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Hima Das was provisionally suspended after three whereabouts failures in a 1-year period.

Hima Das: Indian sprinter provisionally suspended by NADA for whereabouts failure

Indian star sprinter Hima Das was provisionally suspended for three whereabouts failures in a 12-month period.

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Hima Das: Indian sprinter provisionally suspended by NADA

<h2>Hima Das was provisionally suspended after three whereabouts failures in a 1-year period.</h2>

Star India sprinter Hima Das has been provisionally suspended by the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) for three whereabouts failures in 12 months, according to sources.
The 23-year-old Assam runner has not been named in the Hangzhou Asian Games team due to an injury she had sustained earlier this year.
"Yes, she has committed three whereabouts failures in one year period and so she has been provisionally suspended by the NADA," an Indian team official told PTI on conditions of anonymity.
She faces a maximum two-year ban, which can be reduced to a minimum of one year depending on the degree of her fault.
Hima had won a 400m individual silver at the 2018 Jakarta Asian Games. She was also a part of the gold and silver winning women's 4x400m and mixed 4x400m relay quartets in Jakarta.
Under the World Athletics Anti-Doping (WADA) rules, any combination of three whereabouts failures -- filing failure and/or missed test -- within a period of 12 months constitute an anti-doping rule violation.
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In the 2018 Jakarta Asian Games, Hima won silver in the 400m individual race. She also won gold &amp; silver in the women's 4x400m and mixed 4x400m relay race in Indonesia.

Hima Das: Star sprinter out of Asian Games 2023 due to a hamstring injury

23-year-old Hima Das, who has been complaining of hamstring issues along with back trouble, will miss the Asian Games in September.

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<h2>In the 2018 Jakarta Asian Games, Hima won silver in the 400m individual race. She also won gold &amp; silver in the women's 4x400m and mixed 4x400m relay race in Indonesia.</h2>

Star sprinter Hima Das will miss the upcoming Asian Games in China due to a hamstring injury sustained last April, Indian athletics chief coach Radhakrishnan Nair confirmed on Wednesday.
The 23-year-old Hima had won a 400m individual silver at the 2018 Jakarta Asian Games. She was also a part of the gold and silver winning women's 4x400m and mixed 4x400m relay quartet in Jakarta.
"It is unfortunate she (Hima) was injured a day before the Indian Grand Prix IV in Bengaluru (on April 15). She pulled a hamstring and also had a back problem. Now, the medical investigation is going on and planning for treatment. I believe that she will not be able to participate in the Asian Games as per the policy of the AFI," Nair said.
Due to the injury, Hima had also missed the Federation Cup in Ranchi last month and Nair had then told PTI that the federation was hoping that she would be fit to take part in the National Inter-State Championship, which is the final selection event for the Hangzhou Asian Games.
The Athletics of India had made it clear that all the athletes, except for those granted exemption, will have to participate in the National Inter-State Championship beginning here on Thursday to be considered for the Asian Games in Hangzhou scheduled from September 23 to October 8.
Ace javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra and 2022 Commonwealth Games 3000m steeplechase silver medallist Avinash Sable were exempted from the five-day championship which is the final selection event for the Asian Games. Nair also said that officials from the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) will also carry out 'In Competition' (IC) testing at the Kalinga Stadium.
"I am 100 percent sure that NADA officials are coming. They could be from Kolkata or some from Delhi also. During the Federation Cup in Ranchi (last month), there was a team of 7-8 officials.
"Now, NADA is very strict, they are appointing so many officials, so they would be coming here also," Nair said during a rare pre-championship press conference.
He also said that Olympic champion Chopra, who had pulled out of two top events -- FBK Games in the Netherlands and Paavo Nurmi Games in Finland -- due to a muscle strain he sustained last month, has started training but is yet to recover fully.
"He (Neeraj) started his training last week and should be in good health by the end of this month," Nair said.
Nair said the AFI plans to send a big contingent of at least 60 athletes to compete at the July 12 to 16 Asian Athletics Championship scheduled to be held in Bangkok, Thailand. The team will be declared after a selection review meeting on June 20.
"We have done a preliminary selection and there were athletes who could not participate in the Federation Cup (last month) as they were training abroad. They have to confirm their performance in the Inter-State. We will have a selection review meeting on June 20 and then we will declare the team," he said.
"For example, Tejaswin Shankar has done one decathlon event and he must qualify for Asian Championships with the qualifying mark of 7500 aggregate points in the Inter-State." Chopra and Sable will also not participate in the Asian Championship as their main focus is on the World Championship in Hungary (August 19-27).
"Due to a packed 2023 season, both the athletes (Neeraj and Sable) are competing in selected events this year as the emphasis is a podium finish at the Budapest World Championship and then the Asian Games," Nair said.
The chief coach also said that India can win an Asian Games medal in men's 4x400m relay if an athlete who runs sub-46sec emerges in the National Inter-State. He, however, was not very positive regarding winning a gold medal in Hangzhou in the women's 4x400m relay, a traditionally strong event for India.
"We have three male runners who are capable of racing quarter-mile below 46 seconds. We are hopeful of having a strong men&rsquo;s 4x400m relay team. We have a history of winning four gold in women's 4x400m relay gold in the Asian Games.
"We can win a medal but not gold because as per my understanding, there are still very good athletes (quarter milers) outside (the national camp). If they join (national camp), we can try." Nair also said that India could get as many as four javelin throwers making it to the World Championships as Chopra will be a wild-card entrant as Diamond League champion.
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After the end of the women's and men's teams' table tennis event, the Mixed, women's, and men's doubles competition will kick start on August 4 (Day 7) at Commonwealth Games 2022 in Birmingham. On Day 7 of CWG 2022, Indian paddlers such as Sharath Kamal, Manika Batra, and Sathiyan Gnansekaran among others will be seen in action in different events of Table Tennis events.
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The doubles event of Squash will also kick-start on Day 7 of CWG 2022. Dipika Pallikal, Anahat Singh, Joshana Chinappa, and bronze medal winner Saurav Ghosal are notable names that can be seen in action on August 4 at CWG 2022.
Meanwhile, Indian men's hockey will look to register a place in the semifinals when they take on Wales at 6:30 PM IST.
Moreover, after a mixed Day 6 at Birmingham 2022, Indian boxers Amit Panghal, Jasmine Lamboria, Sagar Ahlawat and Rohit Tokas will look to assure India at least a medal each in their events as they will play their quarterfinal match on August 7. In other events, India will participate in Lawn Bowls and Athletics.
Hima Das will start her CWG 2022 campaign in the 200m race while India will be hoping for a medal from Muhammed Anees Yahiya and Murali Sreeshankar in Men's Long Jump event.
CWG 2022 on August 4
India's Day 7 full schedule
Athletics and Para Athletics:
Women's Hammer Throw: Qualifying roundSarita Singh, Manja Bala – 2.30 PM
Women's 200m – Round 1 – Heat 2 Hima Das – 3.30 PM
Men's Long Jump FinalMuhammed Anees Yahiya, Murali Sreeshankar – 12.12 AM (on Friday)Boxing:48kg-51kg flyweight – quarterfinal 2 Amit Panghal– 4.45 PM
57-60 kg lightweight – quarterfinal 2 Jasmine Lamboria – 6.15 PM
92kg super heavyweight – quarterfinal 1Sagar Ahlawat – 8 
63.5-67kg welterweight – quarterfinal 3Rohit Tokas – (12.30 AM on Thursday)
Hockey
Men's Pool B - India versus Wales - 6.30 PM
Lawn Bowls
Men's Singles - Mridul Borgohain - 4 PM
Squash
Women's doubles round of 32 Sunanya Sara Kuruvilla/ Anahat Singh– 5.30 PM
Men's doubles round of 32Velavan Senthilkumar/Abhay Singh – 6 PM
Mixed doubles round of 16Dipika Pallikal Karthik/Sourav Ghosal – 7 PM
Mixed doubles round of 16Joshana Chinappa/Harinder Pal Singh Sandhu – 11 PM
Women's doubles round of 16Joshana Chinappa/ Dipika Pallikal Karthik – 12.20 AM (on Friday)
Table Tennis
Mixed doubles round of 64Sanil Shetty/Reeth Tennison - 8.30 PM onwards
Mixed doubles round of 32Sathiyan Gnansekaran/Manika Batra - 8.30 PM onwards
Mixed doubles round of 32
Achantha Sharath Kamal/Sreeja Akula - 8.30 PM onwards
Women's singles round of 32Sreeja Akula/ Manika Batra - 8.30 PM onwards
Rhythmic Gymnastics
Individual qualification sub division 1Balveen Kaur - 4.30 PM onwards

India CWG Day 7 schedule: Athletics India vs Wales Hockey Squash Table tennis Manika Batra live August 4

Hima Das will start her CWG 2022 campaign in the 200m race while India will be hoping for a medal from Muhammed Anees Yahiya and Murali Sreeshankar in Men's Long Jump event

Tap here to check India's full schedule on Day 7 of #CWG2022

India CWG Day 7 full schedule: India vs Wales Hockey, Table Tennis, Squash, Boxing timetable on August 4 

Indian men's hockey will look to register a place in the semifinals when they take on Wales at 6:30 PM IST

After the end of the women's and men's teams' table tennis event, the Mixed, women's, and men's doubles competition will kick start on August 4 (Day 7) at Commonwealth Games 2022 in Birmingham. On Day 7 of CWG 2022, Indian paddlers such as Sharath Kamal, Manika Batra, and Sathiyan Gnansekaran among others will be seen in action in different events of Table Tennis events.
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The doubles event of Squash will also kick-start on Day 7 of CWG 2022. Dipika Pallikal, Anahat Singh, Joshana Chinappa, and bronze medal winner Saurav Ghosal are notable names that can be seen in action on August 4 at CWG 2022.
Meanwhile, Indian men's hockey will look to register a place in the semifinals when they take on Wales at 6:30 PM IST.
Moreover, after a mixed Day 6 at Birmingham 2022, Indian boxers Amit Panghal, Jasmine Lamboria, Sagar Ahlawat and Rohit Tokas will look to assure India at least a medal each in their events as they will play their quarterfinal match on August 7. In other events, India will participate in Lawn Bowls and Athletics.
Hima Das will start her CWG 2022 campaign in the 200m race while India will be hoping for a medal from Muhammed Anees Yahiya and Murali Sreeshankar in Men's Long Jump event.
CWG 2022 on August 4
India's Day 7 full schedule
Athletics and Para Athletics:
 Women's Hammer Throw: Qualifying round Sarita Singh, Manju Bala &ndash; 2.30 PM
Women's 200m &ndash; Round 1 &ndash; Heat 2&nbsp; Hima Das &ndash; 3.30 PM
Men's Long Jump Final Muhammed Anees Yahiya, Murali Sreeshankar &ndash; 12.12 AM (on Friday) Boxing: 48kg-51kg flyweight &ndash; quarterfinal 2&nbsp; Amit Panghal&ndash; 4.45 PM 
57-60 kg lightweight &ndash; quarterfinal 2&nbsp; Jasmine Lamboria &ndash; 6.15 PM
92kg super heavyweight &ndash; quarterfinal 1 Sagar Ahlawat &ndash; 8&nbsp;
63.5-67kg welterweight &ndash; quarterfinal 3 Rohit Tokas &ndash; (12.30 AM on Thursday)
 Hockey
Men's Pool B - India versus Wales - 6.30 PM
Lawn Bowls
Men's Singles - Mridul Borgohain - 4 PM
Squash
Women's doubles round of 32&nbsp; Sunanya Sara Kuruvilla/ Anahat Singh&ndash; 5.30 PM
Men's doubles round of 32 Velavan Senthilkumar/Abhay Singh &ndash; 6 PM
Mixed doubles round of 16 Dipika Pallikal Karthik/Sourav Ghosal &ndash; 7 PM
Mixed doubles round of 16 Joshana Chinappa/Harinder Pal Singh Sandhu &ndash; 11 PM
 Women's doubles round of 16 Joshana Chinappa/ Dipika Pallikal Karthik &ndash; 12.20 AM (on Friday)
 Table Tennis
Mixed doubles round of 64 Sanil Shetty/Reeth Tennison - 8.30 PM onwards
Mixed doubles round of 32 Sathiyan Gnansekaran/Manika Batra - 8.30 PM onwards
Mixed doubles round of 32
Achantha Sharath Kamal/Sreeja Akula - 8.30 PM onwards
Women's singles round of 32 Sreeja Akula/ Manika Batra - 8.30 PM onwards
Rhythmic Gymnastics
Individual qualification sub division 1 Balveen Kaur - 4.30 PM onwards

Hima Das has tested positive for Covid-19, confirmed her media manager. Das took the compulsory test when she returned to Patiala to resume her training.

Hima Das tests positive for Covid-19 

While the national camp for athletics will begin in the last week of October, the Assam-based sprinter who failed to qualify for Tokyo 2020 due to a hamstring injury has arrived early in Patiala to begin her training. 

Hima Das tests positive for Covid-19 on return to Patiala Das&nbsp;arrives in Patiala&nbsp;before resumption of national camp Das&nbsp;failed to qualify for Tokyo 2020 due to Hamstring injury
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While the national camp for athletics&nbsp;will begin in the last week of October, the Assam-based sprinter who failed to qualify for Tokyo 2020 due to a hamstring injury has arrived early in Patiala&nbsp;to begin her training.&nbsp;

Ace Indian athlete Hima&nbsp;Das&nbsp;has tested positive for Covid-19, confirmed her media manager. Das&nbsp;took the compulsory test when she returned to Patiala&nbsp;to resume her training. The 21-year-old's&nbsp;media manager further said that there was nothing to worry about on the health front.&nbsp; While the national camp for athletics&nbsp;will begin in the last week of October, the Assam-based sprinter who failed to qualify for Tokyo 2020 due to a hamstring injury has arrived early in Patiala&nbsp;to begin her training.&nbsp; The 2018 World Champion took a short break after failing to qualify for the Olympics and nursed her injury.&nbsp;Her coach Galina Bukharina&nbsp;said that Hima&nbsp;wants to train hard for the forthcoming Commonwealth and Asian Games

In a heartbreaking news for Hima&nbsp;Das, an untimely injury has ruled out the sprinter from her first-ever Olympic Games.&nbsp;
The 21-year-old tweeted to say that the injury happened at a time when she was close to achieving the qualification&nbsp;standard in her new event, that is 100m and 200m.&nbsp;
Hoping to make a strong comeback,&nbsp;Hima&nbsp;Das&nbsp;added that she is now looking forward to the Commonwealth Games, the Asian Games and the World Championship in 2022.
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Heartbreak for sprinter Hima Das, to miss her first Olympics due to injury

Indian sprinter Hima&nbsp;Das&nbsp;will not be able to take part in what would have been her first-ever Olympic Games, as the 21-year-old has been ruled out due to injury.

In a heartbreaking news for Hima&nbsp;Das, an untimely injury has ruled out the sprinter from her first-ever Olympic Games.&nbsp;
The 21-year-old tweeted to say that the injury happened at a time when she was close to achieving the qualification&nbsp;standard in her new event, that is 100m and 200m.&nbsp;
Hoping to make a strong comeback,&nbsp;Hima&nbsp;Das&nbsp;added that she is now looking forward to the Commonwealth Games, the Asian Games and the World Championship in 2022.

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<li>Hima Das&nbsp;suffers injury at a time when she was close to achieving the Olympic qualification&nbsp;standard</li>
<li>Hima&nbsp;Das&nbsp;now focused on major events in 2022 and homes to make a strong comeback</li>
</ul>

In a heartbreaking news for Hima&nbsp;Das, an untimely injury has ruled out the sprinter from her first-ever Olympic Games.&nbsp;
The 21-year-old tweeted to say that the injury happened at a time when she was close to achieving the qualification&nbsp;standard in her new event, that is 100m and 200m.&nbsp;
Hoping to make a strong comeback,&nbsp;Hima&nbsp;Das&nbsp;added that she is now looking forward to the Commonwealth Games, the Asian Games and the World Championship in 2022.
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Ace sprinter Hima Das has been inducted as Deputy Superintendent of Assam Police.

Athlete Hima Das appointed Deputy Superintendent of Police of Assam

Star sprinter Hima Das&nbsp;has been inducted as the Deputy Superintendent of Assam Police in the presence of chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal. She&nbsp;described the moment as a childhood dream coming true.

Ace sprinter Hima Das has been inducted as Deputy Superintendent of Assam Police.&nbsp;Assam Police's official Twitter handle posted a video of the ceremony in which Bhaskar Jyoti Mahanta, DGP, Assam Police, felicitated the star sprinter. Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal was also present at the ceremony.
Addressing the gathering after her induction as DSP, Hima said that she had dreamt of becoming a police officer when she was young and it was like a childhood dream come true.&nbsp;Further, Sonowal said Hima&rsquo;s appointment as DSP will motivate the youth to pursue excellence in sports.
Hima Das, in her first competitive race in more than a year, bagged gold at the Indian Grand Prix II in the women's 200m event on Thursday. She clocked 23.31 seconds to finish first.&nbsp;Hima, who is yet to qualify for the upcoming Tokyo Olympics, had run her last competitive race in August 2019. She had suffered a lower back injury at the 2018 Asian Games and that forced her to miss the World Championships in Doha in September 2019.&nbsp;

Ace sprinter Hima Das has been inducted as Deputy Superintendent of Assam Police.&nbsp;Assam Police's official Twitter handle posted a video of the ceremony in which Bhaskar Jyoti Mahanta, DGP, Assam Police, felicitated the star sprinter. Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal was also present at the ceremony.
Addressing the gathering after her induction as DSP, Hima said that she had dreamt of becoming a police officer when she was young and it was like a childhood dream come true.&nbsp;Further, Sonowal said Hima&rsquo;s appointment as DSP will motivate the youth to pursue excellence in sports.
Hima Das, in her first competitive race in more than a year, bagged gold at the Indian Grand Prix II in the women's 200m event on Thursday. She clocked 23.31 seconds to finish first.&nbsp;
Hima, who is yet to qualify for the upcoming Tokyo Olympics, had run her last competitive race in August 2019. She had suffered a lower back injury at the 2018 Asian Games and that forced her to miss the World Championships in Doha in September 2019.&nbsp;

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