Plus, the controversy around actress Zaira Wasim's decision to leave Bollywood for religion.

For the next time you hear, “Women’s sports don’t generate as much money as men’s sports. Do you understand ROI?”

“If people would actually support us, can you imagine where women’s football would reach?”

Women don't need to dream more; they need equal funding and sponsorship opportunities. Just do it.

How much testosterone is too much testosterone? This is not a trick question.

In fact, most supplements won’t have any effect unless you’re a bodybuilder or extreme athlete.

Maybe it's time to talk about how women have way more endurance, stamina than men.

Toxic masculinity in sport won't be fixed by limiting players' media exposure.

Plus, 10 questions I would like to ask men to undermine them.

Gender digs against women in sports aren't a matter of irony.

Congratulations are in order for five fabulous Indian women boxers — Nitu, Jyoti Gulia, Sakshi Choudhury, Shashi Chopra and Ankushita Boro – who have all won gold medals in boxing at the recent World Youth Boxing Championship in Guwahati. Till now, 

Indian Premier League fever is in the air and I don’t know about you, but I am infected. From skipping out on dinner with non-cricket watchers to ditching my trainer in favour of squats next to the TV — my 

“What does it mean to do something like a girl?” this commercial asks. I know the answer to that one. I’ve been told, “You’re not, like, super-girly like other girls,” and I’ve taken it as a compliment. But as a child,