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Khatron Ke Khiladi returns with its latest season, promising an adrenaline-charged spectacle hosted by Rohit Shetty. New contestants Farrhana Bhatt, a taekwondo gold medalist, and Avinash Mishra, invited by Shetty, are set to push their boundaries and confront their fears in this fear-fighting journey.

Urban working parents face the challenge of keeping children engaged in summer holidays. Across Bengaluru, apartment complexes and specialized camps are stepping in, offering structured programs that blend sports, skill development, and social interaction. These initiatives are fostering holistic growth and a sense of community for children.

HP Defence Academy celebrated the success of its students, Arshita Dubey and Prashun Dubey, who clinched gold medals at the Inter-School taekwondo Championship. The academy's management lauded their skill, determination, and sustained effort, encouraging other students to pursue sports alongside academics for all-round development.

Born without arms, Jessica Cox defied expectations, mastering everyday tasks and achieving remarkable feats with her feet. Her journey culminated in becoming the world's first licensed armless pilot, a testament to her resilience and ingenuity. Cox now inspires others through motivational speaking and her foundation, advocating for a broader understanding of ability.

Keonjhar's Rabindra Vidya Niketan hosted its annual function with IIT Bhubaneswar director Shreepad Karmalkar as chief guest, inspiring students. The event also celebrated academic and extracurricular achievements. Meanwhile, IIMC Dhenkanal students won gold at a national PR contest, and over 600 students participated in Odia Pakhya literary competitions across Odisha.

In an exciting promotional journey for her latest film 'Love Insurance Kompany', actress Krithi Shetty shared her newfound admiration for cinema, spotlighting 'Barbie', which she initially misunderstood. She commended Greta Gerwig's vision for its incisive commentary on women's roles in society.

Internal disputes and legal battles are hindering the Indian Olympic Association's finalisation of the Asian Games contingent in several sports. With national federations facing recognition issues and ongoing court cases, athletes' interests are at risk as selection processes remain uncertain.

A senior railway officer in Lucknow has been acquitted by a POCSO court of charges of sexually assaulting and raping his daughter. The court found inconsistencies in the complainant's statements and noted the absence of corroborative evidence. Her alleged involvement in a prior double murder case and use of a different identity for the complaint were also considered.

Action icon Akshay Kumar stands firmly against the tide of CGI-laden sequences, advocating for the raw, visceral thrill of real stunts. He feels that the industry’s increasing reliance on technology dilutes the authenticity of action films. For Kumar, the difference between practical stunts and VFX is akin to the uniqueness of a handcrafted sculpture versus a mass-produced replica.

Amul India paid tribute to the late Hollywood action star Chuck Norris by sharing a topical doodle of the actor's iconic characters.

In 2026, Patna came alive with the electrifying Fit India Carnival, hosted by SAI to promote a culture of fitness and enthusiasm for sports. Athletes dazzled spectators with thrilling displays in taekwondo, wushu, and yoga, while local sports associations transformed the streets into bustling arenas of activity.

Two-time Olympic taekwondo champion Jade Jones made a powerful boxing debut after knocking out Egypt Criss at a Misfits Boxing event in Derby. The second-round finish quickly went viral online. Amanda Serrano praised the moment, while some fans questioned the matchup. Despite mixed reactions, Jones’ knockout became the biggest talking point from the crossover boxing event.

Sports Ministry has directed the Differently-Abled Cricket Council of India (DCCI) to cease using "India" or "Indian" in its name and activities, as it lacks National Sports Federation (NSF) recognition. Similar notices were issued to other sports bodies. DCCI seeks NSF status, highlighting its international events and BCCI backing.

Two taekwondo personalities of India, taekwondo Hall of Fame recipients Master Pradipta Kumar Roy and Master Ruma Roy Chowdhury from West Bengal are going to attend the prestigious 2016 KUKKIWON World taekwondo Leaders Forum.