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Three days after International Olympic Committee (IOC) threatened the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) with suspension, the Indian body termed IOC's warning a little bit out of line.&nbsp;
In the reply, acting president Anil Khanna said that currently, elections at IOA has been suspended by the court and also reminded the global body that India has one of the finest and most independent judicial system in the world.
Also read: International Olympic Committee threatens India with suspension over delay in elections
While hoping to get a chance to put India's case, the letter also stated that IOA has been requesting the world body for a meeting to draw out the timelines for IOC's concerns.
Earlier, the International Olympic body issued a stern warning to IOA for not holding elections, which is pending since December 2021.

'A little out of line': India's reply to International Olympic Committee's suspension threat

In the reply, acting president Anil Khanna said that elections at IOA have been suspended by the court

The International Olympic body issued a stern warning to IOA for not holding elections, which is pending since December 2021

Three days after International Olympic Committee (IOC) threatened the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) with suspension, the Indian body termed IOC's warning a little bit out of line.&nbsp;
In the reply, acting president Anil Khanna said that currently, elections at IOA has been suspended by the court and also reminded the global body that India has one of the finest and most independent judicial system in the world.
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While hoping to get a chance to put India's case, the letter also stated that IOA has been requesting the world body for a meeting to draw out the timelines for IOC's concerns.
Earlier, the International Olympic body issued a stern warning to IOA for not holding elections, which is pending since December 2021.

Months after Delhi High Court struck down Narinder Batra's post of 'Life member' at Hockey India, the veteran sports administrator resigned from various key positions on Monday. 
In three separate handwritten notes, Batra officially tendered his resignations from the Indian Olympic Association (IOA), International Olympic Committee (IOC), and International Hockey Federation (FIH). In his letter to the world hockey's executive board, Batra cited personal reasons for relinquishing his post at FIH.
Batra's position as IOA president ceased after Delhi HC's verdict given he contested the election at IOA on the basis of his 'life member' post in Hockey India. Meanwhile, his membership in the International Olympic body was linked to the IOA presidency. 
However, his resignation from FIH came as a major surprise to many given in May Batra stated that he would not contest upcoming IOA elections and shift his focus to managing world hockey.

Narinder Batra resigns as World Hockey president, gives up IOC membership

Months after the Delhi High Court's verdict, veteran sports administrator Narinder Batra resigns from various key positions.

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In three separate handwritten notes, Batra officially tendered his resignations from the Indian Olympic Association (IOA), International Olympic Committee (IOC), and International Hockey Federation (FIH)

Months after the Delhi High Court struck down Narinder Batra's post of 'Life member' at Hockey India, the veteran sports administrator resigned from various key positions on Monday.&nbsp;
In three separate handwritten notes, Batra officially tendered his resignations from the Indian Olympic Association (IOA), International Olympic Committee (IOC), and International Hockey Federation (FIH). In his letter to the world hockey's executive board, Batra cited personal reasons for relinquishing his post at FIH.
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Batra's position as IOA president ceased after Delhi HC's verdict given he contested the election at IOA based on his 'life member' post in Hockey India. Meanwhile, his membership in the International Olympic body was linked to the IOA presidency.&nbsp;
However, his resignation from FIH came as a major surprise to many given in May Batra stated that he would not contest upcoming IOA elections and shift his focus to managing world hockey.

As the Indian Olympic body failed to hold elections since December 2021, International Olympic Committee (IOC) has threatened Indian Olympic Association with suspension. 
According to a Times of India report, IOC issued a stern warning on the issue of autonomy and violation of the Olympic charter and asked the IOA to confirm the election dates without any further delay. 
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The letter further stated that if IOA failed to hold elections in the coming weeks then IOC have to suspend the Indian Olympic body till they operate normally. 
Notably, the International Olympic body's stern warning came four days after Narinder Batra's resignation from the post of president of the IOA and International hockey federation. 

International Olympic body threaten India with suspension over delay in elections

The Indian Olympic Association is in deep trouble with a suspension looming on the horizon. The IOC has issued a stern warning to the IOA on the violation of their Olympic charter.

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International Olympic Committee threatens India with suspension over delay in elections

With elections in the Indian Olympic Association due since December 2021, the IOC has urged the Indian body to solve its issues internally or face suspension.

The Indian Olympic Association's (IOA) failure to hold elections that have been due since December 2021 has landed them in trouble. The International Olympic Committee has warned India that a suspension is looming on the horizon if they can't solve their institutional issues.
According to a Times of India report, the IOC issued a stern warning on the issue of autonomy and violation of the Olympic charter and asked the IOA to confirm the election dates without any further delay.&nbsp;
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The letter further stated that if the Indian Olympic body fails to hold elections in the coming weeks then IOC will have no other choice but to suspend the IOA till their operations normalise.
Notably, the global body's caution came four days after Narinder Batra's resignation from the post of president of the IOA and the International hockey federation.&nbsp;

With leading sports bodies already banned Russian and Belarusian athletes, Western powers have reiterated their earlier call for removing individuals aligned with Russia or Belarus from positions of influence on international sports federations.
The fresh joint statement issued by 35 nations from the West, including Japan and South Korea, also called on event organisers to consider suspending broadcasts of sporting events in Russia and Belarus. 
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Despite the earlier call, two Russians are still holding key positions in International Olympic Committee. One is Olympic pole vault medalist, Yelena Isinbayeva, while the other is Russian tennis chief Shamil Tarpishchev. 
Notably, amid Russia's war on Ukraine FIFA and Wimbledon are among other organisations that banned Russian and Belarusian players from international competitions.

Western nations want Russian officials removed from key positions in sports governing boards

The fresh joint statement issued by 35 nations from the West, including Japan and South Korea, also called for suspending broadcasts of sporting events in Russia and Belarus.

In a fresh call to put pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin amid the Ukraine war, Western powers urged global sports bodies to remove individuals aligned to Russia and Belarus from sports governing bodies

With leading sports bodies already banned Russian and Belarusian athletes, Western powers have reiterated their earlier call for removing individuals aligned with Russia or Belarus from positions of influence in international sports federations.
The fresh joint statement issued by 35 nations from the West, including Japan and South Korea, also called on event organisers to consider suspending broadcasts of sporting events in Russia and Belarus.&nbsp;
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Despite the earlier call, two Russians are still holding key positions in International Olympic Committee. One is Olympic pole vault medalist, Yelena Isinbayeva, while the other is Russian tennis chief Shamil Tarpishchev.&nbsp;
Notably, amid Russia's war on Ukraine, FIFA and Wimbledon are among other organisations that banned Russian and Belarusian players from international competitions.

Condemning the Russian attack on Ukraine, the International Olympic Committee has urged all the sports federations to cancel or relocate their upcoming events scheduled to take place in Russia and Belarus.
In a media statement, IOC said that the sports federations should take the breach of the Olympic Truce by the Russian and Belarussian governments into account and give the safety and security of the athletes an absolute priority.
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The IOC also asked the sports bodies to not display the Russia and Belarus flags at the events.
Last December, all 193 United Nation members agreed to a global truce that would begin seven days before the start of the Olympic Games in Beijing on February 4 and expire seven days after the Paralympic Games on March 13.

International Olympic Committee urges federations to move or cancel events in Russia, Belarus

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Condemning the Russian attack on Ukraine, the International Olympic Committee has urged all the sports federations to cancel or relocate their upcoming events scheduled to take place in Russia and Belarus.
In a media statement, IOC said that the sports federations should take the breach of the Olympic Truce by the Russian and Belarussian governments into account and give the safety and security of the athletes an absolute priority.
The IOC also asked the sports bodies to not display the Russia and Belarus flags at the events.
Last December, all 193 United Nation members agreed to a global truce that would begin seven days before the start of the Olympic Games in Beijing on February 4 and expire seven days after the Paralympic Games on March 13.

International Olympic Committee condemned the&nbsp;Russian attack on Ukraine and urged the sports federations to cancel all planned events in Russia and Belarus

Condemning the Russian attack on Ukraine, the International Olympic Committee has urged all the sports federations to cancel or relocate their upcoming events scheduled to take place in Russia and Belarus.
In a media statement, IOC said that the sports federations should take the breach of the Olympic Truce by the Russian and Belarussian governments into account and give the safety and security of the athletes an absolute priority.
Also read:&nbsp;
The IOC also asked the sports bodies to not display the Russia and Belarus flags at the events.
Last December, all 193 United Nation members agreed to a global truce that would begin seven days before the start of the Olympic Games in Beijing on February 4 and expire seven days after the Paralympic Games on March 13.

After 40 years, India will host the International Olympic Committee (IOC) session as Mumbai received a historic 99 percent of the votes in favour of its bid.
An IOC session is the annual meeting of the members of the International Olympic Committee, comprising 101 voting members and 45 honorary members.
Nita Ambani, India's first woman IOC member, said that this will be a significant development for India's Olympic aspiration and will herald the start of a new era for Indian sport.
An IOC session discusses and decides on the key activities of the global Olympics movement including adoption or amendment of the Olympic Charter, the election of IOC members and office bearers and election of the host city of Olympics.
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India to host International Olympic Committee annual session in 2023 after 40 years

After 40 years, India will host the International Olympic Committee (IOC) session as Mumbai received a historic 99 percent of the votes in favour of its bid

After 40 years, India will host the International Olympic Committee (IOC) session as Mumbai received a historic 99 percent of the votes in favour of its bid.
An IOC session is the annual meeting of the members of the International Olympic Committee, comprising 101 voting members and 45 honorary members.
Nita Ambani, India's first woman IOC member, said that this will be a significant development for India's Olympic aspiration and will herald the start of a new era for Indian sport.
An IOC session discusses and decides on the key activities of the global Olympics movement including adoption or amendment of the Olympic Charter, the election of IOC members and office bearers and election of the host city of Olympics.

After 40 years, India will host the International Olympic Committee (IOC) session as Mumbai received a historic 99 percent of the votes in favour of its bid

After 40 years, India will host the International Olympic Committee (IOC) session as Mumbai received a historic 99 percent of the votes in favour of its bid.
An IOC session is the annual meeting of the members of the International Olympic Committee, comprising 101 voting members and 45 honorary members.
Nita Ambani, India's first woman IOC member, said that this will be a significant development for India's Olympic aspiration and will herald the start of a new era for Indian sport.
An IOC session discusses and decides on the key activities of the global Olympics movement including adoption or amendment of the Olympic Charter, the election of IOC members and office bearers and election of the host city of Olympics.
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Calling Weighlifting, Boxing, and Pentathalon the Games' problem children, International Olympic Committee chief Thomas Bach raised doubts about their inclusion in the 2

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The IOC&nbsp;has been constantly&nbsp;warning the International Wrestling Federation and the International Boxing Association to fix their doping and corruption issues

Calling&nbsp;Weighlifting, Boxing, and Pentathalon&nbsp;the Games'&nbsp;problem children, International Olympic Committee chief Thomas Bach raised doubts about their inclusion in the 2028 Los&nbsp;Angeles Olympics.&nbsp;&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-1st-test-root-malan-dig-deep-to-help-england-fight-back-vs-australia-in-brisbane-1639123590367">Ashes 1st Test: Root-Malan dig deep to help England fight back vs Australia in Brisbane</a> The IOC&nbsp;has been constantly&nbsp;warning the International Wrestling Federation and the International Boxing Association of fixing their doping and corruption issues to maintain their participation in the quadrennial event. IOC&nbsp;has also asked the Modern Pentathalon&nbsp;to remove equestrian jumping from the event after a coach punched a horse at the Tokyo 2020. While Bach warned AIBA&nbsp;and IWF&nbsp;for Paris 2024, Pentathalon's&nbsp;2024 participation is confirmed but 2028 is under threat.&nbsp;

With or without Covid-19, Japan to host Olympics

Despite the confident statements from IOC&nbsp;&amp; the Japanese government over the scheduling of the games, the locals are not in favour of the Olympics

International Olympic Committee's Vice-President John Coates&nbsp;in a shocking statement said that Japan will host the already postponed Olympic games in 2021 with or without Covid-19. Coates&nbsp;who heads the coordination commission for the games confirmed that the games will start on 23rd July 2021 as per the schedule. The vice-president said that the games will be remembered as those which conquered the pandemic. Despite the confident statements from IOC&nbsp;&amp; the Japanese government over the scheduling of the games, the locals are not in favour of the Olympics as the global pandemic has derailed the national economy as the cases continue to rise in Japan.&nbsp;

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