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Sportsmanship Equals Humankind: Lessons from the Playing Field

Sports have always been celebrated for their ability to unite people. Whether it is a school match, a community tournament, or an international event, the spirit of sportsmanship often shines brighter than the final score. But if we look deeper, sportsmanship is not only about fair play and respect; it is a reflection of humankind […]

Sports vs. Screen Time: Helping Students Stay Active in the Digital Age

Let’s be honest — screens are everywhere. From smartphones and tablets to laptops and TVs, kids today are surrounded by them. Sure, technology makes learning smoother and entertainment just a click away, but it also quietly eats into the time children could be spending outdoors. The result can be worrying. Less movement, shorter attention spans, […]

The Power of Preparation: Why Warming Up Matters More Than You Think

In sports (or any physical activity), there’s a crucial moment that comes before the action begins — before the first whistle, the first sprint, or the first swing — it’s the warm-up. It’s often overlooked, rushed, or even skipped. Yet this short phase holds immense value.  A proper warm-up is not just a physical routine; […]

From Vision to Victory: The Swami Vivekananda Football Tournament

Swami Vivekananda: A Lifelong Inspiration “You will be nearer to heaven through football than through the study of the Bhagavad Gita.” This quote inspired S.K. Thanigaivelan, founder of Victory Sports Foundation, to launch the Swami Vivekananda Football Tournament in 2014. What began as a single event soon became a regular annual fixture in Victory’s calendar, […]

The Two Faces of Aggression and Choosing the Right One for Growth

Understanding Aggression and Its True Nature: Aggression is a difficult concept to define. Whether it is good or bad is also a complex question, as there is no single, universally accepted definition. The nature of aggression often depends on how it is expressed. If it is used to intentionally inflict pain or harm, it is […]