Sijin B T- State Sports Council Award Winner
Sijin B T, Sports Management Guru & the founder of SMRI and Dr Indulekha R, his wife and noted sports researcher won prestigious Kerala State Sports Council Award for the best sports book. Oru Football Bhranthante Diary (Diary of a Football Maniac) written in Malayalam won the award. Sijin B T is also penned many […]
RACISM IN SPORTS: SPORTS IS FOR EVERYONE
Will this movement change sports for good in the fight against racism? Since the death of George Floyd, an unarmed African-American man who was killed in police custody in May, many associations and athletes are showing their support behind the protest calling for change. The reason behind is that there are many instances where acts […]
FANS OWNED CLUBS: THE FUTURE OF INDIAN FOOTBALL
The time has come for Indian Football to welcome the fan-ownership revolution. Football is one of the most liked sports across the world. Millions of people are engaged with the universal game. But the future of football in India is at stake due to private ownership of the clubs. Because of this, football in India […]
SPORTS ENGINEERING: A COMBINATION OF TECHNOLOGY AND SPORTS
Started in 1998 by Prof. Steve Haake, sports engineering is growing at a rapid pace along with the extension of global sports industry since then. Sports Engineering is the union of sports science and engineering. It is a technical application of mathematics and physics to tackle sporting problems by means of design, development and research into the external tools […]
Hybrid Water Sports in India
Hybrid Water Sports League (HWSL) is the new adventure of Synergians and SMRI (Sports and Management Research Institute) to Make India number one. HWSL consists of games such as Water Badminton, Water Volleyball, Water Basketball, Water Throwball, Water Tennis, Under Water Hockey and Under Water Wrestling. Now these games are played by many around the […]
Why PGDSM is better than MBA?
According to Southern Regional conclave of business school directors and deans, “India produces about three lakh management graduates every year, but hardly 35,000 of them are employable“. This is really a shocking revelation. What happens to the remaining every year. Under employed, unemployed or going for some other courses. What about the lakhs of rupees their parents […]
