Olympics

  • Fireworks explode over the BC Place after the closing ceremony of the Vancouver Winter Olympics. Photo Courtesy: AP
    An Olympics that began with the death of a luger ended with an exuberant celebration of Canada - reflecting a determined comeback by the host country's organisers and athletes.
  • Sports Minister M S Gill. Photo Courtesy: PIB
    Sports Minister M S Gill on Wednesday disfavoured the suggestion that India should bid for Olympics even if the Commonwealth Games in 2010 are organized successfully.
  • Golf ball. Photo Courtesy: Flickr
    Golf and rugby have been approved as Olympic sports. The International Olympic Committee voted on Friday to include both sports on the program for the 2016 and 2020 Summer Games.
  • Gene doping is a spin-off of gene therapy, which alters a person's DNA.
    Gather a roomful of anti-doping experts, administrators, academics and athletes alike - something a conservative think tank did Thursday - and there is no consensus as to whether gene doping, thought by some to be the next frontier in Olympic cheating, is at hand.
  • Dhyan Chand playing for India vs France in the 1936 Olympic semi-finals. India won 10-0. Photo Courtesy : Agentur Schirner
    Sports in India have had a rich history with the country making its presence felt on the world scenario much before independence. India participated in the Olympics as early as 1900 and still managed to bag only 17 medals so far.
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