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Krishna Jayasankar: Breaking Stigmas & Setting Records | Athletics - Shot Put | Reliance Foundation
Reliance Foundation Sports Athlete Krishna Jayasankar never planned on becoming an athlete. Sport found her almost by chance - when her school PT teacher introduced her to shot put in fifth grade. What began with a single throw soon became a journey of determination, setbacks and self-belief. From being unsure if she could even run to competing at the highest levels, Krishna kept pushing forward, eventually making history as the first Indian woman thrower to qualify for the NCAA Outdoor Championships in discus. Her comeback continued as she repeatedly raised the Indian indoor shot-put record, taking the mark from 16.03m to 17.09m and becoming the first Indian woman to qualify for the NCAA Indoor Championships. Now, with a 17.35m season best in 2026 and a place in India’s Asian Games squad, Krishna is ready for the biggest stage yet. With belief in herself, a strong support system behind her and bigger goals ahead, she knows this is only the beginning. Watch Krishna Jayasankar’s story as she takes on her biggest stage yet at the #AsianGames2026
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Asmita Dey: The Indian Judoka Who Scripted History | Reliance Foundation Sports
For Asmita Dey, judo became more than a sport. It became a way to carry forward a dream her father believed she could achieve. Growing up in Tripura, Asmita found her passion for sport at a young age. Her journey took her from local competitions to national medals, and eventually to training under Arjuna Awardee Yashpal Solanki, whose international-level approach helped shape her into a stronger judoka. When her father passed away, Asmita briefly thought about giving up the sport. But her mother reminded her of his dream - to see her become a great player and win an Olympic medal. On the 13th day after his passing, her coach called her back to training with one message: it was time to work towards winning a medal. She returned to the mat, kept herself focused through a difficult period and went on to win her first National Games gold. In 2026, she created history by becoming the first Indian judoka to win a Commonwealth Games gold medal. For Asmita, the journey is far from over. With the Asian Games 2026 ahead, she carries the same belief, discipline and determination - with another medal for India in sight. Watch Asmita Dey’s story as she prepares to take on her next challenge at the #AsianGames2026
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Dipanshi Phogat: Becoming Her Own Champion | Wrestling | Reliance Foundation Sports
For Dipanshi Phogat, inspiration has always come from within. She never wanted to become like someone else - she wanted to become the best version of herself. Her wrestling journey began at the age of nine, inspired by a family deeply connected to sport. Her father had wrestled, her mother was a kabaddi player, and with their unwavering support, Dipanshi found her own path on the mat. Her first national medal gave her a glimpse of what was possible. Since then, she has continued to grow as a wrestler, developing her attacking style while working on every weakness along the way. Even after a difficult 2025, the support of her family and coaches helped her find her confidence and keep moving forward. With Reliance Foundation Sports’ support providing her access to physiotherapy, nutrition, psychology, strength training and other resources, Dipanshi has continued to build herself both on and off the mat. Now, after earning her place in India’s women’s 50kg wrestling squad for the Asian Games 2026, she has one goal in mind - to give everything she has and bring home gold. Watch Dipanshi Phogat’s story as she prepares to take on her biggest challenge yet at the #AsianGames2026.
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Reliance Foundation Takes 115 Dhenkanal Students to Kalinga Stadium
Building athletic aspirations for children from diverse communities: Reliance Foundation provides 115 Dhenkanal students world-class experience of Kalinga stadium
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Reliance Foundation takes youth football to 13 centres in its biggest season yet
3,500 young footballers | 3,276 matches | 13 centres | U-8, U-10 & U-12
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"Reliance Foundation athletes look to gear up for Asian Games at Silver Level meeting in Bhubaneswar"
As the Asian Games draw nearer, over 20 athletes supported by the Reliance Foundation will be in action at the Continental Tour Silver Level meeting in Bhubaneswar on Saturday, 22nd August.
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RFDL Clubs Wrap Up Japan Exposure Tour with Strong Final Matchday Performances
20th July, Kurate, Japan: The Reliance Foundation Development League (RFDL) Japan Exposure Tour concluded on a positive note as Bengaluru FC and FC Goa registered impressive victories on the final matchday, while Punjab FC were denied a win in dramatic fashion after conceding a stoppage-time equaliser.
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Indian Youth Sides Shine in Japan
KURATE, JAPAN — July 14, 2027 — It was a thrilling day of football as India’s top developmental squads faced off against their Japanese J-League counterparts, producing a mix of dominant displays and nail-biting finishes.
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Asian Games 2026: RF athletes Sathiyan, Payas and Srikanth help India to commanding wins
G Sathiyan and Payas Jain starred in India’s 3-0 table tennis win over Pakistan, while Kidambi Srikanth sealed a 3-0 badminton victory over Bangladesh.
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From Her Father’s Dream to Becoming a World Champion, Chikitha Taniparthi’s Journey
Chikitha Taniparthi’s journey from practising behind her home to winning an international medal is a story of family, perseverance and a dream carried forward.
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Safar Champions Ka: Ancy Sojan - The Journey Behind the Jump
Driven by her family’s sacrifices and strengthened by the support around her, Ancy Sojan continues to chase bigger jumps and rewrite her own limits.
Reliance Foundation Youth Sports inspiring a sports revolution in India
Reliance Foundation Youth Sports is a country-wide, multi-sport platform for school and college athletes. The platform was established to encourage a sporting culture in schools and colleges and to enable India’s next champions.