Nandan Kamath is a lawyer and sports professional based in Bangalore, India.
Why doesn’t MS Dhoni own the helicopter shot? Why is sports betting illegal in India? And why isn’t the garbage cleared after an IPL match? These are just some of the curious questions that lawyer Nandan Kamath examines in his book ‘Boundary Lab’. It is the answers to these questions that end up revealing a […]
Lawyer and author Nandan Kamath joins Vijay Lokapally in this episode of Pen, Paper and Podcast to discuss his new book Boundary Lab, the need for better ethics in sports administration in India and why governance needs a new kind of perspective to help sports grow in the country.
What does it take to build a successful career in professional tennis? What are the economics involved and the tough choices to make?
Moneycontrol.com book review: In Boundary Lab, Nandan Kamath delves into questions like “Should MS Dhoni own the ‘helicopter’ shot?”, “Should we hold separate women’s chess events?”, “Why is sports betting illegal in India?”, “Why do we have a right to watch cricket for free?”, and “Should India bid to host the Olympic Games?” There was […]
Immerse yourself in an inspiring evening of discussion, debate, and shared insights with a Panel Discussion moderated by Mr. Nandan Kamath at the Sports and Society Accelerator event, ‘Why Physical Activity Matters,’ presented by The Isaac Family Foundation on September 27, 2023. Discover the significance of physical activity for every child and individual in India […]
The closing address was given by Mr. Nandan Kamath at the sixth edition of The Sports Law & Policy Symposium organized by The Sports Law & Policy Centre, Bengaluru on November 04, 2022, at the Bangalore International Centre.
The One Take Show is honoured to host Mr Nandan Kamath. Mr Kamath is the Principal Lawyer at LawNK, based in Bangalore, India. His practice specialises in sports, technology and media laws, with clients ranging from international and national sports federations, to leagues, teams, sponsors and athletes. Mr. Kamath graduated with a B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) […]
In conversation with VVS Laxman, Ashwini Nachappa and Vivek Kumar – DH Bengaluru 2040 Summit From the National Cricket Academy to the Padukone-Dravid Centre for Sports Excellence, Bengaluru is home to a long list of state-of-the-art facilities catering to sports ranging from hockey to swimming. Its exponential growth as a sporting city, when it comes […]
What does it take to build a successful career in professional tennis? What are the economics involved and the tough choices to make?
Immerse yourself in an inspiring evening of discussion, debate, and shared insights with a Panel Discussion moderated by Mr. Nandan Kamath at the Sports and Society Accelerator event, ‘Why Physical Activity Matters,’ presented by The Isaac Family Foundation on September 27, 2023. Discover the significance of physical activity for every child and individual in India […]
The closing address was given by Mr. Nandan Kamath at the sixth edition of The Sports Law & Policy Symposium organized by The Sports Law & Policy Centre, Bengaluru on November 04, 2022, at the Bangalore International Centre.
The One Take Show is honoured to host Mr Nandan Kamath. Mr Kamath is the Principal Lawyer at LawNK, based in Bangalore, India. His practice specialises in sports, technology and media laws, with clients ranging from international and national sports federations, to leagues, teams, sponsors and athletes. Mr. Kamath graduated with a B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) […]
In conversation with VVS Laxman, Ashwini Nachappa and Vivek Kumar – DH Bengaluru 2040 Summit From the National Cricket Academy to the Padukone-Dravid Centre for Sports Excellence, Bengaluru is home to a long list of state-of-the-art facilities catering to sports ranging from hockey to swimming. Its exponential growth as a sporting city, when it comes […]
This episode of Dr. Kamini Rao’s Master Class brings in guest speaker, Mr. Nandan Kamath, who is the Principal Lawyer at LawNK, a law firm based in Bangalore. His practice specializes in sports, technology and media laws, with global clients. Besides, he is also the Managing Trustee of GoSports Foundation. A graduate of the National […]
Sports Law & Policy Symposium 2021 The Sports Law & Policy Symposium 2021 focused on women’s cricket and gender issues in sport and in particular The Equal Hue Project, which aims to chart the way forward for women’s cricket in India. This year’s Keynote Session was held in collaboration with the Bangalore International Centre (BIC). […]
Hosted by Abhinav Bindra Foundation In our effort to promote the values of sport to move towards a better and more inclusive society, we are hosting Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus. He will share his thoughts on ‘How Sport can change the World’. He will be touching upon subjects such as Universality and […]
Save for the BCCI, national sports federations survive almost entirely on government funding Tokyo has brought us our largest-ever Olympic medal haul, including a coveted individual gold. Yet, we expect more from our athletes. A sign of change that can drive us forward. Our competitor-nations also motor on — finding new ways to spot talent. […]
“Embedded in hope is the possibility of making choices that influence our future.” A piece for the Rhodes Scholar Magazine 2020 on the GoSports Foundation journey.
An independent body along the lines of Sebi can balance autonomy with responsibility in sports governance The narrative of Indian sport is undergoing a transformation. For the longest time, we were sold the story that we were not genetically and otherwise predisposed to achieve at sport. Sport, it was postulated, was not part of our […]
For an aspiring sports nation like India, regulating its sport administration is no longer an option. It is, in fact, a priority. The recent few years have seen matters of Indian sport and its governance move from the back pages to the front pages of newspapers, shift from sports segments to prime time news on […]
Why doesn’t MS Dhoni own the helicopter shot? Why is sports betting illegal in India? And why isn’t the garbage cleared after an IPL match? These are just some of the curious questions that lawyer Nandan Kamath examines in his book ‘Boundary Lab’. It is the answers to these questions that end up revealing a […]
Lawyer and author Nandan Kamath joins Vijay Lokapally in this episode of Pen, Paper and Podcast to discuss his new book Boundary Lab, the need for better ethics in sports administration in India and why governance needs a new kind of perspective to help sports grow in the country.
Indian sport has never been healthier. Joy Bhattacharjya and Nandan Kamath join Amit Varma in episode 238 of The Seen and the Unseen to share their inside view on what has happened behind the scenes to bring us here.
In this podcast Nandan talks about his career path in Indian sports law and gives advice to those wanting to break into the market Law In Sport · Nandan Kamath, Principal Lawyer, LawNK – E113 Topics: 3:20 – His background and what made him get into law10:48 – His career path and how he ended […]
Moneycontrol.com book review: In Boundary Lab, Nandan Kamath delves into questions like “Should MS Dhoni own the ‘helicopter’ shot?”, “Should we hold separate women’s chess events?”, “Why is sports betting illegal in India?”, “Why do we have a right to watch cricket for free?”, and “Should India bid to host the Olympic Games?” There was […]
