Anush Agarwalla

Indian Olympian equestrian anush agarwalla has commenced his Asian Games qualification journey with a strong showing at the Belgium Dressage Events. Riding his horses Floriana and Flynn, Agarwalla secured a commendable fourth place overall with a score of 70.3 percent, demonstrating a promising partnership and precision in his performances.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his congratulations to the historic achievement of the Indian equestrian team, comprising anush agarwalla, Hriday Vipul, Divyakriti, and Sudipti Hajela, at the ongoing Asian Games. The team made history by securing a prestigious gold medal in the Team Dressage event.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the Indian equestrian team for winning a historic gold medal in Team Dressage at the Asian Games. This is India's first-ever gold in this event and their first gold medal in Equestrian after 41 years. The team consisting of anush agarwalla, Hriday Vipul, Divyakriti, and Sudipti Hajela displayed exceptional skill and teamwork, bringing honor to the nation.

Indian equestrian anush agarwalla, bound for the Paris Olympics, achieved his first dressage victory at the Jubilaumsturnier Hofgeismar Open riding Floriana. Scoring 69.891 percent, Agarwalla topped the competition, surpassing German riders Pia Piotrowski and Katharina Hemmer. This win marks Agarwalla and Floriana's initial success at the S level, achieved in only their second competition together.

India's anush agarwalla, in a splendid display of equestrian prowess, secured a well-deserved bronze medal in the individual dressage event at the Asian Games. Riding Etro, Agarwalla delivered a remarkable performance, earning a score of 73.030 to clinch the third spot and mark his second medal achievement at the Asian Games.

India's equestrian team has won a historic gold medal in the Team Dressage event at the 19th Asian Games. The team achieved a score of 209.205, surpassing China's score of 204.882. This victory marks India's first gold medal in equestrian competition in 41 years and their first ever gold in this event at the Asian Games.

anush agarwalla, who won a gold and a bronze medal in team and individual dressage events in 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games, scored a below-par 66.444 with his partner Sir Caramello Old but that was not enough to ensure him a place in the medal round.

India’s top athletes will be honored at the Times of India Sports Awards (TOISA) 2024 on February 22 in Lucknow. Equestrian anush agarwalla made history by becoming the first Indian to compete in the individual dressage event at the Paris Olympics, showcasing India's growing presence in equestrian sports despite not advancing to the next round.

anush agarwalla edged out close rival Shruti Vora based on superior average scores. This marks a historic moment for India, as it will be the country's inaugural entry in the Olympic dressage competition. In previous editions, Indian riders have primarily participated in eventing categories. Agarwalla, riding his horse Sir Caramello Old, has consistently met the Minimum Eligibility Requirement (MER) four times since the qualification period commenced last year. On the other hand, the experienced Vora achieved the necessary two MERs earlier this month.

Asian Games medallist anush agarwalla has secured a Paris Olympics quota for the country in dressage discipline, the Equestrian Federation of India (EFI) announced on Monday.

India's Hriday Vipul Chheda, anush agarwalla and Divyakriti Singh continued their fine show and moved into medal contention after qualifying for the individual dressage final of equestrian at the Asian Games on Wednesday.

The Equestrian Federation of India has announced the Indian dressage team for the forthcoming 19th Asian Games slated to be held in Hangzhou, China from September 23. Divyakriti Singh from Jaipur has been selected in the Indian team.

anush agarwalla won India's first-ever individual medal in the dressage competition of the equestrian at the Asian Games on Thursday. Agarwalla scored 73.030 to finish third and claimed his second medal. Earlier, on Tuesday, Agarwalla had teamed up with Chheda, Divyakriti Singh and Sudipti Hajela to win the dressage team gold after 41 years.

Touching a new high, India's three equestrians, including ace rider Fouaad Mirza, have qualified for the Dressage and Eventing World Championships to be held in August and September.

Sift Kaur Samra grabbed a gold in the women's individual 50m Rifle 3P event and a silver in the team event while anush agarwalla clinched Equestrian Dressage individual bronze and a gold in team event at the Hangzhou Asian Games.

India made history in the Asian Games equestrian competition, winning a gold medal in Dressage Prix St-Georges after a gap of over four decades when the quartet of Sudipti Hajela, Divyakriti Singh, Hriday Chheda and Anush AGarwala won the Team competition in Hangzhou on Tuesday.

At the Paris Olympics, India will create a first when a country’s rider will straddle an equine at the Château de Versailles, the venue for staging two disciplines — dressage and jumping. It will be the first time that an Indian rider will be participating in the dressage event in the Olympics.

Mumbai's Inaara Mehta Luthria, 14, excelled at the Equestrian Federation of India's Selection Trial in Bengaluru, scoring 79.530 to lead the Under-21 World Dressage Challenge qualifiers. Anaya Vazirani, 12, came second with 75.405. Inaara expressed her gratitude for her coaches, highlighting the rise of equestrian sports in India.

The Divisional bench of the Delhi High Court on Wednesday stayed the appointment of the Adhoc Administrative Committee (AAC) tasked with running the day-to-day affairs of the Equestrian Federation of India (EFI) and reinstated the Executive Committee elected in 2019. This decision came after the Delhi High Court initially ordered the appointment of an ad-hoc panel, led by Justice (Retd) Nazmi Wajiri, on May 24, following a plea by the Rajasthan Equestrian Association (REA). The ad-hoc committee was intended to manage the routine operations of the EFI.

The sixth edition of the Times of India Sports Awards (TOISA) 2023 will be held in Lucknow on February 23, 2024. The theme of the awards -- #MoreSweatMoreGlory -- is a tribute to the indomitable spirit of our athletes and para-athletes across different sports.

Indian equestrian athlete anush agarwalla, the first from India to compete in Olympic dressage, has announced the retirement of his celebrated horse, Sir Caramello. The pair made history at the Paris Olympics, inspiring a generation. Agarwalla paid tribute to his partner, acknowledging Caramello's impact on the sport.

The Indian dressage team's remarkable performance on Tuesday stands as an unparalleled achievement. With grace and precision, they executed a form of equestrian ballet, far removed from the bustling hub of Asian Games activity, nearly 100 kilometers away. In a surprise turn of events, the dressage team carved out a historic moment, quietly making its mark on India's campaign, catching many off guard.

President Droupadi Murmu conferred the National Sports Awards on top athletes in a ceremony at Rashtrapati Bhawan on Tuesday

Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty, the first Indian badminton doubles pair to reach No. 1 in BWF rankings, were recommended for the Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna. Cricketer Mohammed Shami, standout performer in India's ODI World Cup campaign, was nominated for the Arjuna award. Chess ace R Vaishali, became the third Indian woman to become a Grandmaster, and rising archer Ojas Pravin Deotale were also nominated for the Arjuna award.

The Asian Games in Hangzhou will be remembered by India not just for the record number of medals its contingent brought from the showpiece but also for the athletes who explored the limits of their endurance to return home successful in disciplines which were hitherto out of their preserve.