A 2006 stipend scheme and 2010 grassroots meets built the pipeline behind Gujarat's record nine athlete Asian Games squad, now bankrolling Ahmedabad's Olympic push.
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Tom Holland’s Viral Ballet Clip Traces Back to Joel Kioko
Tom Holland's viral ballet clip fueling his Fred Astaire casting buzz actually began as a fundraising film for Kenyan dancer Joel Kioko.
District 10’s Small Schools Quietly Build a National Sports Pipeline
Northwest Pennsylvania's District 10 crowned its 2026 sports award winners, a class featuring a Team USA volleyball player and a 33-year-old track record.
Microsoft’s $29.97 Office Deal Comes With an Expiration Clock
Microsoft Office Professional 2021 is on sale for $29.97, but Microsoft's own lifecycle page sets its security support cutoff for October 13, 2026.
Nigeria’s Falling Fraud Numbers Mask a Costlier Banking Threat
A new compliance report finds Nigeria's falling fraud numbers hide costlier AI-driven attacks, a N15.42bn bank fine and a wall of CBN deadlines through 2028.
Cricket’s Olympic Return Runs Through a Single Indian Broadcaster
Cricket's LA28 Olympic return targets India's two billion fans, but JioStar, which already owns the IPL and past Games rights, stands to gain most.
Microsoft Locks Windows Activation Servers Behind TPM Chips
Microsoft's new TPM attestation rule for Windows activation servers closes a piracy loophole while pushing IT teams and pirates toward new problems.
Microsoft’s New TPM Rule Puts IT Admins on a Deadline
Microsoft's TPM-secured KMS model spares home Windows 11 users but hands enterprise IT admins an August 2026 hardware readiness deadline.
Microsoft’s Coreutils for Windows Succeeds Where Three Bids Failed
Microsoft's Coreutils for Windows succeeds where Interix, Services for UNIX and the POSIX subsystem all failed.
Dallas Girl Gang Grew a $600 Facebook Group Into a Six-Figure Business
Amanda Smith's $600 Facebook group, Dallas Girl Gang, now counts 50,000 members and six-figure revenue, outlasting costlier rivals like The Wing and Chief.