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Fatma Samoura: FIFA's First Woman Secretary General is Used to Crises
Fatma Samoura, who became FIFA's first-ever female secretary general, says she would use her two decades of experience as a UN diplomat to help restore the sport's "tarnished image"
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Two More National Sports Federations Join Support to Oust IOA Boss
The Wushu Association of India and the Snooker and Billiards Association have become the latest to join the chorus to oust Ramachandran by calling a Special General Meeting.
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Move to Oust IOA Chief Ramachandran Gathers Steam
Two National Sports Federations, Badminton Association of India and Modern Pentathlon shot off letters to the IOA to convene a Special General Meeting to vote on the No Confidence Motion against Ramachandran while the state Olympic associations of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh did the same.
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Malhotra wants President Patil to open CWG
Holding that inauguration of the Commonwealth Games (CWG) by Prince Charles would amount to "violation of Indian Constitution", General Association of National Sports Federations chief Vijay Kumar Malhotra on Thursday asked the government to ensure that President Pratibha Patil does the honour on Sunday.
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Gill misleading nation on CWG prize money: Malhotra
President of General Association of National Sports Federations V K Malhotra on Sunday launched another verbal attack on Sports Minister M S Gill, saying that his claims of doubling the prize money for Commonwealth and Asian Games medal winners are "totally misleading".
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Government responsible for Games mess: V K Malhotra
General Association of National Sports Federations chief V K Malhotra on Friday criticised Sports Minister M S Gill for blaming national federations for the delay in completion of Commonwealth Games venues, saying it is the government which is responsible for the "mess and chaos".
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NSFs reject govt guidelines, IOA hopes early settlement
Officials of the Delhi-based National Sports Federations met here today in presence of Indian Olympic Association secretary general Randhir Singh and again outrightly rejected the government's guidelines on tenure limitation.
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Fatma Samoura: FIFA's First Woman Secretary General is Used to Crises
Fatma Samoura, who became FIFA's first-ever female secretary general, says she would use her two decades of experience as a UN diplomat to help restore the sport's "tarnished image"
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Two More National Sports Federations Join Support to Oust IOA Boss
The Wushu Association of India and the Snooker and Billiards Association have become the latest to join the chorus to oust Ramachandran by calling a Special General Meeting.
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Move to Oust IOA Chief Ramachandran Gathers Steam
Two National Sports Federations, Badminton Association of India and Modern Pentathlon shot off letters to the IOA to convene a Special General Meeting to vote on the No Confidence Motion against Ramachandran while the state Olympic associations of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh did the same.
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Malhotra wants President Patil to open CWG
Holding that inauguration of the Commonwealth Games (CWG) by Prince Charles would amount to "violation of Indian Constitution", General Association of National Sports Federations chief Vijay Kumar Malhotra on Thursday asked the government to ensure that President Pratibha Patil does the honour on Sunday.
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Gill misleading nation on CWG prize money: Malhotra
President of General Association of National Sports Federations V K Malhotra on Sunday launched another verbal attack on Sports Minister M S Gill, saying that his claims of doubling the prize money for Commonwealth and Asian Games medal winners are "totally misleading".
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Government responsible for Games mess: V K Malhotra
General Association of National Sports Federations chief V K Malhotra on Friday criticised Sports Minister M S Gill for blaming national federations for the delay in completion of Commonwealth Games venues, saying it is the government which is responsible for the "mess and chaos".
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NSFs reject govt guidelines, IOA hopes early settlement
Officials of the Delhi-based National Sports Federations met here today in presence of Indian Olympic Association secretary general Randhir Singh and again outrightly rejected the government's guidelines on tenure limitation.
