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Quietly working their way back to the spotlight, the Ashoka tennis team is gearing up for an action-packed Agneepath. The women’s contingent, led by the steady presence of captain Anika Urs and the fiery drive of vice-captain Anushka Garimella, alongside the Men's unit, captained by the ever-so calm Arya Shah and their vice-captain Vaibhav Jain are stronger than ever going into the 2026 edition of their home tournament.  When asked about the squad, the leadership was more tha

“ I feel like it's grown to the point where we're not seniors, juniors, we're not badminton teammates, we're just friends. ” This is what Gokul Sundararaghavan, Vice-Captain of the Ashoka Badminton Team, had to say when asked about the relationship dynamic among the players. When friendship and camaraderie are at the core of a sports team, it becomes easy to see why it has grown to be a recognisable force on campus and on the court. Now, with Ashoka’s own sports fest, Agneepa

Agneepath is back! 21 Ashokan teams were in action across 13 sports on Friday, marking a vibrant comeback of the fest after two editions of cancellations. It was a winning start to the tournament for the women’s badminton and the men’s volleyball, football and basketball teams, who all remain unbeaten heading into Saturday’s fixtures.  The men’s basketball team kicked off the day’s proceedings with Red and Blue recording solid wins over Shaheed Sukhdev and BML Munjal, while t

Anshul Tekriwal (UG'27) reports on the smartest bargains that could prove decisive from the recently concluded IPL 2026 Mini Auction.

Aryan Verulkar (UG'27) explores the stories of some of the most impactful role-players in the NBA, and how they shaped the league.

Kavya Murugan (UG' 29) writes on the triumphant victory of the Indian Women's Cricket Team at the recently concluded ODI World Cup.

Nirajit Roy (UG'27) reports on the new format of the US Open Mixed Doubles and the tension between change and tradition in Tennis.

The so-called “Parity Era” of the NBA may finally be ending. While teams struggle under the weight of the second apron, the reigning champions, the Oklahoma City Thunder, seem only to be getting stronger, poised to become the next dynasty. The 2025-26 NBA season feels like a generational shift as the 2010s “Old Guard” is entering its twilight.

Arjun Vinod (UG '27) previews this year's Batch Championship.

Aneek Chatterjee and Yashwanth Bommareddy (UG'27) write about the University's Ultimate Frisbee team—The Hammerheads, and their 2024-25 Season.