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    Going to Paris thinking it is my fourth and last Olympics: Manpreet Singh

    Former Indian men's hockey team captain Manpreet Singh, who led the team to a bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics, is gearing up for his fourth and final Olympics in Paris. Despite facing challenges and false allegations, the experienced midfielder remains focused on giving his best at the upcoming Games, emphasizing the importance of family and team support during tough times.

    India suffered injustice and no one faced the consequences

    It has now been five days since India lost to Qatar, thanks to one of the worst refereeing howlers of recent times. The ball had crossed the goal line and gone out of play, but the referees failed to notice. The Indian football association, AIFF, has formally complained to both the world and Asian governing bodies – FIFA and AFC – but are yet to hear back. ​​​And chances are they won’t. Nothing tangible will come out of it.

    How Arunachal's Rupa Bayor fought odds to become Taekwondo champion

    Rupa Bayor from Arunachal Pradesh overcame personal struggles and visa denials to win a bronze at the Asian Taekwondo Poomsae Championships in Vietnam. Raised by a widowed mother, she found solace and success in Taekwondo. Despite facing visa issues for international competitions, Bayor remains determined to excel in her sport. She is inspired by boxer M C Mary Kom's achievements.

    Mary Kom steps down as Paris Olympics Chef-de-Mission, cites personal reasons

    The celebrated boxer, who is also a bronze-medallist from the 2012 London Olympics, was to be the logistical in-charge of the country's contingent at the July 26-August 11 Games. "I consider it an honour to serve my country in every way possible, and I was mentally prepared for it. However, I regret that I will not be able to uphold the prestigious responsibility and would like to resign, owing to personal reasons," the 41-year-old stated in a letter to Usha.

    In Paris Olympics, Nikhat Zareen ready to step out of Mary Kom's shadow, says coach

    Two-time world boxing champion Nikhat Zareen is looking to step out of MC Mary Kom's shadow by securing an Olympic medal in Paris, according to coach Blas Iglesias Fernandez. With Mary Kom's retirement, Zareen is poised to shine in the 50kg event, displaying promising ring tactics. Indian boxing hopes also rest on Lovlina Borgohain's killer instinct for a podium finish. Fernandez is optimistic about India's chances at the world qualifiers for Paris spots.

    Anju Bobby questions IOA's decision to "not consider" Neeraj Chopra as India's flag bearer for Paris Olympics

    The World No. 88 has won the national table tennis championship a record 10 times. He has won 13 medals at the CWG, including seven golds. He has also won two medals at the Asian Games. The legendary TT player is also a three-time bronze medalist at the World Championships.

    The Economic Times
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