Avijit Ghosh is a writer at Times of India. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture, society, and sports, with a particular focus on international sports leagues, major tournaments, and the intersection of sports with pop culture. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as Sunday Times, Hindustan Times, and The Economic Times.
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By: Avijit Ghosh
Perched in a corner near a busy traffic light but veiled by a prosperous tree, ‘Rainawari' can be defined by the phrase, hiding in plain sight.
Meet Aditi Chauhan. Former India goalkeeper and first woman to play in the English football league.
Avijit Ghosh Meet Aditi Chauhan. Former India goalkeeper and first woman to play in the English football league.
Of late, Paraguay’s team has been pilloried by the football press and public. Among other things, the Latin American side has been described as “hooligans”; their style of play labelled as “dirty”, “ugly” and “anti-football”.These accusations have been primarily made by self-appointed gatekeepers, who create the rulebook of aesthetics from the vantage position of privilege.
Just because most matches are watched on TV, doesn't mean every team has an obligation to play attractively. That point is being missed in this World Cup
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Palash Sen 's basement studio at Greater Kailash II is an eclectic place. Deep Purple and Tagore are framed on the wall.
Sunil Gavaskar, Garry Sobers Garfield Sobers was the greatest allrounder of all time. Over 93 Tests, he smashed 8,032 runs, captured 235 wickets and snared 109 catches, some absolute gems in the slips.
Avijit Ghosh Jul 19, 2026, 10:30 IST
