P T Usha, the Indian Olympic Association chief, justified her decision to establish an ad-hoc committee for boxing, citing ...
The Delhi High Court ruled that the Indian Olympic Association's president cannot unilaterally take over state association affairs, demanding a general assembly decision for ad-hoc appointments. The ...
Indian Olympic Association (IOA) chief P T Usha on Tuesday defended her decision to appoint an ad-hoc committee for boxing, ...
On February 24, the IOA formed a five-member ad-hoc panel to oversee boxing in the country on the grounds that the BFI had ...
Legends are never born. They are self-made. That must be why India's athletic legend P T Usha calls herself self-made. Her struggles, tribulations and sterling achievements have made all Indians ...
He targeted IOA President P T Usha, accusing her of failing to protect the state’s sporting prospects. “Kalaripayattu had great potential for medals for Kerala. P T Usha became a sportsperson ...
Indian Olympic Association president P.T. Usha emphasizes the importance of sports in character development at UDGAM 25 event.
The Delhi High Court on Monday stayed the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) order which replaced the Boxing Federation of India (BFI) with a five-member ad-hoc committee, according to information ...
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IOA SGM postponed indefinitely following president Usha's directiveNew Delhi, Oct 23 (PTI) The Special General Meeting of the Indian Olympic Association, scheduled for October 25, was on Wednesday postponed to an unspecified later date. IOA director George Mathew ...
Indian Olympic Association (IOA) chief P T Usha on Tuesday defended her decision to appoint an ad-hoc committee for boxing, saying the national federation failed to fulfil its "fundamental ...
Indian Olympic Association (IOA) chief P T Usha on Tuesday defended her decision to appoint an ad-hoc committee for boxing, saying the national federation failed to fulfil its "fundamental ...
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