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India star paddler Manika Batra welcomed the Delhi High Court's order that suspended the Table Tennis Federation of India following her petition.
In a statement, Batra said that she is grateful to the Indian government and everyone else who stood by her.
Batra further added that she had to endure a very difficult situation just before the Tokyo Olympics which had an adverse effect on her game in the Olympics.
Earlier, Manika had filed a petition on the Delhi High Court after a snub from the team of Asian Championships. In the order, High Court said in its judgment that allegations of match-fixing levelled by Batra showed that the Table Tennis federation safeguarded the interest of its officials instead of promoting players.
Also read: Olympic star Neeraj Chopra nominated for Laureus Sports Award

Manika Batra welcomes Delhi HC's decision of suspending Table Tennis body over fixing row

India star paddler Manika Batra welcomed the Delhi High Court's order that suspended the Table Tennis Federation of India following her petition

India star paddler Manika Batra welcomed the Delhi High Court's order that suspended the Table Tennis Federation of India following her petition.
In a statement, Batra said that she is grateful to the Indian government and everyone else who stood by her.
Batra further added that she has to endure a very difficult situation just before the Tokyo Olympics which had an adverse effect on her game in the Olympics.
Earlier, Manika had filed a petition on the Delhi High Court after a snub from the team of Asian Championships. In the order, High Court said in its judgment that allegations of match-fixing levelled by Batra showed that the Table Tennis federation safeguarded the interest of its officials instead of promoting players.

India star paddler Manika Batra welcomed the Delhi High Court's order that suspended the Table Tennis Federation of India following her petition

India star paddler Manika Batra welcomed the Delhi High Court's order that suspended the Table Tennis Federation of India following her petition.
In a statement, Batra said that she is grateful to the Indian government and everyone else who stood by her.
Batra further added that she had to endure a very difficult situation just before the Olympics which had an adverse effect on her game in Tokyo.&nbsp;
Earlier, Manika had filed a petition in the Delhi High Court after a snub from the team for Asian Championships. In the order, High Court said in its judgment that allegations of match-fixing levelled by Batra showed that the Table Tennis federation safeguarded the interest of its officials instead of promoting players.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/olympic-star-neeraj-chopra-nominated-for-laureus-sports-award-1643870197280" target="_blank">Olympic star Neeraj Chopra nominated for Laureus Sports Award</a>

President Ram Nath Kovind while addressing the nation on the eve of the 75th Independence Day lauded the performance of the Indian contingent in the recently concluded Tokyo Olympics.
He said the athletes have brought glory to the nation at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
He expressed joy as players brought home the maximum number of medals in the history of Olympics.
He praised the women sportswoman who have overcome obstacles to take India to greater heights and urge all parents to allow daughters to study
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President Kovind lauds India's players for Olympics performance

President Ram Nath Kovind while addressing the nation on the eve of the 75th Independence Day said India's athletes have brought glory to the nation at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics

President Ram Nath Kovind addresses nation on the eve of 75th Independence Day
President Kovind lauded the performance of the athletes in Tokyo Olympics
President: maximum number of medals won in the Olympics history
The President particularly lauded the sportswomen who made India proud
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President Ram Nath Kovind while addressing the nation on the eve of the 75th Independence Day said India's athletes have brought glory to the nation at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics

President Ram Nath Kovind while addressing the nation on the eve of the 75th Independence Day lauded the performance of the Indian contingent in the recently concluded Tokyo Olympics.
He said the athletes have brought glory to the nation at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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He expressed joy as players brought home the maximum number of medals in the history of Olympics.
He praised the sportswomen who have overcome obstacles to take India to greater heights and urge all parents to allow daughters to study
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After finishing last in previous Olympics in Rio, the Indian women's hockey team had a contrasting fortune in Tokyo but missed out on a Bronze medal. India lost to Great Britain 3-4 in the Bronze medal match but still had their best finish in Olympic history.
Rani Rampal&rsquo;s team though brought the fight to&nbsp;the Rio Olympic champions. After trailing 2-0, India fought back with 3 goals in 6 minutes to go into the half-time with a 3-2 lead.&nbsp;India&rsquo;s star drag-flicker Gurjit Kaur&nbsp;scored a brace, while Vandana Katariya&nbsp;found the net once.
Great Britain though scored 2 more goals and India couldn't match that to force a shoot-off. Never the less,&nbsp;the Indian women would take a lot of confidence from their spirited performance as they made the nation proud.
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Tokyo 2020 Olympics: India miss out on a Bronze medal, Great Britain win 4-3 in Women's Hockey

Despite losing out on a Bronze medal, Tokyo Games proved to be the best Olympics for the Women's hockey team as they reached the semifinals

Tokyo 2020 Olympics: India's best ever finish in Women's Hockey at the Olympics 

After finishing last in previous Olympics in Rio, the Indian women's hockey team had a contrasting fortune in Tokyo but missed out on a Bronze medal. India lost to Great Britain 3-4 in the Bronze medal match but still had their best finish in Olympic history.
Rani Rampal&rsquo;s team though brought the fight to&nbsp;the Rio Olympic champions. After trailing 2-0, India fought back with 3 goals in 6 minutes to go into the half-time with a 3-2 lead.&nbsp;India&rsquo;s star drag-flicker Gurjit Kaur&nbsp;scored a brace, while Vandana Katariya&nbsp;found the net once.
Great Britain though scored 2 more goals and India couldn't match that to force a shoot-off. Never the less,&nbsp;the Indian women would take a lot of confidence from their spirited performance as they made the nation proud.

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<li>From ending last in Rio to their best finish in Olympic history</li>
<li>India were leading Great Britain 3-2 till half-time</li>
<li>Gurjit Kaur&nbsp;scored a brace, while Vandana Katariya&nbsp;found the net once</li>
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After finishing last in previous Olympics in Rio, the Indian women's hockey team had a contrasting fortune in Tokyo but missed out on a Bronze medal. India lost to Great Britain 3-4 in the Bronze medal match but still had their best finish in Olympic history.
Rani Rampal&rsquo;s team though brought the fight to&nbsp;the Rio Olympic champions. After trailing 2-0, India fought back with 3 goals in 6 minutes to go into the half-time with a 3-2 lead.&nbsp;India&rsquo;s star drag-flicker Gurjit Kaur&nbsp;scored a brace, while Vandana Katariya&nbsp;found the net once.
Great Britain though scored 2 more goals and India couldn't match that to force a shoot-off. Never the less,&nbsp;the Indian women would take a lot of confidence from their spirited performance as they made the nation proud.
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