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This International Tiger Day, 2018 Asian Games gold medallist Hima Das honoured at Bannerghatta Biological Park wherein a six-month-old tigress has been named after the athlete. 

According to the Forbes list, Virat Kohli remains the sole Indian cricketer in the Forbes list of world's highest-paid athletes with estimated annual earnings of USD 25 million. This and more in today’s (June 12) Sportstop
 

India captain Virat Kohli heaped praise on England all-rounder Jofra Archer and said it would be a delight to watch him play at the ICC World Cup 2019. Archer said he wants to take Kohli's wicket at the World Cup after failing to do so in IPL 2019

Gomathi Marimuthu, who brought India name and fame in the Asian Championships last month could face a four-year ban. The athlete’s ‘A’ sample has tested positive for a banned substance.
 

The 30-year-old athlete, Gomathi Marimuthu, who was initially trailing behind, gradually made her way to the lead and bagged gold in the 800-metre run at the Asian Athletics Championship 2019.

BJP's Rajyavardhan Rathore former Olympian and current union minister for state information and broadcasting will be contesting against Krishna Poonia former Olympic athlete and current Congress MLA from Sadulpur constituency for the Jaipur rural constituency.

Major Surendra Poonia, who recently joined BJP, is the first Indian athlete with the rare distinction of having won medals in power-lifting and athletic events in four consecutive world championships.

Bengaluru: From a chubby boy in New Delhi to conqueror of the cricket world - Virat Kohli's journey has been incredible and an inspiring one to millions across the globe. As he celebrates his 30th birthday today (November 5), MyNation takes you on a trip of how Kohli transformed himself to be one of the fittest athletes in the world. Happy birthday Virat.

Sports Minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore Sunday promised continued support to medal prospects for the 2022 Asian and Commonwealth Games

Born with six toes in both her feet, Swapna Barman's plight came to light only after she became the first Indian athlete to win an Asiad gold in heptathlon .