Jaisha Marathon

OP Jaisha, who collapsed at the finish line after completing the Marathon at Rio Olympics, alleged that Indian officials were missing at stations for participating countries and so she missed on water and refreshment

OP Jaisha, who collapsed at the finish line after completing the 42-km race at Rio Olympics, had alleged that Indian officials were missing at stations for participating countries a few kilometers apart so that their competitors could be offered water and refreshment.

Marathoner OP Jaisha had returned from Rio Olympics with fever and body ache and was hospitalised on August 26. She tested positive for H1N1.

OP Jaisha has accused the sports officialdom of neglect and not providing food or water during the grueling marathon she ran at Rio Olympics

Olympic athlete OP Jaisha, who made the news recently for allegations of neglect by officials during her marathon run in Rio, has tested positive for the H1N1 virus or swine flu.

The controversy stoked by marathon runner OP Jaisha took an interesting turn with her personal coach Nikolai Snesarev today asserting that she herself had said no when asked by him if she would need personalised refreshment during the race in the Rio Olympics.

OP Jaisha had alleged that Athletics Federation of India had not arranged for water and energy drinks during the women's marathon event in 2016 Rio Olympics.

Kavita Raut said she did not face any hassle as accused by fellow marathoner OP Jaisha during 2016 Rio Olympics

OP Jaisha caused controversy after alleging that Indian officials failed to provide her water and energy drinks, despite being assigned designated spots during the women's marathon in Rio 2016

Sports Minister Vijay Goel has set up a two-member committee to investigate the allegation of athlete OP Jaisha that Indian officials were not present to give her refreshments as she ran the marathon at the Rio Olympics.

OP Jaisha, who collapsed at the end of the marathon race in Rio 2016, had alleged that Indian athletics officials were not present to offer refreshments during her race

Athlete OP Jaisha says there must be an investigation into the Athletics Federation of India (AFI) allegation that she refused energy drinks as she ran the marathon at the Rio Olympics.

While running the marathon at the Rio Olympics, OP Jaisha encountered a series of unstaffed Indian desks - which meant there was nobody to give her water or refreshments in blistering heat.

OP Jaisha, who finished 89th in the women's marathon event in the 2016 Rio Olympics, has claimed that no water or energy drinks were provided by officials at designated stations and that all Indian stalls were empty

Indians gave a good account of themselves in the women's marathon at the World Athletics Championships as O.P. Jaisha registered a time of two hours, 34 minutes and 43 seconds to set a new national record.

OP Jaisha, who collapsed at the finish line after completing the Marathon at Rio Olympics, alleged that Indian officials were missing at stations for participating countries and so she missed on water and refreshment

OP Jaisha, who collapsed at the finish line after completing the 42-km race at Rio Olympics, had alleged that Indian officials were missing at stations for participating countries a few kilometers apart so that their competitors could be offered water and refreshment.

Marathoner OP Jaisha had returned from Rio Olympics with fever and body ache and was hospitalised on August 26. She tested positive for H1N1.

OP Jaisha has accused the sports officialdom of neglect and not providing food or water during the grueling marathon she ran at Rio Olympics

Olympic athlete OP Jaisha, who made the news recently for allegations of neglect by officials during her marathon run in Rio, has tested positive for the H1N1 virus or swine flu.

The controversy stoked by marathon runner OP Jaisha took an interesting turn with her personal coach Nikolai Snesarev today asserting that she herself had said no when asked by him if she would need personalised refreshment during the race in the Rio Olympics.

OP Jaisha had alleged that Athletics Federation of India had not arranged for water and energy drinks during the women's marathon event in 2016 Rio Olympics.

Kavita Raut said she did not face any hassle as accused by fellow marathoner OP Jaisha during 2016 Rio Olympics

OP Jaisha caused controversy after alleging that Indian officials failed to provide her water and energy drinks, despite being assigned designated spots during the women's marathon in Rio 2016

Sports Minister Vijay Goel has set up a two-member committee to investigate the allegation of athlete OP Jaisha that Indian officials were not present to give her refreshments as she ran the marathon at the Rio Olympics.

OP Jaisha, who collapsed at the end of the marathon race in Rio 2016, had alleged that Indian athletics officials were not present to offer refreshments during her race

Athlete OP Jaisha says there must be an investigation into the Athletics Federation of India (AFI) allegation that she refused energy drinks as she ran the marathon at the Rio Olympics.

While running the marathon at the Rio Olympics, OP Jaisha encountered a series of unstaffed Indian desks - which meant there was nobody to give her water or refreshments in blistering heat.

OP Jaisha, who finished 89th in the women's marathon event in the 2016 Rio Olympics, has claimed that no water or energy drinks were provided by officials at designated stations and that all Indian stalls were empty

Indians gave a good account of themselves in the women's marathon at the World Athletics Championships as O.P. Jaisha registered a time of two hours, 34 minutes and 43 seconds to set a new national record.