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Tokyo Olympics: Was Shattered After Losing Bronze Medal Match, Says Vandana Katariya
Tokyo Olympics: India women's hockey player Vandana Katariya said that the team was shattered after losing in the bronze medal match against Great Britain.
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"Shameful": Hockey Captain On Caste Slurs At Vandana Katariya's Family
The players come from all regions of the country, but they play for the Indian flag, underlined hockey team captain Rani Rampal, denouncing the "shameful act" of making casteist remarks against player Vandana Kataria's family.
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"Police Is Investigating": Women's Hockey Player Vandana Katariya On Caste Slurs At Family
Indian women's hockey team forward Vandana Katariya sought to steer clear of commenting on the allegedly casteist slurs hurled at her family after the side lost to Argentina in the Olympic semifinals, saying that the police is probing the incident.
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Caste Slur At Hockey Player Vandana Katariya's Family, 1 Arrested: Report
A man was arrested from Uttarakhand's Haridwar for allegedly passing casteist remarks against the family of Vandana Katariya who was part of India's women's hockey team which lost to Argentina in a semifinal match at the Tokyo Olympics, police said.
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Arjuna Award Nomination Will Motivate Us To Perform Better: Vandana Katariya, Monika
Indian women's hockey team players Vandana Katariya and Monika are elated after being nominated for the Arjuna Awards and believes that this recommendation will motivate them to push harder.
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Indian Women's Hockey Team Thrash Poland 5-0 in FIH Women's Series Finals
Jyoti (21'), Vandana Katariya (26') Gurjit (28', 35') and Navneet Kaur (56') were among the scorers.
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Vandana Katariya to Lead Indian Women's Hockey Team in Australian Tour
Indian senior women's hockey team will play Australia in an away series at Melbourne from November 23 to November 30
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Vandana Katariya to Lead Women's Hockey Team at Asian Champions Trophy
The women's Asian Champions Trophy will feature defending champions Japan, China, South Korea and Malaysia apart from India.
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Tokyo Olympics: Was Shattered After Losing Bronze Medal Match, Says Vandana Katariya
Tokyo Olympics: India women's hockey player Vandana Katariya said that the team was shattered after losing in the bronze medal match against Great Britain.
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"Shameful": Hockey Captain On Caste Slurs At Vandana Katariya's Family
The players come from all regions of the country, but they play for the Indian flag, underlined hockey team captain Rani Rampal, denouncing the "shameful act" of making casteist remarks against player Vandana Kataria's family.
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"Police Is Investigating": Women's Hockey Player Vandana Katariya On Caste Slurs At Family
Indian women's hockey team forward Vandana Katariya sought to steer clear of commenting on the allegedly casteist slurs hurled at her family after the side lost to Argentina in the Olympic semifinals, saying that the police is probing the incident.
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Caste Slur At Hockey Player Vandana Katariya's Family, 1 Arrested: Report
A man was arrested from Uttarakhand's Haridwar for allegedly passing casteist remarks against the family of Vandana Katariya who was part of India's women's hockey team which lost to Argentina in a semifinal match at the Tokyo Olympics, police said.
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Arjuna Award Nomination Will Motivate Us To Perform Better: Vandana Katariya, Monika
Indian women's hockey team players Vandana Katariya and Monika are elated after being nominated for the Arjuna Awards and believes that this recommendation will motivate them to push harder.
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Indian Women's Hockey Team Thrash Poland 5-0 in FIH Women's Series Finals
Jyoti (21'), Vandana Katariya (26') Gurjit (28', 35') and Navneet Kaur (56') were among the scorers.
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Vandana Katariya to Lead Indian Women's Hockey Team in Australian Tour
Indian senior women's hockey team will play Australia in an away series at Melbourne from November 23 to November 30
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Vandana Katariya to Lead Women's Hockey Team at Asian Champions Trophy
The women's Asian Champions Trophy will feature defending champions Japan, China, South Korea and Malaysia apart from India.
