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Indian Boxers Win Two More Gold Medals At The 30th Adriatic Pearl Tournament
India's youth boxers continued their outstanding form at the 30th Adriatic Pearl Tournament in Budva, Montenegro.
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NADA hearing adjourned again, Chanu judgment
The NADA disciplinary panel hearing the case of 11 dope-tainted athletes, including three in the Asian Games squad, today adjourned its proceedings till December 9 after the athletes' counsel sought some more documents to prepare his case.
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Weightlifters look to erase dope shame in Commonwealth Games
Saved from missing the Commonwealth Games by a last-minute loan from the Organising Committee, Indian weightlifters would look to erase the dope shame of the previous two editions with a rich haul of medals in the October 3-14 mega-event.
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Chanu pleads innocence, accuses IWF of keeping her in dark
Facing a life ban after failing a second dope test, weightlifter Sanamacha Chanu on Thursday accused the Indian Weightlifting Federation of keeping her in dark about the banned substance methylhexaneamine, which she said she cannot even spell properly.
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Indian Boxers Win Two More Gold Medals At The 30th Adriatic Pearl Tournament
India's youth boxers continued their outstanding form at the 30th Adriatic Pearl Tournament in Budva, Montenegro.
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NADA hearing adjourned again, Chanu judgment
The NADA disciplinary panel hearing the case of 11 dope-tainted athletes, including three in the Asian Games squad, today adjourned its proceedings till December 9 after the athletes' counsel sought some more documents to prepare his case.
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Weightlifters look to erase dope shame in Commonwealth Games
Saved from missing the Commonwealth Games by a last-minute loan from the Organising Committee, Indian weightlifters would look to erase the dope shame of the previous two editions with a rich haul of medals in the October 3-14 mega-event.
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Chanu pleads innocence, accuses IWF of keeping her in dark
Facing a life ban after failing a second dope test, weightlifter Sanamacha Chanu on Thursday accused the Indian Weightlifting Federation of keeping her in dark about the banned substance methylhexaneamine, which she said she cannot even spell properly.
