Indian Hockey Crisis
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Hockey players vow to show team spirit in WC
Relieved after the deadlock with the federation ended in an amicable solution, the Indian hockey players on Wednesday vowed to put up a united front in the forthcoming World Cup which gets underway next month.
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Pillay to manage all funds: Kalmadi
Suresh Kalmadi, the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) Chief, has shouldered Dhanraj Pillay with the responsibility of managing all the inflow of funds from the corporates that displayed heart of gold in times of one of the biggest crisis that the national game had ever seen.
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Hockey crisis over, players' demands to be met
The hockey crisis that exercised India over the last one week has blown over, with the national team calling off its strike on an assurance that the players will be paid their dues at the earliest.
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Mayawati offers 5 crore to Hockey team
After BCCI announced that it was ready to save the sinking ship of Indian Hockey, it was Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati's turn to step ahead with her offers.
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BCCI steps ahead to help Indian Hockey
The world's richest sports governing body, the Board of Cricket for Control in India, made its attempts to speed up the compromise between Hockey India and the hockey players.
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We will support seniors: 'B' Team
Junior team captain and drag flicker V Raghunath has come out openly in support of the senior hockey team saying that the junior team will stand with them in their fight against Hockey India over monetary injustice.
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Dhanraj Pillay, Suresh Kalmadi meet players
The crisis in Indian hockey is nowhere closer to being resolved. The hockey players remained adamant and said that they would not resume training for the World Cup 2010 unless their demands were met. After another round of meetings which took place in Pune on Tuesday, the administrators threw up their hands saying they didn't have the money to pay ...
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Sports minister asks players to end strike
MS Gill has appealed to the players of the national hockey team to get back to training for the World Cup immediately and play to win next month, promising them a "fair deal" after the tournament.
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What are the hockey players demanding?
They point out that they earn Rs 25,000 per month from government jobs. Hockey India's bizarre response to this: players are "too money-minded".
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Where has all the money gone?
Sahara, as the main sponsor, has given Hockey India a total of Rs 1.78 Crores since November. How has that money been spent?
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Hockey coaches still hopeful of a solution
No solution is in sight to the ongoing player-administrator tug-of-war plaguing Indian hockey but chief coach Jose Brasa and his deputy Harendra Singh are still hopeful of an amicable solution.
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Shree Cement offers to pay hockey players to end crisis
With no signs of an end to the ongoing crisis in Indian hockey, cement manufacturer Shree Cement said it was willing to provide financial support so that players can resume training for the upcoming World Cup.
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Hockey India: Players too "money-minded"
The crisis in Indian hockey on Tuesday deepened with the striking players walking out of an inconclusive meeting with Hockey India officials, prompting the establishment to serve a fresh 48-hour ultimatum to the players to resume training or get axed from the World Cup squad.
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Hockey crisis worse, players given one day to return
The crisis in Indian hockey is no closer to being resolved than it was two days ago - the hockey players remain adamant and say they will not resume training for the World Cup unless they are paid their dues for last year's podium finishes. And Hockey India has given them till Thursday to return to training or face sacking.
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Hockey players vow to show team spirit in WC
Relieved after the deadlock with the federation ended in an amicable solution, the Indian hockey players on Wednesday vowed to put up a united front in the forthcoming World Cup which gets underway next month.
-
Pillay to manage all funds: Kalmadi
Suresh Kalmadi, the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) Chief, has shouldered Dhanraj Pillay with the responsibility of managing all the inflow of funds from the corporates that displayed heart of gold in times of one of the biggest crisis that the national game had ever seen.
-
Hockey crisis over, players' demands to be met
The hockey crisis that exercised India over the last one week has blown over, with the national team calling off its strike on an assurance that the players will be paid their dues at the earliest.
-
Mayawati offers 5 crore to Hockey team
After BCCI announced that it was ready to save the sinking ship of Indian Hockey, it was Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati's turn to step ahead with her offers.
-
BCCI steps ahead to help Indian Hockey
The world's richest sports governing body, the Board of Cricket for Control in India, made its attempts to speed up the compromise between Hockey India and the hockey players.
-
We will support seniors: 'B' Team
Junior team captain and drag flicker V Raghunath has come out openly in support of the senior hockey team saying that the junior team will stand with them in their fight against Hockey India over monetary injustice.
-
Dhanraj Pillay, Suresh Kalmadi meet players
The crisis in Indian hockey is nowhere closer to being resolved. The hockey players remained adamant and said that they would not resume training for the World Cup 2010 unless their demands were met. After another round of meetings which took place in Pune on Tuesday, the administrators threw up their hands saying they didn't have the money to pay ...
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Sports minister asks players to end strike
MS Gill has appealed to the players of the national hockey team to get back to training for the World Cup immediately and play to win next month, promising them a "fair deal" after the tournament.
-
What are the hockey players demanding?
They point out that they earn Rs 25,000 per month from government jobs. Hockey India's bizarre response to this: players are "too money-minded".
-
Where has all the money gone?
Sahara, as the main sponsor, has given Hockey India a total of Rs 1.78 Crores since November. How has that money been spent?
-
Hockey coaches still hopeful of a solution
No solution is in sight to the ongoing player-administrator tug-of-war plaguing Indian hockey but chief coach Jose Brasa and his deputy Harendra Singh are still hopeful of an amicable solution.
-
Shree Cement offers to pay hockey players to end crisis
With no signs of an end to the ongoing crisis in Indian hockey, cement manufacturer Shree Cement said it was willing to provide financial support so that players can resume training for the upcoming World Cup.
-
Hockey India: Players too "money-minded"
The crisis in Indian hockey on Tuesday deepened with the striking players walking out of an inconclusive meeting with Hockey India officials, prompting the establishment to serve a fresh 48-hour ultimatum to the players to resume training or get axed from the World Cup squad.
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Hockey crisis worse, players given one day to return
The crisis in Indian hockey is no closer to being resolved than it was two days ago - the hockey players remain adamant and say they will not resume training for the World Cup unless they are paid their dues for last year's podium finishes. And Hockey India has given them till Thursday to return to training or face sacking.
