Sports Law in India by Shivam Singh is a detailed and structured commentary on the legal framework regulating sports in India. The book examines governance of sports bodies, constitutional principles affecting sports administration, athlete rights, disciplinary proceedings, and anti-doping regulations.
It analyses judicial intervention in sports matters, arbitration mechanisms, regulatory compliance, and issues relating to transparency and accountability in sports federations. The work also discusses broadcasting rights, sponsorship agreements, and commercialisation of sports in the Indian context.
Supported by case law and policy analysis, this text is particularly useful for advocates handling sports disputes, administrators managing sports institutions, and students studying emerging areas of law. It bridges the gap between constitutional law, contract law, and regulatory governance within sports.
For readers seeking an authoritative understanding of sports governance and dispute resolution in India, this book serves as an essential reference on contemporary legal developments in the sports sector.







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