The Return of Football – has the wait been worth it?
By Rahul Agarwal, UG22 “Football without fans” has been a major topic of debate these last few months. But have you ever … Keep Reading
Batman Or Robin?
Scottie Pippen was perhaps more than a sidekick by Payoja Ahluwalia ESPN’s docu-series The Last Dance, released on Netflix in April 2020. … Keep Reading
Signs of Life: Bundesliga and the Return of Sports
Dhruvan Nair, Undergraduate 2021 The significance of 16th May 2020 would not be forgotten easily by football fanatics as well as sports fans … Keep Reading
Down But Not Out: How Ashoka’s Sports Teams Combatted the Coronavirus
Dhruvan Nair, Undergraduate 2021 It’s the end of February 2020. The least of Ashokans’ worries was doing well in their midsems and … Keep Reading
Should football be given the Nobel Peace Prize?
Arsh Ajmera, Undergraduate batch of 2021 With the Nobel Peace prize having assumed a more symbolic character, its broadened ambit nudges one … Keep Reading
The closest championship battles of the last 20 years
Ashwin Menon, Undergraduate batch of 2022 Over the years, the sport of Formula 1 has witnessed amazing battles. Whether it was, Michael … Keep Reading
Reliving The Fairytale: The Night Indian Cricket Was Reborn
Kanishk Mukherjee, UG ’21 There are certain moments in sports which are forever etched in one’s memory. You remember everything you ate … Keep Reading
London Thumakda: The Witnessing of ACSS’20 Auction
Anushka Bidani, Undergraduate 2022 The ACSS auction was like a big, fat Punjabi wedding: bearded men were strutting around in kurtas and … Keep Reading
Trophies and More: A Glimpse into Women’s Football at Ashoka
Anantaajith Ra, Undergraduate 2021 Ashoka’s Women’s Football Team has time and again brought our University plenty of plaudits, along with several trophies. … Keep Reading
Sports at Ashoka: A Year Reviewed, with the Sports Minister
Aritro Sarkar, Undergraduate 2021 The Student Government’s term ended last week, and as Ashoka gears up for elections, The Edict sat down … Keep Reading