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Delhi High Court dismissed challenges to the Indian Dressage Team selection for the 2026 Asian Games, holding that the EFI followed the prescribed Selection Criteria and reiterating the limited scope of judicial review in sports selections.
Delhi High Court issued interim directions for reforming the governance framework of the AITA, directing amendment of its Constitution in accordance with the National Sports Governance Act, 2025 and the Sports Governance Rules, 2026, followed by fresh Executive Committee elections by 30 September 2026.
CAM successfully represented the BCCI in the present remand- proceedings, where comprehensive arguments were advanced demonstrating that the BCCI does not meet any of the mandatory conditions prescribed under Section 2(h) of the RTI Act, for being classified as a ‘public authority’.
The Sports Committee of KIIT Law School hosted a roundtable discussion on the New Sports Law in India 2025, featuring expert insights and student-led critiques on sports governance, athlete rights, and legal reforms. The event emphasized transparency, fair play, and the evolving legal landscape in Indian sports.
National Sports Governance Act 2025, passed by Parliament, promotes ethical sports governance, safeguards athlete welfare, enhances transparency, and establishes effective mechanisms for dispute resolution across India’s sporting ecosystem.
Govt unveils National Sports Governance Bill in Lok Sabha, a legislative push towards transparent, ethical, athlete-centric sports administration with Tribunal-led oversight, aligned with international standards across India’s sports sector.