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One of the most powerful bonds of the sporting world is the connection between fans and their team culture. Over time, sports such as football have seen innumerable forms of expression being meted out by fans for their respective clubs and national teams. This bond is undoubtedly expressed in different ways with the underlying aspect of love for the Beautiful Game. Any legal regulation or a statute that obstructs such a bond is an injustice to football fans and must be countered in manners that are deemed appropriate as per the situation at hand.
MMA has been on a path to portray itself as a legitimate sport around the globe and attract more spectators. Since its introduction, the violent sport has been tweaking regulations to ensure that the general market audience is onboard to watch and enjoy it.
Sports in India has evolved from the age-old Mahabharata sport Chatrang to an ever-evolving age of air sports. While the industry accounts for almost $620 billion, the Constitution of India [State List, 7th Schedule, Entry 33] reflects the power of the legislature to formulate laws in the sports domain. Apart from this, India does not have any concrete law on a national scale for regulating sports. The Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs has time and again issued guidelines and set up institutions to dwell into issues related to sports.
The Middle East influence on European football has increasingly become apparent in recent years. One of the significant reasons that these Gulf countries have started investing in football is to increase their soft power in Europe. They usually inject much-needed funds into all these clubs to help them make high-profile signings and thereby get better results in all competitions. Investing in football also helps such authoritarian regimes whitewash their public image, which is stained with human rights abuses and extinguishing freedom of speech.
The Hon’ble High Court of Karnataka, recently in the case of All India Gaming Federation v. State of Karnataka and Ors. [W.P No. 18703/2021] has struck down certain provisions of the Karnataka Police (Amendment) Act, 2021 (hereinafter referred to as ‘the Amendment Act’).
We keep hearing about instances of Players getting injured and the Clubs terminating their contracts on that ground. Given the short term career of football players, this is extremely problematic especially in light of their livelihood being dependent on the same. Furthermore, Clubs slyly put injury/permanent incapacity clauses in the employment contracts which players tend to overlook while entering into such agreements; the Clubs later on cite these clauses to justify the unilateral termination. However, whether such justification stands the test of law needs to be understood.
The uncertainty of the result is an essential part of a sport’s desirability. When matches are fixed, there is a loss of integrity in the sport, and fans feel distanced from the sport they love. Matches get fixed when inducements are offered to players/teams to underperform to drive the game to a particular result. Fixers tend to bet on the match, knowing the result which they have already fixed or which player will underperform, et al.
Hi everyone,
The short answer is yes, but the important question is how? It’s important to understand how climate change is a threat to sport and most important of it all, how sport can be an asset and a flag bearer in the extremely urgent cause of global warming.

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