance. For that to happen though, we need to take this issue seriously and dive deep into the reasoning behind sports quotas in the first place. Can these regulations be streamlined to ensure that exploitation is minimized? Can the system be made more accountable and transparent? Before delving into these questions, let&rsquo;s try and find out the variety of problems that plague the current framework.

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