Why Is Brahmaputra Called a ‘Male River’? Fascinating Story Behind India’s Unusual River Name

Most rivers in India have female names, but the Brahmaputra stands out. It’s called India’s only ‘male river’ because its name means ‘Son of Lord Brahma’. This mighty river starts in Tibet, flows through Assam as its lifeline, and is famous for its massive size and for creating Majuli, the world’s largest river island. India … Read more

‘Uncut Diamond’: How 16-Year-Old Thockchom Diamond Singh Changed 138 Years Legacy Of Durand Cup 2026?

Ranchi had already witnessed a Rodriguinho masterclass in the Durand Cup, with the SC Delhi forward scoring five against Defenders FC. But in the 85th minute, 16-year-old Thokchom Diamond Singh offered a glimpse of his own promise, cutting in from the left and forcing a sharp save with a low strike. Diamond Singh’s journey through … Read more

Karnataka Organ Donation: Dharwad Leads With 12,534 Pledges, State Records 67,632 Registrations

Karnataka has recorded 67,632 organ donation pledges, with Dharwad leading the state with 12,534 registrations. Ballari and Gadag follow, while Vijayanagara has the lowest count. Health Department awareness campaigns have helped boost registrations. Karnataka has recorded a significant rise in organ donation pledges, with 67,632 people across the state registering to donate their organs. Dharwad … Read more

Boxer Sakshi Chaudhary Sets Sights on Asian Games After Commonwealth Gold

 August 13: Boxer Sakshi Chaudhary, who clinched a gold medal at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, has shifted her focus to the upcoming Asian Games. Following her impressive performance in Glasgow, the Indian boxer is ready to challenge for another major international title. Sakshi showcased remarkable skill in the women’s 51 kg boxing category at the Commonwealth … Read more

“Technology saved me today”: Steve Smith admits he nicked ball after surviving DRS scare against Bangladesh

 Australia batter Steve Smith admitted he was fortunate to remain unbeaten after surviving a caught-behind DRS review during the opening day of the first Test against Bangladesh in Darwin on Thursday. Smith was on seven when Bangladesh appealed for a catch behind the wicket off Ebadot Hossain. On-field umpire Kumar Dharmasena turned down the appeal, … Read more

BAN vs AUS: Hasan Mahmud Joins Elite List With Third Test 5-Fer as Bangladesh Bowl Out Australia for 198

Darwin, August 13: Hasan Mahmud produced a career-best spell as Bangladesh made a stunning start to the Top End Test series, bowling Australia out for 198 on the opening day of the first Test in Darwin. The right-arm pacer claimed 6-55 to register his third five-wicket haul in Test cricket, with all three coming away from … Read more

FIH Women’s Hockey World Cup: Savita Punia confident after Nations Cup win, says ‘No team we cannot compete with’

India feels confident going into the FIH Women’s Hockey World Cup, according to goalkeeper Savita Punia. The team’s confidence has increased after winning the Nations Cup in June. Belgium and the Netherlands will host the World Cup from August 14 to August 30. India, China, England and South Africa are in Pool D. On August … Read more

Neeraj Chopra and Pullela Gopichand Launch Indian School of Coaching Excellence

Javelin sensation Neeraj Chopra and badminton legend Pullela Gopichand today inaugurated the Indian School of Coaching Excellence (ISCE), a landmark initiative poised to transform India’s sports coaching landscape and cultivate a new generation of athletic champions. The launch on Thursday, August 13, 2026, marks a significant step towards building a robust and world-class coaching ecosystem … Read more