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Tokyo Paralympics: Mariyappan Thangavelu To Lead Indian Contingent
The 2016 Rio Paralympics Gold Medalist Mariyappan Thangavelu will lead the Indian contingent at Tokyo Games.
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India Will Perform Better At Tokyo Olympics, Says Kiran Rijiju
Kiren Rijiju admitted that Indian athletes have been performing competitively at the international level in many disciplines.
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Sports Ministry Tells NSFs to Identify Tokyo 2020 Prospects
The Sports Ministry said the move, approved by the Union Sports Minister Vijay Goel, is intended to give a head-start to the country's preparations for the 2020 Olympics.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Lauds Rio Paralympians Upon Return
The 19-member Indian contingent returned home from the Paralympic Games with two golds, one silver and one bronze
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Paralympic Games: Indian Athletes to Take Part in Opening Ceremony
The Indian flag on the official blazers of the athletes had no white strip in the middle and country's name was also not printed on the back. The International Paralympic Committee objected to it and rejected the kit
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Will Pray For You: Sachin Tendulkar Tells PV Sindhu Ahead of Rio Badminton Final
Sachin Tendulkar, brand ambassador of the Indian Olympic contingent at Rio, has wished PV Sindhu good luck ahead of the women's singles badminton final against Carolina Marin
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No 'Junket' For Dal-Roti People, Haryana Minister Says In Rio: 10 Updates
Haryana Minister Anil Vij, the latest politician to join the non-playing Indian contingent at the Rio Olympics, put out a clarification today after being derided in newspaper reports for claiming that he wanted to "stand with" players from his state but skipping their events.
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Haryana Minister Anil Vij Is In Rio, Wants to 'Stand With Players'
Haryana Minister Anil Vij is the latest to join the non-playing contingent of Indians at the Rio Olympics. "I want to stand by our players and see what problems they are facing," Mr Vij, 63, told reporters at the Brazilian capital, where he landed on Sunday.
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Rio 2016: Sachin Tendulkar Urges Narendra Modi to Talk About Athletes, PM Responds
Sachin Tendulkar, who is India's goodwill ambassador for Rio Olympics, has requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to inspire the athletes in his independence day speech
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Rio Olympics: Abhay Singh Chautala's Presence In Games Village Raises Few Eyebrows
Abhay Singh Chautala, the former Indian Olympic Association president, was spotted in the Games Village posing with a few members of the Indian contingent and this has raised some eyebrows.
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Tokyo Paralympics: Mariyappan Thangavelu To Lead Indian Contingent
The 2016 Rio Paralympics Gold Medalist Mariyappan Thangavelu will lead the Indian contingent at Tokyo Games.
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India Will Perform Better At Tokyo Olympics, Says Kiran Rijiju
Kiren Rijiju admitted that Indian athletes have been performing competitively at the international level in many disciplines.
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Sports Ministry Tells NSFs to Identify Tokyo 2020 Prospects
The Sports Ministry said the move, approved by the Union Sports Minister Vijay Goel, is intended to give a head-start to the country's preparations for the 2020 Olympics.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Lauds Rio Paralympians Upon Return
The 19-member Indian contingent returned home from the Paralympic Games with two golds, one silver and one bronze
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Paralympic Games: Indian Athletes to Take Part in Opening Ceremony
The Indian flag on the official blazers of the athletes had no white strip in the middle and country's name was also not printed on the back. The International Paralympic Committee objected to it and rejected the kit
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Will Pray For You: Sachin Tendulkar Tells PV Sindhu Ahead of Rio Badminton Final
Sachin Tendulkar, brand ambassador of the Indian Olympic contingent at Rio, has wished PV Sindhu good luck ahead of the women's singles badminton final against Carolina Marin
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No 'Junket' For Dal-Roti People, Haryana Minister Says In Rio: 10 Updates
Haryana Minister Anil Vij, the latest politician to join the non-playing Indian contingent at the Rio Olympics, put out a clarification today after being derided in newspaper reports for claiming that he wanted to "stand with" players from his state but skipping their events.
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Haryana Minister Anil Vij Is In Rio, Wants to 'Stand With Players'
Haryana Minister Anil Vij is the latest to join the non-playing contingent of Indians at the Rio Olympics. "I want to stand by our players and see what problems they are facing," Mr Vij, 63, told reporters at the Brazilian capital, where he landed on Sunday.
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Rio 2016: Sachin Tendulkar Urges Narendra Modi to Talk About Athletes, PM Responds
Sachin Tendulkar, who is India's goodwill ambassador for Rio Olympics, has requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to inspire the athletes in his independence day speech
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Rio Olympics: Abhay Singh Chautala's Presence In Games Village Raises Few Eyebrows
Abhay Singh Chautala, the former Indian Olympic Association president, was spotted in the Games Village posing with a few members of the Indian contingent and this has raised some eyebrows.
