World Athletics President Sebastian Coe said he was delighted with India's interest in hosting the 2036 summer Games but cautioned the South Asian nation that organising an Olympics was one of the ...

World Athletics president Sebastian Coe praised Neeraj Chopra for securing India's first Olympic gold in athletics with his javelin throw at Tokyo, elevating India into the elite group of 100 ...

A common observation about Sebastian Coe’s lifetime of going against the grain is that it makes him more of a thorn in the side of the International Olympic Committee than an ideal candidate to ...

World Athletics President Sebastian Coe met Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Monday and discussed India's intent to host the 2036 Olympics along with development of athletics in the country.

World Athletics President Sebastian Coe, in an exclusive interview with Rajesh Kalra, Executive Chairman of Asianet News Group, praised Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s long-term vision for ...

Sebastian Malhotra Coe: The little-known Punjabi connection of an English Olympic legend Lord Coe might seem the quintessential posh Englishman. But he has an interesting Indian link.

World Athletics President Sebastian Coe has congratulated the Indian mixed 4x400m relay team for its bronze-winning performance at the U-20 World Athletics Championships, saying that the country ...

World Athletics President Sebastian Coe has congratulated the Indian mixed 4x400m relay team for its bronze-winning performance at the U-20 World Athletics Championships, saying that the country ...

Coe grew up in northern England in the steel and coal town of Sheffield. As he tells the story, if your name was Sebastian and you lived in Sheffield in the 1970s, you had to learn to fight or run ...

A common observation about Sebastian Coe’s lifetime of going against the grain is that it makes him more of a thorn in the side ... “I have a lot of Indian heritage in my family,” said Coe, ...

Coe grew up in northern England in the steel and coal town of Sheffield. As he tells the story, if your name was Sebastian and you lived in Sheffield in the 1970s, you had to learn to fight or run ...