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A young Indian champion’s rise in archery has been shaped by an intensely personal family story, with her father’s own sporting past and loss steering her toward the bow. She credits decorated compound archer Abhishek Verma for teaching, supporting and sharpening her game as she turned promise into gold.
Sagar Virk's rise from early-morning practice sessions in Patiala to the India under-19 setup has been shaped by persistence, rejection and timely encouragement from mentors. After a confidence-boosting stint alongside Abhishek Sharma, the 17-year-old now heads into the Youth Tests against Australia with belief firmly restored.
Defending champions India booked their place in the semifinals of the Asian Games men's hockey competition with a hard-fought 2-0 win over hosts Japan in Pool A on Saturday. Abhishek and captain Harmanpreet Singh scored the goals, but India's wasteful penalty-corner conversion rate will be a concern for coach Craig Fulton ahead of the knockout stage.
In their first collaboration, Abhishek Bachchan and filmmaker Shoojit Sircar discuss the intimate, emotionally charged world of 'I Want to Talk,' a film based on the true story of cancer survivor Arjun Sen. The conversation ranges from acting methods and the decision to avoid prosthetics to the film's deeper concerns: parenthood, mortality and the unfinished conversations that shape family life.
As the cricketing world turns its eyes to the upcoming match, Abhishek's motivational message has provided a significant boost to Sagar Virk's confidence. This development comes at a pivotal moment for the Indian cricket team, which is gearing up for a challenging series in Japan.
In an exclusive interview, Abhishek Bachchan and Shoojit Sircar delve into their latest film 'I Want to Talk,' exploring themes of survival, parenthood, and the intricate balance of family and creativity.
An equal workplace cannot be created by announcement alone and must instead be built by identifying and correcting the inequalities embedded in everyday systems, DG Charu Sinha said in Hyderabad on Saturday. Speaking at a panel on inclusive workspaces, she urged institutions to make exclusion visible, amplify women's voices and confront the subtle biases that continue to shape access to leadership, recognition and pay.
Artix is returning to The Claridges in New Delhi for its fifth edition with a format that has become central to its identity: hotel rooms turned into intimate exhibition spaces. With 20 selected participants, a new Artist in Focus section and a deliberate emphasis on younger collectors and emerging practitioners, the fair is positioning itself as an accessible entry point into India's contemporary art market.
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