rugby
Wheelchair Rugby Federation of India is helping quadriplegics live life on their own by boosting their mobility and confidence through sport
[…]Saif Ullah Khan, a national-level rugby player, is leveraging the power of rugby to transform lives and aid those in need
[…]Little known to most citizens of the capital, rugby teams are training hard under dedicated coaches to represent Delhi and Haryana in tournaments. The game is fast losing its ‘foreign’ tag and going native
[…]There are problems in various spheres in the world of rugby – from start to end. Recently the Indian Rugby team was dropped from participating in the Asian Games. The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports did not support us. The first problem is the availability of grounds. We do not have the basic infrastructure […]
[…]With sports like cricket, football and badminton ruling the minds of Indians, rugby somehow remains in the shadows as clubs in Delhi find it difficult to even sustain themselves While the whole country is watching the Fifa World Cup and awaits the Indian cricket team’s tour of England next month, 29-year-old Gautam Dagar is waiting […]
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