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Confined to hostel amid lockdown, Hima Das writes to Rijiju for access to outdoor training at NIS Patiala - Times of India

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By Jass Guni K
| The Times of India Verified
NEW DELHI: Confined to their hostel rooms at NIS Patiala amid the coronavirus-forced lockdown, some athletes, led by star sprinter Hima Das, have requested the sports ministry to allow them to train outdoors within the campus, which is out of bounds for outsiders right now. Deputy chief national athletics coach Radhakrishnan Nair, who is supporting the move, told PTI that the Hima-led campers at the National Institute of Sports (NIS) are expecting a reply from the ministry in a day or two.
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Rohit Sharma donates Rs 80 lakhs to fight COVID-19 - Times of India

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By Jass Guni K, Jaji King
| The Times of India Verified
Rohit Sharma. (TOI Photo) MUMBAI: Star India batsman Rohit Sharma has donated Rs 80 lakhs to fight the rapidly-spreading COVID-19 pandemic, saying the onus is on the citizens to help the country get back on its feet. Rohit, who is the vice-captain of the Indian ODI team, has donated Rs 45 lakhs and Rs 25 lakhs to the and CM's Relief Fund (Maharashtra) respectively.
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After new dates announced for Tokyo Olympics, IOA asks NSFs to start planning - Times of India

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By Ashish Kumar Verified, Jass Guni K
| The Times of India Verified
NEW DELHI: The Indian Olympic Association (IOA) on Monday asked all the national sports federations to chalk out training programmes to prepare their athletes for the Tokyo Games, postponed to next summer due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Tokyo Olympics will begin on July 23 next year, organisers said on Monday, after the global health crisis forced the unprecedented decision to postpone the Games until 2021.
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