The National Dharmic Games (NDG) 2025, the UK’s largest Hindu student sporting event, took place on 15th February at Loughborough University. Organised...
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18th Apr 2025 | Updated at 10:21am 18th Apr 2025
90+ teams participate in NDG 2025 sporting event
The National Dharmic Games (NDG) 2025, the UK’s largest Hindu student sporting event, took place on 15th February at Loughborough University. Organised by NHSF (UK) volunteers, it drew 700 attendees and 90+ teams, including non-Hindu players....
Telugu Association of London hosts volleyball, throwball tournaments
Telugu Association of London (TAL) conducted the 13th annual volleyball tournament along with women’s Throwball tournament in UEL Sports Dock, University of East London on 16 March.
Telugu Association of London (TAL) conducted the 13th annual volleyball tournament along with women’s Throwball tournament in UEL Sports Dock, University...
In a historic move for Middlesex Cricket, former England and Middlesex batsman Mark Ramprakash has nominated Naynesh Desai as his successor for the club’s presidency. The announcement was made at the Lords Pavilion, where both Ramprakash and...
Sanjay Bhandari, the chairman of the football anti- racism group Kick It Out, has emerged as a front runner to become the first chairman of the game’s new independent regulator. Bhandari is on a shortlist of three but is considered the ideal...
Scores of talented young female footballers were presented with trophies at a special tournament held in Birmingham last Sunday (Feb 23).
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IPL franchise owners hoping to invest in the Hundred are set to be warned that discriminating against Pakistani players would be unacceptable and devalue the tournament. It is estimated that seven of the 15 to 20 bidders still involved in the...
