Indian society has a turbulent relationship with mental health. It’s a topic oft shunned. We’d rather not talk about it. Ignore it and brush it under the carpet, as if that will stop it from existing.
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In the digital age, sport is a commodity, and the beautiful game runs like a football cartel, and if it is to tread into the future, it should learn lessons from its more nefarious cousins, drug cartels, before it too crumbles under its own weight.
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The Elite Football League of India, transpiring from American football, made waves in the Indian sports fraternity but failed to establish itself as a major sporting league in the country.
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Technology has completely revolutionized the way we see the world, creating new inventions, not only for scientists and doctors and engineers but also for sportsmen.
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It’s logical to have coloured attire in a sports contest. How would you differentiate a friend from a foe? In a fast-paced game like football, there is no time to look at faces. It’s the colour of the tee that makes a player trust someone
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It was the year 2000 when the IT world survived the Y2K fiasco and strode forwards into a brave new world.
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You’d think a pandemic isn’t the time to experiment. That searching for a new job or exploring offbeat opportunities when the economy appears to be on the verge of a recession wouldn’t be a sound idea.
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They say ‘you don’t miss something until it’s gone’. The year 2020 has had so many paradigm-shifting moments that it has put the aforementioned saying into perspective. The unexpected demise of Kobe Bryant and his daughter shook the entire basketball fraternity. It brought the NBA to a halt, to pay tribute to this great legend. Nobody could have anticipated what was going to happen next. A small but deadly virus was about to bring the world to its knees.
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Formula 1 has signed a new digital deal with Zoom Video Communications to release its virtual Paddock Club experiences during the motor-racing championship’s Covid-19-affected 2020 season.
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“If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?”
This makes me think of the question – If a forward heads the ball into the goal and there is no one in the stadium to clap, did he really score?
Ok, cheer, not clap. That’s a bit of a sensitive topic currently. But, the point remains. Can there be sports without spectators?