Avishek Roy is a journalist specializing in sports reporting, with a focus on boxing, wrestling, and shooting. He has written for Hindustan Times and has also been featured on CNBC-TV18. Avishek's articles cover a range of topics including national team selections, international championships, doping issues, and athlete achievements and challenges.
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WFI clears India team for World Championship after Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya assures support
By: Avishek Roy
For the Dosanjh concert, the JLN Stadium’s main track has been closed for more than a week and athletes have been moved to warm up area
Nine medals, led by gold winner Chirag and bronze medallist Sujeet, show the depth in Indian wrestling
The Indian Olympic Association made the formal submission last month to IOC’s Future Hosts Commission which oversees interest in future Games
With its huge passion for sport and youthful population, India has much to offer for the future of the Olympic Movement: IOC
The ad hoc committee constituted by the IOA has been asked to manage WFI affairs till sports ministry revoked suspension
India women's team coach Harendra Singh's focus is to foster a team culture, after the Paris Olympics miss
The panel members oppose the IOA president announcing the dates and committees for the Uttarakhand Games
By: Avishek Roy
The Sports Ministry opposes TTFI's appointment of MP Singh as CEO, citing violations of the National Sports Code promoting good governance.
Chairperson of Safeguarding Committee, Suman Kaushik resigned on Friday saying appointment was without her consent
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