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The Mission Olympic Cell (MOC) has decided to not include India's star archers Deepika Kumari and Atanu Das in the Sports ministry's Target Olympic Podium Scheme, also known as TOPS after the duo made a below-par performance in the national ranking tournament.
Sports Ministry in a statement said that considering Deepika and Atanu's below-par performances in the event, MOC decided not to include them in the TOPS list as of now.
Reacting to the latest development Deepika said that TOPS omission would motivate her to come back stronger. While Atanu believed that it is a matter of time we would find the form and get back to where we belong.
Meanwhile, MOC has approved Rs 2.42 lakh for 17-year-old archer Ridhi, who was part of the Indian Women's team that won silver in the Asian Championships in November last year.
Notably, Deepika and her husband Atanu failed to make an impressive performance at Tokyo Olympics.
Also read: Major revelation! How Jay Shah stopped Sourav Ganguly from taking strict action against Virat Kohli

Sports ministry drops archers Deepika Kumari, Atanu Das from TOPS list

Senior archers Deepika Kumari and Atanu Das dropped from Sports Ministry's TOP scheme and won't get additional funds for preparations

The Mission Olympic Cell (MOC) has decided to not include India's star archers Deepika Kumari and Atanu Das in the Sports ministry's Target Olympic Podium Scheme, also known as TOPS after the duo made a below-par performance in a national ranking tournament.
Sports Ministry in a statement said that considering Deepika and Atanu's below-par performances in the event, MOC decided not to include them in the TOPS list as of now.
Reacting to the latest development Deepika said that TOPS omission would motivate her to come back stronger. While Atanu believed that it is a matter of time we would find the form and get back to where we belong.
Meanwhile, MOC has approved Rs 2.42 lakh for 17-year-old archer Ridhi, who was part of the Indian Women's team that won silver in the Asian Championships in November last year.
Notably, Deepika and her husband Atanu failed to make an impressive performance at Tokyo Olympics.

The Mission Olympic Cell (MOC) has decided to not include India's star archers Deepika Kumari and Atanu Das in the Sports ministry's Target Olympic Podium Scheme

The Mission Olympic Cell (MOC) has decided to not include India's star archers Deepika Kumari and Atanu Das in the Sports ministry's Target Olympic Podium Scheme, also known as TOPS after the duo made a below-par performance in a national ranking tournament.
Sports Ministry in a statement said that considering Deepika and Atanu's below-par performances in the event, MOC decided not to include them in the TOPS list as of now.
Reacting to the latest development Deepika said that TOPS omission would motivate her to come back stronger. While Atanu believed that it is a matter of time we would find the form and get back to where we belong.
Meanwhile, MOC has approved Rs 2.42 lakh for 17-year-old archer Ridhi, who was part of the Indian Women's team that won silver in the Asian Championships in November last year.
Notably, Deepika and her husband Atanu failed to make an impressive performance at Tokyo Olympics.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/major-revelation-how-jay-shah-prevented-sourav-ganguly-from-taking-strict-action-against-virat-kohli-1642746241149" target="_blank">Major revelation! How Jay Shah stopped Sourav Ganguly from taking strict action against Virat Kohli</a>

Indian archer Atanu&nbsp;Das was involved in one of the most exiting matches of Tokyo Olympics&nbsp;so far, as he fought back to beat&nbsp;Korea's Oh Jin-hyek in a nail-biting one-arrow shoot-off to enter pre-quarters.
What made it a stunning victory was the fact that&nbsp;Jin-hyek had&nbsp;won the individual and team gold at the 2012 London Olympics.
He will now&nbsp;be in action at the 1/8 Men's Individual Eliminations on Saturday.
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Tokyo Olympics 2020: Atanu Das stuns 2012 gold medallist to reach last 16

Indian archer Atanu&nbsp;Das was involved in one of the most exiting matches of Tokyo Olympics&nbsp;so far, as he fought back to beat&nbsp;Korea's Oh Jin-hyek in a nail-biting one-arrow shoot-off to enter pre-quarters.
What made it a stunning victory was the fact that&nbsp;Jin-hyek had&nbsp;won the individual and team gold at the 2012 London Olympics.
He will now&nbsp;be in action at the 1/8 Men's Individual Eliminations on Saturday.

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<li>Atanu Das beats Korea's Oh Jin-hyek in a nail-biting one-arrow shoot-off</li>
<li>Atanu's&nbsp;1/8 Men's Individual Eliminations match on Saturday</li>
</ul>

Indian archer Atanu&nbsp;Das was involved in one of the most exiting matches of Tokyo Olympics&nbsp;so far, as he fought back to beat&nbsp;Korea's Oh Jin-hyek in a nail-biting one-arrow shoot-off to enter pre-quarters.
What made it a stunning victory was the fact that&nbsp;Jin-hyek had&nbsp;won the individual and team gold at the 2012 London Olympics.
He will now&nbsp;be in action at the 1/8 Men's Individual Eliminations on Saturday.
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