CWG champion P. Kashyap expresses support for Gopichand’s comments on middle-class taking up sport
1 month, 1 week ago

CWG champion P. Kashyap expresses support for Gopichand’s comments on middle-class taking up sport

The Hindu  

Former Commonwealth Games badminton champion Parupalli Kashyap has expressed support for Pullela Gopichand’s recent comments on the challenges faced by middle-class families, emphasising that his coach’s remarks accurately reflect the harsh realities of India’s sporting ecosystem. Kashyap pointed out that the lack of a safety net for athletes, who don’t reach the top, is a significant issue and described Gopichand’s call for caution as “pragmatic, not pessimistic”. “Gopi sir’s recent remarks about the challenges middle-class families face in pursuing sports as a career resonate deeply with the realities of India’s sporting ecosystem,” the 2014 CWG champion posted on X, formerly known as Twitter. RELATED: Athletes deserve a future beyond saluting bureaucrats, says Gopichand “He’s absolutely right to highlight the lack of a safety net for athletes who don’t reach the top.

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India will struggle to become a sporting nation unless we integrate sports and education, says Kumble
3 weeks, 5 days ago

India will struggle to become a sporting nation unless we integrate sports and education, says Kumble

The Hindu  

Former India captain Anil Kumble stated that India will struggle to become a sporting nation unless it manages to successfully integrate sports and education. The leg-spinning legend was speaking during the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between TENVIC Sports, an organisation co-founded by Kumble and former international table tennis player Vasanth Bharadwaj, and Manipal Academy of Higher Education in …

Sports and education needs to go hand-in-hand, says Kumble
3 weeks, 5 days ago

Sports and education needs to go hand-in-hand, says Kumble

The Hindu  

Former India captain Anil Kumble stated that India will struggle to become a sporting nation unless it manages to successfully integrate sports and education. The leg-spinning legend was speaking during the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between TENVIC Sports, an organisation co-founded by Kumble and former International table tennis player Vasanth Bharadwaj, and Manipal Academy of Higher Education here …

First Sports Exclusive | 99 per cent of those who take up sport fail without an exit strategy, says P Gopichand
1 month ago

First Sports Exclusive | 99 per cent of those who take up sport fail without an exit strategy, says P Gopichand

Firstpost  

Badminton legend and national coach Pullela Gopichand had recently courted controversy for stating that only those who hail from affluent backgrounds should take up sport as a profession. Gopichand, who had become only the second Indian to win the prestigious All England Championship in 2001, said that “99 per cent” of those who take up sport as a profession fail …

Pullela Gopichand: From accidental shuttler to India's badminton mentor
1 month ago

Pullela Gopichand: From accidental shuttler to India's badminton mentor

Hindustan Times  

New Delhi, : Pullela Gopichand, India's Chief badminton coach and a former All England champion, has played a pivotal role in shaping the country's badminton landscape. Pullela Gopichand: From accidental shuttler to India's badminton mentor In a conversation with ANI, he reflected on his journey from a young aspiring player to a mentor guiding India's top shuttlers. Later, I worked …

Gopichand stands by 'don't let your child pursue sport' remark, explains reason
1 month, 1 week ago

Gopichand stands by 'don't let your child pursue sport' remark, explains reason

India Today  

Pullela Gopichand, the former India badminton player turned coach, sparked significant controversy with a comment about pursuing sports in India. In an interview with *The Times of India*, Gopichand stated that children in India cannot realistically pursue sports unless their parents are financially well-off. "Being in sports has been a long journey, and I’ve witnessed everything—from hardworking players to dedicated …

Pullela Gopichand explains statement advising youngsters to avoid sport as career unless rich: 'Be careful, think twice'
1 month, 1 week ago

Pullela Gopichand explains statement advising youngsters to avoid sport as career unless rich: 'Be careful, think twice'

Firstpost  

Badminton legend and Dronacharya Award-recipient Pullela Gopichand had recently advised aspiring athletes in India to avoid taking up sport as a career unless they came from a well off background. Badminton legend Pullela Gopichand added that it was difficult for him to see athletes struggle to make a decent living after dedicating their lives to sport. PTI Badminton legend Pullela …

'I have a different view': Nithin Kamath on Pullela Gopichand’s ‘sports is for the rich’ remark
1 month, 1 week ago

'I have a different view': Nithin Kamath on Pullela Gopichand’s ‘sports is for the rich’ remark

Hindustan Times  

Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath recently took to X to express his views on Indian badminton national coach Pullela Gopichand’s statement: "Unless you are rich, don't make your child a sportsperson." Nithin Kamath shared a different view on X about Pullela Gopichand’s statement, arguing that sports now offer more career options beyond professional play. "While I understand Pullela Gopichand's concern that …

Athletes deserve a future beyond saluting bureaucrats, says Gopichand
1 month, 1 week ago

Athletes deserve a future beyond saluting bureaucrats, says Gopichand

The Hindu  

India’s chief badminton coach Pullela Gopichand on Wednesday called for respect for sportspersons after retirement, saying athletes deserve more than “saluting bureaucrats” after dedicating everything to the country during their playing days. While sport is now seen as a viable career path in India, Gopichand highlighted a pressing issue: what happens to athletes who dedicate their lives to sports but …

Badminton: India's search for Gopichand's successor
1 year, 2 months ago

Badminton: India's search for Gopichand's successor

Hindustan Times  

With HS Prannoy vs Priyanshu Rajawat being not just an all India but also an all-academy affair, no coach sat courtside and let the fellow Thomas Cup champions battle it out in a second-round clash at the India Open. Chief national coach Gopichand has always lamented the lack of coaches in the national setup, people who can succeed the likes …

Returning champions: How players turn coaches at Gopichand’s academy
1 year, 6 months ago

Returning champions: How players turn coaches at Gopichand’s academy

Hindustan Times  

Before the Pullela Gopichand school of coaching, elite Indian badminton players all followed the same schedule and received largely the same training. At the Pullela Gopichand Badminton Academy, since its inception in 2004, and across the elite level in Indian badminton, where Gopichand has been chief national coach since 2006, coach and player are carefully paired, as are player and …

The flying shuttle: How Pullela Gopichand transformed badminton in India
1 year, 6 months ago

The flying shuttle: How Pullela Gopichand transformed badminton in India

Hindustan Times  

In 2001, at the All-England badminton championships, a gangly, determined Indian shuttler, known on the circuit but below the radar of the rest of the country, decided to make his presence felt. Today, if Indian badminton has reached the levels it has — six men’s, four women’s, and three men’s doubles players in the Top 50 — its miraculous journey …

Badminton legend and Olympian Pullela Gopichand joins hands with Indian Padel Federation as advisor
1 year, 9 months ago

Badminton legend and Olympian Pullela Gopichand joins hands with Indian Padel Federation as advisor

Firstpost  

Padel, the dynamic and fast-growing sport, receives a momentous boost as the Indian Padel Federation announces a strategic partnership with badminton legend Pullela Gopichand that is set to propel the sport to unprecedented heights in the country. Read More: Wrestlers’ Protest: Sakshi Malik, Bajrang Punia meet Sports Minister Anurag Thakur at his residence Speaking about his partnership with the Indian …

Padel should be a big hit in days to come: P Gopichand
1 year, 9 months ago

Padel should be a big hit in days to come: P Gopichand

The Hindu  

For the promoters of Padel, which combined the best elements of tennis and squash and nicknamed as ‘tennis with walls’ and ‘squash in the Sun’, they couldn’t have found a better proposition than having former All England champion P. Gopichand joining the Indian Padel Federation in their promotional activities to give the sport a fresh fillip and make it more …

Indian badminton has come a long way, says chief national coach P. Gopi Chand
1 year, 11 months ago

Indian badminton has come a long way, says chief national coach P. Gopi Chand

The Hindu  

Indian badminton has come a long way from the days when it was removed from even the priority list of the Union Sports Ministry and the national squad too was not sent for the Commonwealth Games, said chief national coach P. Gopi Chand on Saturday. “Definitely, 2016 and 2017 were truly special for Indian badminton with Sindhu winning the Olympics …

The Extraordinary Rise and Promising Future of Indian Badminton
2 years, 7 months ago

The Extraordinary Rise and Promising Future of Indian Badminton

News 18  

The extraordinary rise of Indian badminton can be seen in the last few months. But there has been another person whose contribution cannot be ignored and that is none other than the legend Prakash Padukone who pioneered the academy system way back in 1994, when, along with Vimal Kumar, he opened the fabled Prakash Padukone badminton academy This was really …

Gopichand expects better performance from Indian men's singles and doubles in CWG 2022
2 years, 8 months ago

Gopichand expects better performance from Indian men's singles and doubles in CWG 2022

The Hindu  

Former All England champion P. Gopichand expects a better performance from the Indian players in men’s singles and doubles events at the upcoming Commonwealth Games. Gopichand said even though Indian shuttlers did well in the 2018 Commonwealth Games by securing two gold medals, three silver and a bronze, the men could perform better this time. But in men’s doubles and …

Leander Paes to lead off-court with sport-education platform Sporjo
3 years, 7 months ago

Leander Paes to lead off-court with sport-education platform Sporjo

The Hindu  

India’s tennis legend Leander Paes, who turned 48 in June, is now busy off-court, building a community through sports, educating the youth, and creating jobs. Coming from a family of international sports champions, Paes now feels it is time to lead beyond the court and wants to use sports education platforms to make a difference in the community. “I think …

Tokyo 2020: National badminton coach Pullela Gopichand expects rich haul of medals from Indian contingent
3 years, 8 months ago

Tokyo 2020: National badminton coach Pullela Gopichand expects rich haul of medals from Indian contingent

India Today  

National badminton coach Pullela Gopichand is hopeful that the Indian contingent will return with a rich haul of medals from the Tokyo Olympics, starting from July 23. I hope that we get enough medals, so they give a boost in the arm to us," said Gopichand, during a webinar on 'Tokyo Olympics - India's Journey and Expectations' organised by the …

P. Gopichand: Indian badminton needs the right structure
4 years, 1 month ago

P. Gopichand: Indian badminton needs the right structure

The Hindu  

For someone whose primary objective since taking up coaching more than a decade ago is to ensure that contemporary players don’t miss out on what he did during his peak, chief national badminton coach P. Gopichand has clearly set a benchmark that is not easy to emulate. The 47-year-old, whose two academies — one set up jointly with the Sports …

Premier Badminton League: A starry affair looking for financial stardust
4 years, 6 months ago

Premier Badminton League: A starry affair looking for financial stardust

The Hindu  

One of the most eagerly-awaited events in the Indian sporting calendar has been the high-profile Premier Badminton League, which in a way caught up with the IPL in terms of player participation and unearthing unknown talent. The teams still face financial challenges as the expenses like players’ salary, employee and travel cost keep going up every year, but the sponsorship …

Gopichand: Badminton in India looks well poised
4 years, 8 months ago

Gopichand: Badminton in India looks well poised

The Hindu  

The inspiring success of P. V. Sindhu and Saina Nehwal at the global level has made badminton the most flourishing sport in India in the last decade, national chief coach Pullela Gopichand said on Sunday. Gopichand said when he started coaching in 2004 with 25 trainees, including Sindhu, Saina and Kidambi Srikkanth in Hyderabad, nobody thought India would produce such …

Firstpost Masterclass: 'Badminton is high-speed chess in motion,' Pullela Gopichand deconstructs the sport
4 years, 8 months ago

Firstpost Masterclass: 'Badminton is high-speed chess in motion,' Pullela Gopichand deconstructs the sport

Firstpost  

What is the correct stance in badminton? I think it is extremely important to know which shots to play when, but in a match scenario, players’ natural intelligence takes over. Sometimes you dent the confidence of a player so much that even if he/she is good enough to beat you, his/her mind doesn’t think that you can be beaten. I …

Gopichand calls for promotion of local sports and culture
4 years, 9 months ago

Gopichand calls for promotion of local sports and culture

The Hindu  

Chief national badminton coach Pullela Gopichand said it was not sensible to follow the western model blindly to produce world beaters and Olympic champions. Speaking at a webinar conducted by SAI-LNCPE on Thursday, Gopichand said the Western model was expensive and impractical in a country like India. The former All-England champion said there was a need to promote sports which …

Gopichand: Coaches financially hit during lockdown
4 years, 9 months ago

Gopichand: Coaches financially hit during lockdown

The Hindu  

Coaches and support staff have had “virtually no income” for the past three months, ever since the India-wide lockdown was imposed, India’s chief national badminton coach P. Gopichand said on Friday. In his bid to raise funds for badminton academies and sports foundations, Gopichand and athletes Ashwini Nachappa and Malathi Holla - both of whom as Arjuna awardees - have …

Time to focus on physical education, says Gopichand
4 years, 10 months ago

Time to focus on physical education, says Gopichand

The Hindu  

India’s chief national badminton coach Pullela Gopichand feels the COVID-19 lockdown is the right time to focus on physical education and make everyone realise that sports is a priority. Speaking during an online interaction, organised by ELMS Sports Foundation and the Reliance Foundation on Thursday with renowned Physical Literacy expert Margaret Whitehead, Head of WHO Collaborating Centre for Policy Research …

Pullela Gopichand interview: National badminton coach on changing mindset of Indians, need for on-court arrogance and formula for success
4 years, 10 months ago

Pullela Gopichand interview: National badminton coach on changing mindset of Indians, need for on-court arrogance and formula for success

Firstpost  

Pullela Gopichand spoke about how the Indian shuttlers’ mindset has evolved over the decades, finding the formula for success, and needing on-court arrogance to succeed at the world stage. On the sidelines of the event, India’s chief badminton coach spoke about how the Indian shuttlers’ mindset has evolved over the decades, finding the formula for success, and Indian shuttlers needing …

Athlete-centric funding doesn’t benefit sport: Gopichand
4 years, 11 months ago

Athlete-centric funding doesn’t benefit sport: Gopichand

The Hindu  

National badminton coach Pullela Gopichand on Tuesday said the current athlete-centric model of funding doesn’t benefit sport and there is a need to look at supporting a group rather than individuals to produce more champions. The number two and three should be constantly pushing the number one.” Talking about the importance of coaches in the sporting ecosystem, Gopichand said: “You …

Lockdown diaries: Good decision to postpone Tokyo Olympics
4 years, 11 months ago

Lockdown diaries: Good decision to postpone Tokyo Olympics

The Hindu  

Kidambi Srikanth must be thinking how true the old adage is — scaling the summit is easier than staying there for long! “I travelled to quite a few places after having got hooked to badminton seeing my elder brother play in my hometown, Guntur. Then, things began looking different when I finally settled down at the Gopichand Academy in Hyderabad,” …

Gopichand finds a way to monitor shuttlers' training amid lockdown
4 years, 11 months ago

Gopichand finds a way to monitor shuttlers' training amid lockdown

The Hindu  

In a lockdown scenario, athletes around the world are struggling to find ways to stay fit. He along with well-known fitness trainer Dinaz Vervatwala, using the Zoom app connect with the trainees online, to ensure that the majority of them in all age groups of the Gopichand Badminton Academy are linked up and participate in the live, video fitness sessions. …

P. Gopichand: The Olympics should be postponed
5 years ago

P. Gopichand: The Olympics should be postponed

The Hindu  

The Tokyo Olympics should be postponed given the threat posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, India’s chief badminton coach P. Gopichand has said. “I think, in the present scenario, with the health scares and all the travel restrictions and all, it is a tough time and at the moment the whole world is thinking about health and safety for its citizens, …

Saina, Srikanth Schedules Could’ve Been Planned Better: Gopichand
5 years ago

Saina, Srikanth Schedules Could’ve Been Planned Better: Gopichand

The Quint  

The outbreak of coronavirus has wreaked havoc on the qualification calendar for badminton. 2012 Olympics bronze medallist Saina Nehwal and former world no.1 Kidambi Srikanth are both facing uphill battles for qualification and their problems have been compunded by the cancellations. Gopichand has gone through a number of qualification cycles in the past three decades as a player and as …

Gopichand to mentor coaches after Tokyo 2020 Olympics
5 years, 1 month ago

Gopichand to mentor coaches after Tokyo 2020 Olympics

The Hindu  

Chief national coach Pullela Gopichand on Monday said he will spend more time mentoring coaches after the Tokyo Olympics to ensure that Indian badminton delivers its promise of becoming a superpower in the sport. “I will ensure that the coaching the coaches and sports science research become a big part of my programmes for the next few years,” Gopichand said. …

India Today calls badminton coach Pullela Gopichand as “little known”,
5 years, 1 month ago

India Today calls badminton coach Pullela Gopichand as “little known”,

Op India  

The India Today media group, one of the major media company in the country, on Wednesday stoked a controversy after they condescendingly referred to country’s ace Badminton coach Pullela Gopichand as ‘little known’. However, India Today group, who seems to have had some sort of discomfort over such prestigious recognition for Pullela Gopichand, chose to show their eliteness by referring …

Why an Olympic coach got an Olympic nod
5 years, 1 month ago

Why an Olympic coach got an Olympic nod

India Today  

Seldom does a successful sportstar turn an accomplished coach. Pullela Gopichand, 46, has done exactly that, blossoming from the trainer of a few players in Hyderabad to becoming India’s chief national coach in badminton. Nonetheless, Gopichand is the first Indian recipient of an honourable mention’ in the male category of the 2019 International Olympic Committee Coaches Lifetime Achievements Awards. The …

Maharashtra Open 2020: Tennis ace Leander Paes wants to create champions after retirement
5 years, 1 month ago

Maharashtra Open 2020: Tennis ace Leander Paes wants to create champions after retirement

Firstpost  

Set to retire after the 2020 season, Paes said national badminton coach Gopichand and Dravid have set a benchmark in coaching Pune: Indian tennis legend Leander Paes says creating champions is a dream he is nurturing for his second innings just like inspirational Rahul Dravid and Pullela Gopichand have done. Set to retire after the 2020 season, Paes said national …

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Pullela Gopichand backs Indian shuttlers to produce a better performance at Games
5 years, 2 months ago

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Pullela Gopichand backs Indian shuttlers to produce a better performance at Games

Firstpost  

India’s top players, including PV Sindhu, may not be going through the best of times, but national badminton coach Pullela Gopichand is still hopeful of a best-ever Olympics outing in Tokyo. New Delhi: India’s top players, including PV Sindhu, may not be going through the best of times, but national badminton coach Pullela Gopichand is still hopeful of a best-ever …

Gopichand hopeful of best-ever showing from badminton players in Tokyo 2020
5 years, 2 months ago

Gopichand hopeful of best-ever showing from badminton players in Tokyo 2020

The Hindu  

India’s top players, including P V Sindhu, may be going through a rough patch, but national badminton coach Pullela Gopichand is hopeful of a best-ever Olympics outing in Tokyo. READ| Gopichand blasts international scheduling, puts focus on a calendar for athletes Gopichand, who has produced two Olympic medallists -- Saina Nehwal and Sindhu -- lauded the Government of India’s Khelo …

\'We haven\'t invested in coaches\': Gopichand worried about Indian badminton\'s future
5 years, 7 months ago

\'We haven\'t invested in coaches\': Gopichand worried about Indian badminton\'s future

Deccan Chronicle  

Hyderabad: India might be celebrating a world champion in P V Sindhu right now but national badminton coach Pullela Gopichand feels there are reasons to be worried about the future as the country has not "invested enough in coaches". ".we have not invested enough in coaches," he said here with Sindhu by his side at a press conference on Tuesday …

Gopichand worried about future of Indian badminton: 'We have not invested enough in coaches'
5 years, 7 months ago

Gopichand worried about future of Indian badminton: 'We have not invested enough in coaches'

The Hindu  

India might be celebrating a world champion in P.V. Sindhu but national badminton coach Pullela Gopichand feels there are reasons to be worried about the future as the country has not “invested enough in coaches“. However, Gopichand feels the country needs to wake up to the fact that there aren’t enough coaches to handle the talent that is rising. Gopichand …

Pullela Gopichand: We will never have another PV Sindhu if I am always travelling
5 years, 8 months ago

Pullela Gopichand: We will never have another PV Sindhu if I am always travelling

The Hindu  

India’s top shuttlers have missed his court-side presence this year but national badminton coach Pullela Gopichand says he can’t really help cutting down on travelling as that would come in the way of finding the next crop of world-beaters. All the top Indian players, including Olympic silver-medallist Sindhu, London Olympics bronze-medallist Saina Nehwal and Kidambi Srikanth, have achieved success under …

Pullela Gopichand: Ban players who indulge in age-fudging
5 years, 11 months ago

Pullela Gopichand: Ban players who indulge in age-fudging

The Hindu  

India’s chief national coach Pullela Gopichand believes the Badminton Association of India should ban players who indulge in age-fudging as “examples” need to be made of wrongdoers for any tangible change. “I think you need to have firm decisions and strong examples to ensure that age fudging which is a big menace should stop, so there should be a ban …

Saina Nehwal and Parupalli Kashyap vow to keep making India proud; want kids to take up sports as passion and profession
6 years, 2 months ago

Saina Nehwal and Parupalli Kashyap vow to keep making India proud; want kids to take up sports as passion and profession

Hindustan Times  

If you get a high seeing the tri-colour flutter in the sky, then there is a bigger high to make the flag keep flying higher with your efforts. That’s the emotion Badminton’s poster couple — Saina Nehwal and Parupalli Kashyap — experiences each time they win a medal for their country. The history of India and the struggle for freedom …

Pullela Gopichand interview: Focus on All England, World Championships ahead of Olympics, dependency on Kidambi Srikanth and more
6 years, 2 months ago

Pullela Gopichand interview: Focus on All England, World Championships ahead of Olympics, dependency on Kidambi Srikanth and more

Firstpost  

“I would really love to see a big win at the All England or the World Championships having raised the bar today when years ago, Asian Games gold medal was a big thing,” says Pullela Gopichand A perception shift was in the making for a long, long time. National badminton coach Pullela Gopichand envisioned the metamorphosis of the sport before …

Need to invest on coach development, says Pullela Gopichand
6 years, 2 months ago

Need to invest on coach development, says Pullela Gopichand

The Hindu  

With badminton talent in India growing multifold and more and more Indians performing exceedingly well at the world stage, national coach Pullela Gopichand said it was a struggle to manage the players. Talking to the media at the end of the fourth edition of Premier Badminton League, Gopichand stressed on the need to invest on coach development to keep pace …

Pullela Gopichand: ‘Double headers, fantasy league interesting additions to PBL this year’
6 years, 3 months ago

Pullela Gopichand: ‘Double headers, fantasy league interesting additions to PBL this year’

The Hindu  

National coach Pullela Gopichand, who is also in the Governing Council of Premier Badminton League, believes emerging Indian talent will benefit playing alongside world stars in a team format. The fourth edition of the badminton league, featuring nine franchises, will get underway at Mumbai’s NSCI indoor stadium from Saturday, and Gopichand says shifting match situations due to the team format …

Analysis: Indian badminton: Has the greasepaint started to run?
6 years, 4 months ago

Analysis: Indian badminton: Has the greasepaint started to run?

The Hindu  

Today, badminton catches more eyeballs in the country than it did four decades ago. In fact, Gopi’s decision to take up coaching was destined to change the way the world looked at Indian badminton. The pair made history by bringing India’s first doubles bronze medal from the World Championships in 2011. Even as Saina and later Sindhu caught the imagination …

Gopichand bullish of an impressive Asiad
6 years, 7 months ago

Gopichand bullish of an impressive Asiad

The Hindu  

Chief national coach P. Gopi Chand hopes to have many moments to celebrate in the Jakarta Asian Games starting next week. Speaking at the send-off ceremony to the 20-member Indian badminton contingent here on Monday night, Gopi said the team would love to take the confidence of an impressive showing in the recent World Championship into the Asiad. “The women’s …

Pullela Gopichand, a champion mentor
6 years, 11 months ago

Pullela Gopichand, a champion mentor

Deccan Chronicle  

Hyderabad: The All England title, Arjuna and Dronacharya awards, and a being champion coach who has trained two players to achieving world number one ranks — his ward Srikanth Kidambi will be crowned No.1 when badminton world rankings are released on Thursday, Saina Nehwal has been there earlier. As somebody who has been associated with Indian badminton as a player …

Mentor to the champions
6 years, 11 months ago

Mentor to the champions

Deccan Chronicle  

Credited with honing the skills of many great Indian badminton players, including the latest star Srikanth Kidambi, Pullela Gopichand will surely be remembered as one of the most successful coaches in India’s sporting history The All England title, Arjuna and Dronacharya awards, and a being champion coach who has trained two players to achieving world number one ranks — his …

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