The Supreme Court dismissed pleas by riders Anush Agarwalla and Sudipti Hajela challenging their exclusion from India's Asian Games dressage team, saying courts should avoid interfering in individual sports selection matters while encouraging institutional reforms for future selections
The Supreme Court will hear next week petitions by riders Anush Agarwalla and Sudipti Hajela challenging their exclusion from India's Asian Games dressage team. The Delhi High Court had declined to interfere, citing logistical constraints and the July 15 selection deadline
Indian equestrian Anush Agarwalla secured a second-place finish at the prestigious CDI Hagen dressage competition in Germany, scoring 70.94 per cent with his mare Floriana. The result strengthens his international standing and highlights his growing success on the global stage
International rider Anush Agarwalla launched Dressage with Anush, a digital series offering an inside look into the sport of dressage, blending training insights, personal stories, and behind-the-scenes dedication
India’s first Olympic dressage rider Anush Agarwalla has announced the retirement of his legendary horse Sir Caramello. The duo made history at the Paris Olympics, becoming India’s first rider-horse pair in dressage, inspiring future generations of equestrian athletes.
