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Harmanpreet to lead 24-member Indian hockey team in home Pro League matches

NEW DELHI: Ace drag-flicker Harmanpreet Singh will lead the Indian men's hockey team at the upcoming FIH Pro League matches in Bhubaneswar and Rourkela, which are key to the side's preparation for this year's Paris Olympics.

The Times of India

Yearender 2023: Indian men's hockey rose from the Ashes

On a nippy night at the Birsa Munda Hockey Stadium in Rourkela in January, Indian men’s hockey skipper Harmanpreet Singh led his team’s lap of honour, acknowledging the unflinching support of the spectators. The joy and the cheers were misleading enough to create an impression that India had ended their…

The Times of India

NIA files supplementary charge sheet in Khalistan Tiger Force case

The charge-sheet was filed before the Special NIA Court, New Delhi.

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Calm Harmanpreet Singh is MS Dhoni of Indian hockey team: Dhanraj Pillay

NEW DELHI: The calm and composed leadership of Harmanpreet Singh played a pivotal role in the Indian men's hockey team's successful campaign at the Hangzhou Asian Games, according to former Indian hockey star Dhanraj Pillay. He likened Harmanpreet's leadership style to that of "Captain Cool" MS Dhoni. Dhanraj, who led…

The Times of India

India hockey men qualify for Olympics after dominant win over Japan

Harmanpreet Singh threw his hockey stick in jubilation. Manpreet Singh knelt down and kissed the blue astroturf. PR Sreejesh looked up towards the sky in a praying gesture. There were hugs and smiles. High emotions make experiences memorable, and that's what it was.

The Times of India

Indian men's hockey team reclaims Asian Games gold after 9 years, qualify for Paris Olympics

NEW DELHI: The Indian men's hockey team produced a power-packed performance against the defending champions Japan as Harmanpreet Singh and co. registered a famous 5-1 win to reclaim Asian Games gold after 9 years.

The Times of India

India overcome Korea, to meet Japan for gold

The Indian men's hockey team took a firm step towards an Asian Games gold and a ticket to the Paris Olympics, but not before surviving a scare from South Korea. In a pulsating semifinal in which India went from impressive to ordinary before pulling themselves together, Harmanpreet Singh and his…

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Asian Games: India men continue dominance with 16-1 win over Singapore in hockey

NEW DELHI: India's men's hockey team, led by captain Harmanpreet Singh and bolstered by Mandeep Singh's hat-trick, displayed their dominance as they secured a resounding 16-1 victory against Singapore at the Asian Games. This triumph marked India's second consecutive win in the competition, following their earlier 16-0 rout of Uzbekistan.

The Times of India

Last salute: Six-year-old son bids farewell as Col Manpreet Singh is cremated

Kabir, 6, saluted his father, Colonel Manpreet Singh, one last time before his cremation in Mohali, Punjab. Mourners, family, and officials paid their respects, with Kabir clinging to the tricolour-wrapped coffin. The cremation was with full military honours, including a wreath laying ceremony and gun salute. Punjab Governor, former Army…

The Hindu

Anantnag encounter: Pall of gloom descends on Haryana village as news of Major Ashish Dhonak's death reaches kin

PANIPAT: Major Ashish Dhonak who lost his life during an encounter in the Kokernag area of Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag district on Wednesday is survived by a two and half-year-old daughter. The brother of three sisters had come home just two months ago.

The Times of India

J&K: Students in Jammu offer tributes to officers killed in Anantnag encounter

The deceased officers include Colonel Manpreet Singh, Major Ashish Dhonak and DSP Humayun Bhat. Read further on Dynamite News:

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J&K: Security forces 'encircle' two LeT terrorists in Anantnag

Three officers, Col Manpreet Singh, Maj Ashish Dhonak and DSP Humayun Bhat were killed in an encounter with the terrorists at Gadole in Kokernag area of Anantnag district on Wednesday. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Anantnag Ecnounter: J&K police, Army resume operation on second day

Indian Army along with Jammu and Kashmir Police on Thursday resumed the operation against the terrorists in the Kokernag area of the Anantnag district. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Massive hunt launched for LeT militants in J&K’s Anantnag

The Jammu and Kashmir Police on September 14 said it has “encircled” two Lashkar-e-Toiba terrorists in Anantnag district where three security officers were killed in an encounter a day earlier.

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Hockey | Akashdeep, Jugraj and Selvam Karthi miss the bus for Asian Games

Hockey India announced Indian men's and women's teams for Asian Games, with Harmanpreet Singh and Savita Punia as captains. Akashdeep Singh, Jugraj Singh and Selvam Karthi were left out. A send-off ceremony was held to felicitate the players and their families. Men's team will open vs Uzbekistan (Sept 24) and…

The Hindu

HOCKEY | The only aim is to win gold at the Asian Games, says Manpreet

India fav'd to win Asian Games gold; Manpreet Singh says team taking tournament seriously, coach Fulton's motto is 'defend to win'. Team must remain focused, take clinical approach vs Pakistan.

The Times of India

Indian Men's hockey: The narrative is changing and so is the game

CHENNAI: Playing in the mind or with it can bring different results. It's closer to the difference between instinctive and measured, which is more conspicuous in sports where split-second decisions can decide success or failure, victory or defeat. You can either go blank in the moment, even look silly, or…

The Times of India

Asian Champions Trophy: Chennai done, over to China

India have a lot of positives from ACT win as they prepare for Hangzhou Asian Games

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Asian Champions Trophy: India blow away Japan 5-0 in dazzling display to make final

CHENNAI: Sometimes, one moment of brilliance is all it takes. When you have the skills, temperament and experience, one inspired play can change the narrative and turn the tide your way.

The Hindu

Indians run rings around Japanese defence, storm into summit clash

Asian Champions Trophy: Indians run rings around Japanese defence, storm into summit clash. The top-two teams at the end of the league stage prove a cut above the rest with the host cruising past Japan 5-0; Malaysia thumps Korea 6-2 in the first semifinal in an encounter that saw the…

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Asian Champions Trophy 2023: Clinical India tame Japan for a place in the final against Malaysia

CHENNAI: When Karthi Selvam scored the fifth goal, which proved to be the final nail in the Japanese coffin, the 9000-strong crowd at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Stadium unanimously cheered "Karthi...Karthi" to show their love for the local hero. By then, a clinical Indian display, led by some remarkable playmaking by…

The Times of India

ACT: "We are not under pressure for semifinals", says Manpreet Singh after win against Pakistan

NEW DELHI: After registering a resounding victory against arch-rivals Pakistan, India midfielder Manpreet Singh hailed his team's performance and said that Men in Blue are not under any pressure for their semifinals clash in the Asian Champions Trophy. India defeated Pakistan 4-0 to finish on top of the table.

The Times of India

'Misinformed' Sjoerd Marijne says sorry to Manpreet Singh

CHENNAI: Former India men and women's hockey coach Sjoerd Marijne on Monday issued a public apology to India's seasoned midfielder Manpreet Singh. It could probably end what has turned out to be a bitter spat between players and the Dutchman.

The Hindu

Lalit, 4 other forwards miss out as India name team for Asian Champions Trophy

Indian men's hockey team for Asian Champions Trophy: Harmanpreet (capt), Hardik (vice-capt), PR Sreejesh, Krishan Bahadur Pathak (GKs); Jarmanpreet, Sumit, Jugraj, Harmanpreet, Varun, Amit Rohidas (Defs); Hardik, Vivek, Manpreet, Nilakanta, Shamsher (Mids); Akashdeep, Mandeep, Gurjant, Sukhjeet, S Karthi (Fwds). Notable absentees: Lalit Kumar Upadhyay, Abhishek, Pawan, Dilpreet, Simranjeet. Aim: Prepare…

The Times of India

Lalit Upadhyay, four other forwards miss out as India name team for Asian Champions Trophy

NEW DELHI: Lalit Kumar Upadhyay is among the five forwards left out of the 18-member Indian men's hockey team for next month's Asian Champions Trophy in Chennai.

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