Men’s physique was officially recognized as a new sport discipline by IFBB Executive Council and IFBB Congress on November 11, 2012. The men’s physique division is aimed at men who prefer to develop a less muscular, yet athletic and aesthetically pleasing physique. Now, this sport seems to be growing. Some might think How these guys get more muscular and remain so fit? It’s their will power which makes them strong. Indians also take part in this sport, but unfortunately, no one is able to win. For the first time any Indian is able to qualify for Mr. Olympia in Men’s physique Division. A proud moment for all Indians! Can you guess the name of that Indian? No, I will tell you, he is Bhuwan Chauhan.
 
Bhuwan Chauhan is the first Indian to win IFBB Pro show and the first Indian to qualify for Mr. Olympia in men’s physique division. He was born and brought up in India, but went to Canada in 2011 for completing his undergraduate studies in Petroleum Engineering and there he passed with distinction in 2015. He immediately started working at a big oil and gas company. But he decided to compete for Mr. Olympia in 2016. It takes too much courage to quit a job and to enter in some other profession. But if you think you can do it then don’t look back!
 
He quit his job in May 2018 to fulfill his passion. It would take a lot of time and many hurdles to turn your passion into a profession, but not impossible. Isn’t it? Bhuwan Chauhan ultimately started his coaching company “Bhuwan Chauhan Fitness” aka “Team Bhuwan.” A very impressive thought!
 
Bhuwan Chauhan’s main goal is to help and improve people’s physique, through optimal training and nutrition. In today’s era where everyone is in catch of various diseases, fitness and health is a must. So, it’s all about getting better;physically, emotionally, and mentally. He not only develops his company to help athletes but also for people who want to improve their health and wellness.
 
“Nothing is impossible on this earth. Even the impossible word contains ‘I am possible.’ If you put your heart into it and have proper guidance you can achieve anything.”
 
Achievements
●     In 2011, Bhuwan Chauhan went to University of Alberta on 75% scholarship in academics, sports and leadership merit from high school.
●     In 2014, he got a job in one of the biggest companies, only after a year of graduation.
●     In 2015, he graduated from UofA as a first class distinction student with 3.7 GPA.
●     In 2016, he completed and won his first Men’s Physique show.
●     In 2017, won the Ben Weider Cup and obtained his pro card, first Indian citizen in Men’s physique to win IFBB pro card.
●     In 2018, quit his job to pursue his passion and established his coaching company, that too in Alberta.
●     In 2019, won the Vancouver pro show.
 
And after that qualified for Olympia men’s physique. Such an immense achievement and qualifying achievement is above all other achievements. Every year he climbed the stairs of success. Bhuwan Chauhan has made India proud. Everyone should get inspiration from him.
 
Sadly, this news is not shown in any news channels. It’s very sad as for the first time India has qualified in men’s physique Olympia, an entirely new sport for all. It is immensely important to showcase this news on all news channels, so that everyone who is not aware, could get aware.

When Indian cricket team captain’s performance failed during Thursday’s IPL match. His wife Anushka Sharma was apparently dragged in for his bad performance by former Indian cricket team captain Mr Sunil Gavaskar while commentating the match he stated “inhone to lockdown main bas Anushka ki gendo pe practice ki hai”. And it is not the first time when Virat’s actor wife was dragged in between. She is been trolled for her husband’s failure ever since they started dating each other. From then Virat has been supporting his wife via his Instagram handle.
But now Anushka took stand for herself replying to the joke made on her by Gavaskar saying that, “Mr. Gavaskar, your message is distasteful is a fact but I would love you to explain why you thought of making such a sweeping statement on a wife accusing her of her husband’s game? I’m sure over the years you have respected the private lives of every cricketer while commentating on the game. Don’t you think you should have equal amounts of respect for me and us? I’m sure you can have many other words and sentences in your mind to use to comment on my husband’s performance from last night or are your words only relevant if you use my name in the process? Its 2020 and things still don’t change for me. When will I stop getting dragged into cricket and stop being used to pass sweeping statements? Respected Mr. Gavaskar, you are a legend whose name stands tall in this gentleman’s game. Just wanted to tell you what I felt when I heard you say this,” wrote Anushka. Thereafter twitter was flooded with tweets supporting Anushka Sharma for being trolled by Mr Gavaskar. Many famous names have joined this trend in support of Anushka. Defending his statement Gavaskar says, “I’ve not made any sexist comment. Neither have I blamed Anushka for anything. I would urge people to re-visit the clip,”
But it was found that Mr. Gavaskar was talking about the video where the couple was seen playing cricket in the building preview and was unknowingly shot on camera by a neighbour.
He referred anushka bowling virat in the same video.
Another commentator also added that there privacy should be respected.

Mumbai Indians “man for all seasons” Kieron Pollard’s scintillating strokeplay found its match in maverick Ishan Kishan as they nearly pulled off a Houdini Act before Navdeep Saini’s spectacular Super Over saw Royal Challengers Bangalore win an IPL humdinger on Monday. The small built Kishan put up a powerhouse performance scoring 99 off 58 balls with nine sixes while Pollard’s 60 off 24 saw them match RCB’s total of 201.

After 402 runs scored in an IPL game, it took a Super Over to decide the winner between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Mumbai Indians in Dubai on Monday.

Chasing a steep target of 202, Mumbai Indians captained by Rohit Sharma didn’t look in the hunt before Kieron Pollard and Ishan Kishan stepped up and produced an incredible 119-run fifth-wicket partnership off 51 balls that levelled the scores at the end of the 20 overs. The duo’s scintillating batting display helped MI score 89 in the last five overs.

While Pollard blasted 60 off 24, it was wicketkeeper-batsman Kishan’s 99 off 58 balls that got everyone on their feet.

Just before the two teams were headed for the thrilling Super Over, Kishan was snapped in the dugout, looking visibly tired and distraught that he couldn’t get his team over the finishing line.

Bowling the Super Over for RCB, Navdeep Saini gave nothing away to Pollard and Hardik Pandya as MI could only manage 7 off the Super Over. Virat Kohli after three bad matches did the needful as Jasprit Bumrah couldn’t defend a seven-run target with India captain winning it with a last-ball boundary.

After the loss, Rohit Sharma revealed that a physically drained Ishan Kishan struggled to come out to bat again against RCB. “He (Kishan) was drained out and was not comfortable. We thought we could send him but he was not feeling fresh,” Rohit Sharma said.