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South Korean Footballer Admits Submitting Fake Records For Military Exemption
Jang Hyun-soo admitted to giving false community service records required for his military service exemption.
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Toni Kroos' Contract With Real Madrid Extended Until 2022
Toni Kroos arrived at Real Madrid in 2014, after helping his national team win that year's World Cup.
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Fitbit Unveils Adventures Motivational Feature to Make Exercise a Game
The feature tracks the distance you've walked or run and maps it against actual trails, starting with three at Yosemite National Park in California.
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After a Gap of Six Years, Dutee Chand Still the Fastest
Holder of multiple junior national sprint records, Dutee's career was brought to a halt, when the Athletics Federation of India (AFI), dropped her from the squad for the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
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After Asian Games Gold, Sreejesh Says: Not Only Mothers, Fathers Make Sacrifices Too
Goalkeeper PR Sreejesh, who was at the helm of India's historic hockey gold medal at the recently-concluded Asian Games, opened up about how he too, like boxers Mary Kom and Sarita Devi, misses his family while fulfilling national commitments.
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Asian Games Identity Row Set to Hot up
The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) says it is working towards admitting Pacific nations in future Games, paving the way for the likes of Australia and New Zealand to take part.
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Have Apologised for the Sake of the Nation: Sarita Devi to NDTV
Sarita Devi lost a controversial bout to Korea's Ji Na park in the semis of the 57-60kg women's boxing category of the Asian Games.
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Interview Highlights: I Apologised For the Sake of My Nation, Boxer Sarita Devi Tells NDTV
Indian boxer Sarita Devi, who won a bronze medal at Asian Games, spoke exclusively to NDTV. Here are the highlights from the interview.
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Asian Games: Annu Rani Grabs a Bronze in Women's Javelin Throw
Annu Rani's first attempt proved to be her best at the Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea as her later attempts were far below than the first in the women's javelin throw event. However, she bettered her own record of 58.83m, which she had set in June this year during the National championships in Lucknow.
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Asian Games: We Have Psychological Advantage Over India, Says Pakistan Hockey Goalkeeper
Pakistan goalkeeper Imran Butt is hopeful that supporters of both India and Pakistan would witness a keen contest that will be etched in the memory of one and all when the two nations take on each other in the 2014 Asian Games hockey gold medal match.
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Asian Games 2014 Day 9 Highlights: Yogeshwar Wrestles to Gold; Sania in Mixed Doubles Final
India started Day 9 with 28 medals and in the 11th position. The flurry of medals continued from the previous day and the nation finished with another gold courtesy Yogeshwar Dutt. Here are the highlights from Sunday.
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Asian Games: China's Sun Yang Sorry for 'Ugly' Anthem Comment
After terming the Japanese national anthem as 'ugly', China's Sun Yang said his comment was misunderstood by the journalists during Asian Games in Incheon.
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Asian Games: Japan 'Calm' Over Chinese Dig at National Anthem
Japan's head coach Takayuki Umehara told AFP there had been no angry reaction to Olympic champion Sun telling Chinese media: "The Japanese national anthem sounds ugly."
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Asian Games: China Swim King Bashes Japan's 'Ugly' National Anthem
Double Olympic champion Sun Yang told Chinese media he had taken great pleasure in helping the men's 4x100 freestyle relay team beat the Japanese on Wednesday before indulging in a spot of diplomatic jousting.
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Asian Games: Cricket Big Guns India Stay Away, Minnows Look to Shine
Defending champions Bangladesh and Sri Lanka are the only two Test nations playing in the 10-country men's tournament that follows the women's event at the Yeonhui cricket field in the Asian Games.
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South Korean Footballer Admits Submitting Fake Records For Military Exemption
Jang Hyun-soo admitted to giving false community service records required for his military service exemption.
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Toni Kroos' Contract With Real Madrid Extended Until 2022
Toni Kroos arrived at Real Madrid in 2014, after helping his national team win that year's World Cup.
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Fitbit Unveils Adventures Motivational Feature to Make Exercise a Game
The feature tracks the distance you've walked or run and maps it against actual trails, starting with three at Yosemite National Park in California.
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After a Gap of Six Years, Dutee Chand Still the Fastest
Holder of multiple junior national sprint records, Dutee's career was brought to a halt, when the Athletics Federation of India (AFI), dropped her from the squad for the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
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After Asian Games Gold, Sreejesh Says: Not Only Mothers, Fathers Make Sacrifices Too
Goalkeeper PR Sreejesh, who was at the helm of India's historic hockey gold medal at the recently-concluded Asian Games, opened up about how he too, like boxers Mary Kom and Sarita Devi, misses his family while fulfilling national commitments.
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Asian Games Identity Row Set to Hot up
The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) says it is working towards admitting Pacific nations in future Games, paving the way for the likes of Australia and New Zealand to take part.
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Have Apologised for the Sake of the Nation: Sarita Devi to NDTV
Sarita Devi lost a controversial bout to Korea's Ji Na park in the semis of the 57-60kg women's boxing category of the Asian Games.
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Interview Highlights: I Apologised For the Sake of My Nation, Boxer Sarita Devi Tells NDTV
Indian boxer Sarita Devi, who won a bronze medal at Asian Games, spoke exclusively to NDTV. Here are the highlights from the interview.
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Asian Games: Annu Rani Grabs a Bronze in Women's Javelin Throw
Annu Rani's first attempt proved to be her best at the Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea as her later attempts were far below than the first in the women's javelin throw event. However, she bettered her own record of 58.83m, which she had set in June this year during the National championships in Lucknow.
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Asian Games: We Have Psychological Advantage Over India, Says Pakistan Hockey Goalkeeper
Pakistan goalkeeper Imran Butt is hopeful that supporters of both India and Pakistan would witness a keen contest that will be etched in the memory of one and all when the two nations take on each other in the 2014 Asian Games hockey gold medal match.
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Asian Games 2014 Day 9 Highlights: Yogeshwar Wrestles to Gold; Sania in Mixed Doubles Final
India started Day 9 with 28 medals and in the 11th position. The flurry of medals continued from the previous day and the nation finished with another gold courtesy Yogeshwar Dutt. Here are the highlights from Sunday.
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Asian Games: China's Sun Yang Sorry for 'Ugly' Anthem Comment
After terming the Japanese national anthem as 'ugly', China's Sun Yang said his comment was misunderstood by the journalists during Asian Games in Incheon.
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Asian Games: Japan 'Calm' Over Chinese Dig at National Anthem
Japan's head coach Takayuki Umehara told AFP there had been no angry reaction to Olympic champion Sun telling Chinese media: "The Japanese national anthem sounds ugly."
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Asian Games: China Swim King Bashes Japan's 'Ugly' National Anthem
Double Olympic champion Sun Yang told Chinese media he had taken great pleasure in helping the men's 4x100 freestyle relay team beat the Japanese on Wednesday before indulging in a spot of diplomatic jousting.
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Asian Games: Cricket Big Guns India Stay Away, Minnows Look to Shine
Defending champions Bangladesh and Sri Lanka are the only two Test nations playing in the 10-country men's tournament that follows the women's event at the Yeonhui cricket field in the Asian Games.
