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Football coach Param Ashawar took a significant personal loan to fund his underprivileged girls' team, District Raisen Football Club, enabling their historic qualification for Tier 2 of the Indian Women's League. Despite financial burdens, the team's success, including a victory over Odisha FC, fuels his commitment to advancing women's football in Madhya Pradesh.

FanCode and Genius Sports are vying for Indian Super League and Federation Cup commercial rights, with Genius Sports making a significantly higher bid. Capri Sports is the sole bidder for the Indian Women's League. The tender encompasses sponsorship, digital, and merchandising, aiming for a comprehensive commercial ecosystem for Indian club football.

The AIFF Executive Committee has referred three long-term commercial rights bids for club competitions to KPMG for audit. This decision follows ISL clubs' request to avoid a binding decision on the 15+5 rights cycle. Clubs will also meet with bidders to address queries, ensuring transparency before the AIFF General Body considers the matter.

The All India Football Federation is poised to accept a substantial bid of approximately Rs 64.4 crore annually for the commercial rights of the Indian Super League and Federation Cup. This deal, potentially worth Rs 2,130 crore over two decades, comes from London-based Genius Sports, significantly outbidding FanCode.

India’s disastrous AFC Women’s Asia Cup campaign, marked by three losses, including a humiliating 0–11 defeat to Japan, has exposed the All India Football Federation’s chronic mismanagement. Frequent coaching changes, rushed appointments, and opaque decision-making reflect a lack of planning, leaving the team directionless.

The Times of India Sports Awards (TOISA) will be held on March 21, 2026, in Lucknow, honouring India’s top athletes for their 2025 performances across 45+ categories, judged by sporting legends like Abhinav Bindra and Mithali Raj. In football, stars such as Subhasish Bose, Sunil Chhetri, Manav Thakkar, Soumya Guguloth, Manisha Kalyan, and Pyari Xaxa stood out with landmark club and international achievements, highlighting the growth of Indian football.

Inox Wind Limited (IWL), a subsidiary of Gujarat Fluorochemicals Limited (GFL), has been recently awarded a 170 MW order from Continuum Wind Energy, a Singapore based company.

The All India Football Federation (AIFF) will invite bids for direct entry in the Indian Women’s League (IWL) if, as expected, teams pull out of the next edition due to an additional financial burden.

The All India Football Federation's (AIFF) League Committee on Tuesday recommended inviting bids from interested parties to establish a new Indian Women's League (IWL) team, expanding the tournament to 10 teams. This move aligns with FIFA and AFC's recommendation for the league to fulfill its 90-match quota. In its first agenda item, the committee discussed revisions to the entry fees for various leagues, including the I-League, I-League 2, I-League 3, IWL, iwl 2, Futsal Club Championship, Youth Leagues, and the Super Cup.

New Delhi, Jul 15 () Inox Wind Ltd (IWL) today said it has moved the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal, seeking quashing of insolvency resolution proceedings ordered by the NCLT on a plea of one of its creditors.

Bahadurgarh FC faces player exodus during iwl 2, with 12 players leaving for the Haryana State Senior Women’s Championship. The club, now at the bottom of the pool, is left with just 8 players for the upcoming match against Khad FC.

Inox Wind Limited on Monday announced commissioning and commencement of commercial production of its wind turbine generator manufacturing unit situated at Khasra industrial area in Himachal Pradesh's Una district.

Tamil Nadu's Kaviya Pakkirisamy and Sowmiya Narayanasamy are defying odds to represent India at the AFC Women's Asian Cup. Their journey from humble beginnings highlights the challenges and growing support for women's football in India. The team aims for direct World Cup qualification, focusing on each match with determination and improved preparation under a new coach.

The All India Football Federation (AIFF) on Tuesday announced receiving five proposals for direct entry in the upcoming I-League 2023-24 season, while adding that the Indian Women's League (IWL) will be an eight-team affair in the coming edition.

The Indian Women's League (IWL) will see a new champion emerge in Bengaluru, with KRYPHSA and Gokulam Kerala locking horns in the final on Friday. Apart from that, Season 4 of the IWL did not witness anything new as the All India Football Federation's promise of a bigger and longer league remained just that, a promise.

ARA FC continued their winning streak in the Indian Women's League qualifiers, defeating YWC 4-3 in the final here on Tuesday to qualify for the main event.

Having a women's team has been made compulsory as part of the All India Football Federation's (AIFF) licensing criteria for clubs, the federation's General Secretary Kushal Das said.