Ashok Kumar laments his absence at Delhi function Wednesday, 29 July 2009 Special Correspondent NEW DELHI: Ashok Kumar, who scored the match-winning goal against Pakistan in India’s World Cup triumph in Kuala Lumpur in 1975, ...
J B Roy camp complains to Negre, plans to meet IOC chief New Delhi, July 28 (PTI) International Hockey Federation (FIH) chief Leandro Negre today had a first hand experience of the turmoil that plagues ...
Hockey India acting in undemocratic manner: Roy to Negre New Delhi, July 28 Bengal Hockey Association (BHA) president J.B. Roy met International Hockey Federation (FIH) president Leandro Negre and asked him to restrain Hockey India ...
The Hindu: Five-member team to meet Jacques Rogge Chennai: A five-member delegation consisting of men’s and women’s hockey units is seeking a meeting with Jacques Rogge, President, International Olympic Committee, to impress on him on ...
The Hindu: Chennai: Amidst a welter of confusion, contradiction and avoidable contortions, enough to disturb the level of concentration, the national hockey team takes on England in a three-Test series on Wednesday at Birmingham. Nothing ...
The Telegraph: New Delhi: Two senior hockey officials met the International Hockey Federation (FIH) president, Leandro Negre on Tuesday requesting him to restrain Hockey India from adopting undemocratic practices in running the sport in the ...
The Asian Age: New Delhi: Next month’s Nehru Cup football tournament will be held here as per schedule with the Municipal Corporation of Delhi promising to take extra precaution to protect the Ambedkar Stadium turf ...
Times Of India: BANGALORE: International Hockey Federation (FIH) president Leandro Negre has given Hockey India time till October to hold elections and has warned that failure to abide by the directive would see the Indian ...
The Pioneer: New Delhi THEIR tussle with the Sahara Group notwithstanding, it looks like happy days are round the corner for Hockey India. Not only has the International Hockey Federation (FIH) more or less confirmed ...
Hindustan Times: The International Hockey Federation (FIH) on Monday cleared any doubt over India hosting the men’s World Cup next year and said Malaysia was no longer the back-up venue for the mega event starting ...