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The sprinter has been living with her partner Monalisa for the past 5 years and apparently also had a wedding ceremony in December 2022.

'I plan to marry my partner but...': Dutee Chand on Supreme Court's verdict on same-sex marriage 

Supreme Court's decision on same-sex marriage has left India's ace sprinter Dutee Chand disappointed.



The sprinter has been living with her partner Monalisa for the past 5 years and apparently also had a wedding ceremony in December 2022.

Supreme Court's decision on same-sex marriage has left India's ace sprinter Dutee Chand disappointed. Chand who is the first Indian athlete to come out as gay told The Times of India, 'I plan to marry my partner Monalisa. But the decision of the top court has upset all plans. I have been living with Monalisa for five years. We are happy together and as adults, we have every right to make our own decisions. We hope Parliament passes a law allowing same-sex marriages
The sprinter has been living with her partner Monalisa for the past 5 years and apparently also had a wedding ceremony in December 2022.
The Apex Court on October 17 refused to legalise same-sex marriages. The 5-judge bench's ruling was based on legal technicalities and said that it is within the scope of the Parliament to change the law to validate queer marriage.

Dutee has been placed under provisional suspension till the results of her B sample are out.

Indian sprinter Dutee Chand provisionally suspended after failing dope test

Star sprinter and reigning 100m national champion Dutee Chand is staring at a 4-year ban, depending on the results of her B sample.

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Dutee has been placed under provisional suspension till the results of her B sample are out.

India's star sprinter Dutee Chand has been provisionally suspended after her sample tested positive for prohibited substance.&nbsp;
Dutee is India's fastest women sprinter and the current 100m national champion as well.
While the results of her B sample are still awaited, the 26-year-old faces a potential 4-year ban if the outcome is the same as her A sample.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/bajrang-punia-sakshi-malik-vinesh-phogat-and-others-protest-against-wrestling-federation-of-india-1674035394946">Bajrang Punia, Sakshi Malik, Vinesh Phogat and others protest against Wrestling Federation of India</a>

Indian Olympian sprinter Dutee Chand revealed on Sunday that she had faced ragging by her seniors during her stay at a state-run sports hostel in Bhuvneshwar.
The Orissa-born sprinter recalled the incident on social media a day after a college student committed suicide after a round of ragging on Saturday.
Recounting the incident from 2006-07 at the sports hostel, the 26-year-old alleged her seniors claiming that seniors at Sports Hostel, Bhuvneshwar used to force her to massage their bodies and wash their clothes.
The Asian Games silver medalist further revealed that the seniors also made comments on her finances about which she made complaints to the hostel in charge but she never got their attention. "It used to take a mental toll on me. I was helpless at that time," said the 100-metre National champion. 
The authorities of the Sports Hostel, Bhubaneswar are yet to give a response to the Dutee's charges.
Also read: Indian sprinter Dutee Chand comes out in support of transgender women

Indian ace sprinter Dutee Chand opens up about ragging in hostel

Asian Games medalist Dutee Chand claims she faced ragging by seniors at Sports hostel in Bhubaneswar!

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Recalling the incident from 2006-07 at the sports hostel, Dutee Chand reveals that her seniors at the Sports Hostel used to force her to massage their bodies and wash their clothes

Indian Olympian Dutee Chand revealed on Sunday that she had faced ragging by her seniors during her stay at a state-run sports hostel in Bhubaneswar.
The Odisha-born sprinter recalled the incident on social media a day after a college student committed suicide due to ragging.
Recounting the incident from 2006-07 at the sports hostel, the 26-year-old alleged that her seniors at Sports Hostel in Bhubaneswar used to force her to &lsquo;massage their bodies and wash their clothes.&rsquo;
The Asian Games silver medalist further revealed that the seniors also made comments on her financial status about which she made complaints to the hostel-in-charge but nothing was ever done.
"It used to take a mental toll on me. I was helpless at that time," said the 100-metre National champion.
The authorities of the Sports Hostel in Bhubaneswar are yet to respond to the charges levelled by Dutee.
Dutee is a part of the Indian relay team for the upcoming Commonwealth Games, starting July 28.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/indian-sprinter-dutee-chand-comes-out-in-support-of-transgender-women-1655978058105" target="_blank">Indian sprinter Dutee Chand comes out in support of transgender women</a>

Amid transgender athletes getting banned from participating in women's international events, India's star sprinter Dutee Chand termed the move unfair. 
While talking to the Times of India, the two-time Asian Games medallist said that transgender athletes are not getting any unfair advantage during competitions. 
Also read: Rugby follows FINA's move, bans transgender players from women's internationals
She also added that transgenders have already faced a lot of societal pressure and humiliation to reach the top level and one should not make things difficult for them. 
The current national champion in 100-metre race further added that it should be accepted as a god's gift because what's happening in an individual human body shouldn't concern others. 
Dutee was once accused of being a man after failing the male testosterone test. She fought against World Athletics' hyperandrogenism policy in the Court of Arbitration for Sports in 2015, which brought her global sporting fame. 
Also read: FIFA to review transgender eligibility rules after change in FINA swimming's policy
Notably, FINA was the first international sporting body to ban transgenders in women's swimming events. Rugby and Cycling have followed the FINA's suit while FIFA, World Athletics, and Netball body are currently reviewing their transgender eligibility policies.

Indian sprinter Dutee Chand comes out in support of transgender women

Dutee Chand, who got global fame while fighting against World Athletics hyperandrogenism policy, has criticised the ban on transgenders in women's events.

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'No need to make things difficult for them': Dutee Chand comes out in support of transgender women

100-metre national champion Dutee Chand has come out in support of transgenders amid global sports bodies reviewing their trans athletes' policy in women's competitions

Amid transgender athletes getting banned from participating in women's international events, India's star sprinter Dutee Chand has termed the move unfair.&nbsp;
While talking to the Times of India, the two-time Asian Games medallist said that transgender athletes are not getting any unfair advantage during competitions.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/rugby-follows-fina-s-move-bans-transgender-players-1655815964456" target="_blank">Rugby follows FINA's move, bans transgender players from women's internationals</a>
She also stated that transgenders have already 'faced a lot of societal pressure and humiliation to reach the top level and one should not make things difficult for them.'&nbsp;
The current 100-metre national champion added that it should be 'accepted as god's gift because what's happening in an individual human body shouldn't concern others.'&nbsp;
Dutee was once accused of being a man after failing the hyperandrogenism (male testosterone) test. She in fact fought against World Athletics' policy in the Court of Arbitration for Sports in 2015, which brought her global sporting recognition.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/fifa-to-review-transgender-eligibility-rules-after-change-in-swimming-s-policy-1655789664759" target="_blank">FIFA to review transgender eligibility rules after change in FINA swimming's policy</a>
Notably, swimming body FINA was the first international sporting federation to ban transgenders in women's events. Rugby and Cycling have followed FINA's suit while FIFA, World Athletics, and World Netball Federation are all currently reviewing their transgender eligibility policies.

Despite finishing with the season-best timing of 23.85 secs, India's star&nbsp;Dutee Chand failed to qualify for&nbsp;the semi-final of the women's 200m event at the Tokyo Olympics on Monday.
While the 25-year-old finished 7th in Heat 4, Namibia's Christine Mbomo&nbsp;who broke the National record&nbsp;was at the top as she reached&nbsp;the finishing line in just 22.11 secs. USA's Gabrielle Thomas grabbed the second spot.
The Odisha-born sprinter who has a national best of 23 secs attained the 38th spot among the 41 competitors. Earlier on Friday, she also failed to qualify for the women's 100m race.Also Read: 'I am on cloud nine', says PV Sindhu after 2nd Olympics medal

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Dutee Chand fails to qualify for 200m semis 

Despite finishing with the season-best timing of 23.85 secs, India's star&nbsp;Dutee Chand failed to qualify for&nbsp;the semi-final of the women's 200m event at the Tokyo Olympics on Monday.

Dutee Chand fails to qualify for women's 200m semis Chand&nbsp;finished 7th with&nbsp;season-best timing of 23.85 secs Chand also failed to qualify for women's 100m race.

Dutee&nbsp;Chand&nbsp;posted her season-best time of&nbsp;23.85 secs&nbsp;but failed to qualify for the finals&nbsp;

Despite finishing with the season-best timing of 23.85 secs, India's star&nbsp;Dutee Chand failed to qualify for&nbsp;the semi-final of the women's 200m event at the Tokyo Olympics on Monday. Also Read: <a title="'I am on cloud nine', says PV Sindhu after 2nd Olympics medal" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/i-am-on-cloud-nine-says-pv-sindhu-after-2nd-olympics-medal-1627874430556">'I am on cloud nine', says PV Sindhu after 2nd Olympics medal</a>
While the 25-year-old finished 7th in Heat 4, Namibia's Christine Mbomo&nbsp;who broke the National record&nbsp;was at the top as she reached&nbsp;the finishing line in just 22.11 secs. USA's Gabrielle Thomas grabbed the second spot.
The Odisha-born sprinter who has a national best of 23 secs attained the 38th spot among the 41 competitors. Earlier on Friday, she also failed to qualify for the women's 100m race.
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PM Modi interacted with the Indian sportspersons who will be representing the country in the upcoming Olympic Games in Tokyo and wished them well

Tokyo Olympics: PM Modi's pep talk with Team India

PM&nbsp;Modi interacted with the Indian sportspersons who will be representing the country in the upcoming Olympic Games in Tokyo and wished them well

PM&nbsp;Modi interacted with the Indian athletes&nbsp;ahead of Tokyo Olympic Games
PM Modi&nbsp;spoke with medal hopeful archers&nbsp;Deepika Kumari&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Pravin Jadhav
PM boosted javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra's confidence
PM asked boxer Ashish Kumar about his fight against Covid-19
PM Modi called champion boxer Mary Kom an inspiration for the nation
PM Modi&nbsp;asked Rio Olympics medallist PV Sindhu&nbsp;about her practice
PM Modi asked Sharath Kamal&nbsp;to&nbsp;guide the youngsters at the Games

PM&nbsp;Modi interacted with the Indian sportspersons who will be representing the country in the upcoming Olympic Games in Tokyo and wished them well

Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with the Indian sportspersons who will be representing the country in the upcoming <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/olympics-tokyo-hotel-apologises-for-japanese-only-elevator-signs-1626085827982" target="_blank">Olympic Games in Tokyo</a> and wished them well for the upcoming Summer games starting July 23.
PM Modi started the conversation by speaking with medal hopefuls archers Deepika Kumari and Pravin Jadhav.
He also boosted javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra&rsquo;s confidence and asked him not to get bogged down by expectations.
The prime minister spoke with sprinter Dutee Chand, who will represent the country in the 100 and 200 metre sprints and asked boxer Ashish Kumar about his fight against Covid-19 and about losing his father.
Interacting with Champion boxer MC Mary Kom, PM Modi said she is an inspiration for the entire country.
He then spoke with 2016 Rio Olympics silver medallist PV Sindhu and asked her about her practice.
PM Modi asked shooter Saurabh Chaudhary about whether he does any meditation or yoga to help him concentrate
PM Modi asked veteran Olympian Sharath Kamal, who will represent India in table tennis to assume the role of a senior and elder and guide the youngsters at the Games
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