Articles about Narinder Batra

In a major development, Narinder Batra has resigned from his post of Indian Olympic Association (IOA) President.

The Indian Olympic Association (IOA) has sought details from the national federations about the vaccinated athletes and officials who are set to travel to Tokyo for the Summer Games, beginning July 23.

Indian Olympic Association president Narinder Batra said that the nation will step up its battle to win the 2032 Olympic Games and other international events when the global coronavirus pandemic eases.

India were unable to submit a bid for hosting the 2030 Asian Games before the deadline of April 22 due to coronavirus pandemic.

Speculations are ripe that India are likely to boycott the 2022 edition of Commonwealth Games.

There is a possibility the entire Indian contingent might not participate in the 2022 Commonwealth Games.

A shocking decision by the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) will see the Indian football team skip the 2018 Asian Games.

Senior journalist Rajat Sharma today beat World Cup winning India cricketer Madan Lal by 517 votes to become the new President of Delhi and Districts Cricket Association (DDCA).

The 2018 Commonwealth Games are just 5 days away and ace Indian wrestler Sushil Kumar's name has gone missing from the official entry list on the Gold Coast 2018 website.

The 2018 Commonwealth Games are around the corner and the parents of badminton stars PV Sindhu and Saina Nehwal have been left disappointed, after reports claimed that they were travelling to Gold Coast at the expenses of the Indian Government.

The cost of sending Indian athletes to participate in the upcoming Commonwealth Games has sparked a war of words.

Pakistan Hockey Federation's Shahbaz Ahmad said that Hockey India is still waiting for a written apology over the 2014 Champions Trophy incident.

Former Indian women's hockey captain Ritu Rani announced her retirement from international hockey.

Hockey India and the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) are accusing each other for not addressing the mismanagement that is causing hardships for the Indian contingent at Rio.

Within 48 hours of reaching Rio, the Indian men's hockey team has started suffering due to the lack of facilities.