In their first month of paddling in Meghalaya the team found rivers too low, then too high and finally just right.
Catching the right river level for a first descent
58 countries, 1397 athletes, 3.9km swim, 180km bike, 42.2km run, testosterone, adrenaline, blood, sweat, tears, and last but definitely not the least, vomit.
The Ironman triathlon, aka one
An adventurer spent the summer of 2013 in Maasai Mara in Kenya. He befriended the tribals, learnt their ways, watched lions mate and witnessed The Great Wildebeest Migration.
In August
The New Delhi-based climber stood second in the Open Category at Rockmaster 2014, making it his first win at an international event.
20-year-old Sandeep Maity came second at Rockmaster 2014
The confidence to take on class V rapids and international athletes at the grand stage of extreme kayaking comes from winning competitions back home and the support he gets from
Whether you’re into canyoning or climbing, snorkeling or camel racing, trekking or skydiving, Jordan has a bit of everything for the adventure seeker. The Outdoor Journal lists must-do adventure
Surfers Suhasini and Dharani dominated the waves at the 2nd edition of the festival which saw over 100 surfers from across the country and other parts of the world partake
Shibu tended to respond to most of our questions with the same reply: ‘Okay okay okay’. The reply was no different when we asked if he could drive for over
Nearly four months after 16 of the skilled mountain guides were killed in the biggest avalanche on Everest, the government has decided to increase insurance cover for mountaineering support staff
Sixty participants from 11 countries paddled it out in the narrow and rocky rivers of Kerala, India for a whopping prize money. The world's best kayakers say Kerala&
Held in July near Manali at the base of the Himalayas, the competition had 18 participants from across the country, Nepal, Britain and Italy taking on the bumpy, dirt trails
