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Amarinder Singh's Party Announces 1st List Of Candidates For Punjab Polls
Former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Sunday announced his new party Punjab Lok Congress's first list of candidates from 22 constituencies for the February 20 state elections, with ex-captain of Indian hockey team Ajit Pal Singh among the p
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T20 World Cup: "Don't Think Pakistan Will Pose Much Of A Challenge" For India, Says Ajit Agarkar
Former pacer Ajit Agarkar said that going by the current form of both teams, Pakistan are unlikely to pose a threat to India in the upcoming T20 World Cup.
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"Me And My Children Were Abused": Aakash Chopra On Leaving Out MS Dhoni Of His T20 World Cup Squad
Aakash Chopra recalls how leaving out MS Dhoni from his T20 World Cup squad led to harsh criticism from fans, forcing the cricketer to switch off social media.
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10 Lok Sabha Fights Today That Could Create New Giant-Killers
About 14 crore people, almost the same as the population of Russia, are queuing up today to cast their ballots in the first phase of a mammoth general election to pick members of the 17th Lok Sabha. Voting in the first of seven roundsis being held in 91 constituencies across 20 states and union territories, amid tightened security.
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"News Of Pulwama Attack Reached PM Modi Late": Sources Deny Congress Charge
Hours after the Congress alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was shooting a "promotional film" at the Jim Corbett National Park at a time when the country was mourning the Pulwama terror attack, government sources on Thursday denied the charge and said that there was a 25-minute delay in informing him because of bad weather and poor network c...
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Former Hockey Greats Renew Demand For Bharat Ratna to Dhyan Chand
Former captains Ajit Pal Singh, Zafar Iqbal, Dilip Tirkey and Dhyan Chand's son Ashok Kumar gathered at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi in the hope that the government will fulfil their demand and confer Bharat Ratna to Dhyan Chand
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Hockey India League: 'Multiple Drag-Flickers Big Boost for Delhi Waveriders'
Hockey India League defending champions Delhi Waveriders' chief advisor Ajit Pal Singh said the new penalty corner exponents Andrew Haywards and Diwakar Ram provide the team formidable options.
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Despite CWG Glory for Indian Women Wrestlers, Coach Mahavir Phogat Overlooked for Dronacharya Award
The Dronacharya Award selection committee, headed by Ajit Pal Singh, that met in New Delhi on Monday nominated greco-roman wrestling coach Mahavir Prasad, G. Manoharan (boxing), Jose Jacob (rowing), N. Lingappa (athletics) and Gurcharan Singh Gogi (judo) for the prestigious awards.
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A new low for Uttar Pradesh Assembly, these MLAs go shirtless
The first day of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly session saw a unique way of protest by two Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) law-makers.
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Indians charged in Australia over phone app sex trap
Two Indian men have been charged for allegedly using a chat application on their phone to blackmail, abduct and rape an Australian woman.
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Ajit Pal Singh is India's Chef-de-Mission for London Olympics
Three-time Olympian and former captain of the Indian hockey team Ajit Pal Singh was on Monday named as India`s Chef-de-Mission for the London Olympic Games, bringing end to the wrangling for the post within the Indian Olympic Association (IOA).
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We may miss out on Olympics this time also: Ajit Pal
Former captain Ajit Pal Singh fears that the ongoing power tussle between Hockey India (HI) and Indian Hockey Federation (IHF) may result in the national team not qualifying for the London Olympics.
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Pakistan's claim of abusive crowd ridiculous: Indian players
Current and former Indian players today reacted angrily to Pakistan hockey team's claim that an "abusive" crowd was one of the reasons for its failure at the Commonwealth Games, saying the statement was a "lame excuse" for poor performance.
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Hockey team will break medal jinx at CWG: Former Olympians
Former Olympians are confident that Indian hockey team will break the medal jinx at the upcoming Commonwealth Games despite the stiff competition they will face from stronger teams.
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Amarinder Singh's Party Announces 1st List Of Candidates For Punjab Polls
Former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Sunday announced his new party Punjab Lok Congress's first list of candidates from 22 constituencies for the February 20 state elections, with ex-captain of Indian hockey team Ajit Pal Singh among the p
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T20 World Cup: "Don't Think Pakistan Will Pose Much Of A Challenge" For India, Says Ajit Agarkar
Former pacer Ajit Agarkar said that going by the current form of both teams, Pakistan are unlikely to pose a threat to India in the upcoming T20 World Cup.
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"Me And My Children Were Abused": Aakash Chopra On Leaving Out MS Dhoni Of His T20 World Cup Squad
Aakash Chopra recalls how leaving out MS Dhoni from his T20 World Cup squad led to harsh criticism from fans, forcing the cricketer to switch off social media.
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10 Lok Sabha Fights Today That Could Create New Giant-Killers
About 14 crore people, almost the same as the population of Russia, are queuing up today to cast their ballots in the first phase of a mammoth general election to pick members of the 17th Lok Sabha. Voting in the first of seven roundsis being held in 91 constituencies across 20 states and union territories, amid tightened security.
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"News Of Pulwama Attack Reached PM Modi Late": Sources Deny Congress Charge
Hours after the Congress alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was shooting a "promotional film" at the Jim Corbett National Park at a time when the country was mourning the Pulwama terror attack, government sources on Thursday denied the charge and said that there was a 25-minute delay in informing him because of bad weather and poor network c...
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Former Hockey Greats Renew Demand For Bharat Ratna to Dhyan Chand
Former captains Ajit Pal Singh, Zafar Iqbal, Dilip Tirkey and Dhyan Chand's son Ashok Kumar gathered at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi in the hope that the government will fulfil their demand and confer Bharat Ratna to Dhyan Chand
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Hockey India League: 'Multiple Drag-Flickers Big Boost for Delhi Waveriders'
Hockey India League defending champions Delhi Waveriders' chief advisor Ajit Pal Singh said the new penalty corner exponents Andrew Haywards and Diwakar Ram provide the team formidable options.
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Despite CWG Glory for Indian Women Wrestlers, Coach Mahavir Phogat Overlooked for Dronacharya Award
The Dronacharya Award selection committee, headed by Ajit Pal Singh, that met in New Delhi on Monday nominated greco-roman wrestling coach Mahavir Prasad, G. Manoharan (boxing), Jose Jacob (rowing), N. Lingappa (athletics) and Gurcharan Singh Gogi (judo) for the prestigious awards.
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A new low for Uttar Pradesh Assembly, these MLAs go shirtless
The first day of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly session saw a unique way of protest by two Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) law-makers.
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Indians charged in Australia over phone app sex trap
Two Indian men have been charged for allegedly using a chat application on their phone to blackmail, abduct and rape an Australian woman.
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Ajit Pal Singh is India's Chef-de-Mission for London Olympics
Three-time Olympian and former captain of the Indian hockey team Ajit Pal Singh was on Monday named as India`s Chef-de-Mission for the London Olympic Games, bringing end to the wrangling for the post within the Indian Olympic Association (IOA).
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We may miss out on Olympics this time also: Ajit Pal
Former captain Ajit Pal Singh fears that the ongoing power tussle between Hockey India (HI) and Indian Hockey Federation (IHF) may result in the national team not qualifying for the London Olympics.
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Pakistan's claim of abusive crowd ridiculous: Indian players
Current and former Indian players today reacted angrily to Pakistan hockey team's claim that an "abusive" crowd was one of the reasons for its failure at the Commonwealth Games, saying the statement was a "lame excuse" for poor performance.
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Hockey team will break medal jinx at CWG: Former Olympians
Former Olympians are confident that Indian hockey team will break the medal jinx at the upcoming Commonwealth Games despite the stiff competition they will face from stronger teams.
