Pritish Raj is a Content Manager at The Bridge. He covers various aspects of sports, with a focus on competitive and professional sports. Pritish has been featured in The Bridge and The Indian Express.
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Pritish Raj's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events and developments, particularly in Jaipur, India. Given the extensive event coverage, Pritish would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local sports events or exclusive interviews with athletes and coaches involved in these events.
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By: Pritish Raj
India's fastest man suffered a drop in confidence when an unkind comment on his looks cut him deep, prompting coach James Hillier to counsel him on ignoring foolish people
By: Rohit Mundayur
Despite six throwers with personal bests of over 80m and the presence of Asian Games silver medallist Kishore Kumar Jena, World Championships finalist Sachin Yadav, and Rohit Yadav, the event was subdued.
By: Rohit Mundayur
In Ranchi, a cricketer-turned-shot-putter defeated national record holder Tajinderpal Singh Toor, broke the 20m mark for the first time, and qualified for the Commonwealth Games — all in one night.
By: Pritish Raj
Vishal had trouble walking since he was born with knock knees; ‘I told myself that if you have to become great, you have to make sacrifices,’ he says
By: Pritish Raj
The sprinter’s coach spoke to The Indian Express about how the timing was executed by breaking down the race into phases, with hours spent on the track perfecting every second and millisecond.
The beauty of having sporting heroes you can relate to is that they make greatness feel attainable, not aspirational
By: Pritish Raj
The mark was bettered by Pooja, whom she had mentored and made an athlete with great potential at the international level
Antim, who represented India in the 53 kg category at the 2024 Paris Olympics, suffered a shocking loss against Meenakshi Goyat in the Asian Championships trial earlier this year
By: Pritish Raj
Nobody came forward to claim the bag at the men's Asian Games trials in Lucknow, but officials said it belonged to a support staff member
By: Pritish Raj
Deepak Punia could not train because of an injury ahead of the Asian Games trials and hence moved up to the 97kg category
