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2024 NCAA Indoors: Nico Young Sweeps 3K/5K as Luke Houser Repeats in Mile - Vimarsana News

2024 NCAA Indoors: Nico Young Sweeps 3K/5K as Luke Houser Repeats in Mile

Nico Young dominated for the second night in a row, Luke Houser repeated in the mile and Rivaldo Marshall got the surprise win in the 800.

Prolific shooter Kishmala qualifies for Olympics - Vimarsana News

Prolific shooter Kishmala qualifies for Olympics

Brilliant 21-year-old makes history as she joins Bashir and Joseph who qualified for Paris Olympics earlier

Singapore gets first Asian Games athletics gold since 1974, as sprint queen Shanti Pereira wins 200m race, after her 100m silver - Vimarsana News

Singapore gets first Asian Games athletics gold since 1974, as sprint queen Shanti Pereira wins 200m race, after her 100m silver

In the storybook of Asian athletics, Indian-origin Singaporean sprinter Veronica Shanti Pereira has just written the most amazing chapter on success. She has given Singapore its first Asian Games track & field gold medal in nearly 50 years.

Neeraj Chopra wins hearts as he refuses to sign on Indian flag after creating history in World Championships - Vimarsana News

Neeraj Chopra wins hearts as he refuses to sign on Indian flag after creating history in World Championships

Chopra was approached by a Hungarian fan to sign an Indian flag. But Chopra refused as he said, 'Wahaan nahin sign kar sakta (can't sign there)'.

Web Series Review | 'Dangals Of Crime' Perfunctorily Delves Into Nexus Of Wrestling And Crime - Vimarsana News

Web Series Review | 'Dangals Of Crime' Perfunctorily Delves Into Nexus Of Wrestling And Crime

Niyantha Shekar's web series 'Dangals of Crime' unravels the untold truth about Indian wrestling that it promises, albeit perfunctorily.