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The inaugural India Hockey 360 Festival in Chandigarh, backed by the NHL and Canucks, drew over 800 participants and featured coaching sessions, try‑outs and a summit, signaling a strategic push to expand hockey’s footprint in a cricket‑dominant nation.
The India Hockey 360 Festival concluded after a two‑day event that united international experts and local stakeholders, featuring skill‑based sessions, a coaches’ summit, and a 3×3 exhibition, all backed by major hockey organisations.
The recent India Hockey 360 Festival concluded after a two-day program that linked Indian players, coaches and fans with international experts, showcasing skill sessions, a coaches’ summit and a 3×3 exhibition.
From July 31 to August 2, the inaugural India Hockey 360 Festival will convene international coaches, players and community leaders in Chandigarh, aiming to build lasting hockey pathways through coaching education, player development and grassroots programming.
The inaugural India Hockey 360 Festival, scheduled for July 31 to August 2 in Chandigarh, aims to deepen international collaboration and grow the sport through expert-led sessions and community programming
The inaugural India Hockey 360 Festival, co‑organized by NHL broadcaster Randip Janda and Tulsea Sports Marketing, will bring together the NHL, Vancouver Canucks, Bauer Hockey and local partners to foster long‑term hockey growth in India.
The inaugural India Hockey 360 Festival, co‑organized by broadcaster Randip Janda and Tulsea Sports Marketing, will run from July 31 to August 2 in Chandigarh, featuring coaching sessions, a Try Hockey Activation and a player‑development day, and is backed by the NHL, Vancouver Canucks, Bauer Hockey and the Ice Hockey Association of India
Manny Malhotra has been named head coach of the Vancouver Canucks, becoming the first person of South Asian descent to lead an NHL team. The move follows a distinguished playing and coaching career and is part of a broader push for inclusion in the league.
The IIHF’s new Division IV will bring Iran, Belarus, India and Singapore into the 2027 Women’s World Championships, while Russia’s status remains unresolved.