Ashwini Nachappa
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Ashwini Nachappa backs Rahul Gandhi's call to keep politicians out of Indian sports bodies
Former sprinter Ashwini Nachappa, who is also the head of Clean Sports India, said that she whole-heartedly supported Rahul Gandhi's philosophy of keeping politicians away from Indian sports bodies.
-
Rahul Gandhi says sportspersons, not politicians should be at helm of sports bodies
Congress vice-President Rahul Gandhi was speaking at the launch of National Youth Policy 2014 and Rajiv Gandhi Khel Abhiyan, a Centrally Sponsored Plan Scheme. Sports Minister Jitendra Singh, Mary Kom, Vijender Singh, P Gopichand, Ashwini Nachappa, Ronjan Sodhi and Karnam Malleswari were also present on the occasion.
-
Former athlete Ashwini Nachappa wants Indian Olympic Association expelled
Clean Sports India president Ashwini Nachappa on Monday said the International Olympic Committee should expel the Indian Olympic Association for continuing to defy its guidelines on good governance and form an ad-hoc body to carry forward the Olympic movement in the country.
-
'Athletes should not lose focus due to International Olympic Committee-Indian Olympic Association row'
Welcoming International Olympic Committee's deadline to IOA to axe tainted officials and hold elections, former athletes Reeth Abraham and Ashwini Nachappa say current sportspersons must remain focused as the major Olympic-approved events happen only in 2014.
-
Chautala intruded into IOA AGM representing athletics body, reveals Nachappa
Ex-athlete Ashwini Nachappa, who is the president of the Clean Sports India, says Abhay Singh Chautala represented the Athletics Federation of India with which he has no connection. Chautala is part of the boxing federation which is suspended by its international body due to irregularities in its election procedure.
-
Chautala intruded into IOA AGM representing athletics body, reveals Nachappa
Ex-athlete Ashwini Nachappa, who is the president of the Clean Sports India, says Abhay Singh Chautala represented the Athletics Federation of India with which he has no connection. Chautala is part of the boxing federation which is suspended by its international body due to irregularities in its election procedure.
-
Time for a change in Indian sport: Former athlete Ashwini Nachappa
Nachappa was part of protests outside the venue of the Indian Olympic Association General Body meeting on Sunday.
-
Cleaning up of Indian sports should begin with Suresh Kalmadi's exit, says ex-sprinter Ashwini Nachappa
Flying Sikh Milkha Singh says Kalmadi should have nothing to do with sports administration.
-
Former athlete Ashwini Nachappa sends directive on AFI elections
Nachappa has demanded that Adille Sumariwalla, AFI president, postpone the elections and direct the Karnataka Athletics Association and other states, who have not held elections, to do so immediately and "ensure AFI electoral college is represented by legal representatives of State Units of AFI."
-
Getting Bangalore to vote: a major new initiative
With its large floating population, Bangalore, India's tech hub, has the dubious distinction of a consistently poor turnout in elections. Now, a group of citizens have joined hands in an attempt to change that record.
-
Ashwini Nachappa backs Rahul Gandhi's call to keep politicians out of Indian sports bodies
Former sprinter Ashwini Nachappa, who is also the head of Clean Sports India, said that she whole-heartedly supported Rahul Gandhi's philosophy of keeping politicians away from Indian sports bodies.
-
Rahul Gandhi says sportspersons, not politicians should be at helm of sports bodies
Congress vice-President Rahul Gandhi was speaking at the launch of National Youth Policy 2014 and Rajiv Gandhi Khel Abhiyan, a Centrally Sponsored Plan Scheme. Sports Minister Jitendra Singh, Mary Kom, Vijender Singh, P Gopichand, Ashwini Nachappa, Ronjan Sodhi and Karnam Malleswari were also present on the occasion.
-
Former athlete Ashwini Nachappa wants Indian Olympic Association expelled
Clean Sports India president Ashwini Nachappa on Monday said the International Olympic Committee should expel the Indian Olympic Association for continuing to defy its guidelines on good governance and form an ad-hoc body to carry forward the Olympic movement in the country.
-
'Athletes should not lose focus due to International Olympic Committee-Indian Olympic Association row'
Welcoming International Olympic Committee's deadline to IOA to axe tainted officials and hold elections, former athletes Reeth Abraham and Ashwini Nachappa say current sportspersons must remain focused as the major Olympic-approved events happen only in 2014.
-
Chautala intruded into IOA AGM representing athletics body, reveals Nachappa
Ex-athlete Ashwini Nachappa, who is the president of the Clean Sports India, says Abhay Singh Chautala represented the Athletics Federation of India with which he has no connection. Chautala is part of the boxing federation which is suspended by its international body due to irregularities in its election procedure.
-
Chautala intruded into IOA AGM representing athletics body, reveals Nachappa
Ex-athlete Ashwini Nachappa, who is the president of the Clean Sports India, says Abhay Singh Chautala represented the Athletics Federation of India with which he has no connection. Chautala is part of the boxing federation which is suspended by its international body due to irregularities in its election procedure.
-
Time for a change in Indian sport: Former athlete Ashwini Nachappa
Nachappa was part of protests outside the venue of the Indian Olympic Association General Body meeting on Sunday.
-
Cleaning up of Indian sports should begin with Suresh Kalmadi's exit, says ex-sprinter Ashwini Nachappa
Flying Sikh Milkha Singh says Kalmadi should have nothing to do with sports administration.
-
Former athlete Ashwini Nachappa sends directive on AFI elections
Nachappa has demanded that Adille Sumariwalla, AFI president, postpone the elections and direct the Karnataka Athletics Association and other states, who have not held elections, to do so immediately and "ensure AFI electoral college is represented by legal representatives of State Units of AFI."
-
Getting Bangalore to vote: a major new initiative
With its large floating population, Bangalore, India's tech hub, has the dubious distinction of a consistently poor turnout in elections. Now, a group of citizens have joined hands in an attempt to change that record.
