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We hear Indian athletes running away when there's doping control: International Testing Agency headThe International Testing Agency (ITA) has raised concerns about doping in India. Athletes are reportedly receiving advance notice of tests...- Anti-Doping: India re-elected Vice-Chair of COP (Asia-Pacific)India has been re-elected as Vice-Chair for the Asia-Pacific region of the Conference of Parties to the International Convention against Do...
- Anti-doping amendment bill tabled in Lok Sabha by Sports Minister Mansukh MandaviyaSports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya introduced the National Anti-Doping (Amendment) Bill, 2025, in the Lok Sabha, aiming to grant greater ope...
- New governance bill introduced for greater transparency in national sports bodies, including BCCISports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya introduced the National Sports Governance Bill in Lok Sabha, aiming to enhance transparency and accountab...
- United World Wrestling suspends Bajrang Punia; Sports Authority of India approves training abroad but wrestler cancels tripUnited World Wrestling (UWW) suspended Bajrang Punia till the end of the year for refusing National Anti Doping Agency's (NADA's) dope test...
- Suniel Shetty signed as anti-doping brand ambassador; NADA says he has more clout than athletesMore than 150 athletes have failed dope tests this year.
- Shot putter Manpreet Kaur banned for 4 years for dope flunk"Yes, Manpreet Kaur has been suspended for four years," NADA Director General Navin Agarwal told .
- BCCI has no plans to remove Dilip Vengsarkar, searching Project DirectorA BCCI official said that the BCCI will soon be appointing a full-time Special Project Director for the National Cricket Academy.
- Crisis looms for Indian sports if BCCI stays out of anti-dope pactWorld Anti-Doping Agency has asked ICC to direct the Indian cricket board, BCCI, to allow drug-testing of Indian cricketers by the National...
- Not embarrassed by Narsingh Yadav's wrestling fiasco: NADA chief Navin AgarwalA hopeful Yadav went to Rio after NADA ruled that the wrestler had failed the dope test as his urine sample was sabotaged.
- 'No political pressure to clear Narsingh'The world anti-doping agency has challenged the decision of India’s national doping agency (Nada) to exonerate Narsingh Yadav.
- Narsingh Yadav cleared by United World Wrestling to participate in Rio GamesNarsingh, cleared by NADA on Monday, was awaiting response from UWW on the Wrestling Federation of India's request to reconsider his name i...
- NADA's clean chit to Narsingh Yadav will be reviewed: WADAIf WADA appeals against the decision of disciplinary panel at ad hoc division of the CAS, Narsingh may have to wait some more days to know ...
- Narsingh Yadav's Rio dreams virtually over, hints sports ministerAsked about his comments on Narsingh's allegation of conspiracy by others to frame him, Goel said, "He has not said it to us. We don't know...
- Failed test of Narsingh Yadav's roommate raises suspicion: Vinod Tomar"There was a high quantity of steroid in the sample, which is hard to believe. It seems like a deliberate thing. Why would anyone take such...
- Narsingh Yadav fails dope test, Rio participation doubtfulNarsingh had to fight a lengthy legal battle with two-time Olympics medallist Sushil, also in the same category, to get the chance to compe...
- NADA signs MoU with WADA, ASADA to boost anti-doping programmeASADA Chief Executive Officer Ben McDevitt said, "We look forward to sharing our expertise and experience with India as they strive to impr...
- Navin Agarwal appointed NADA chiefSenior IPS officer Navin Agarwal has been appointed chief of National Anti-Doping Agency for five years, the Department of Personnel and Tr...
- Ministry in a fix as NADA refuses to test Vijender for heroinThe National Anti-Doping Agency's refusal to test star boxer Vijender Singh for heroin has left the Sports Ministry flummoxed.
- Doping-India agency, NADA, intensifies action to quash cheatsNADA plans to increase the number of samples it collects and will not hesitate to raid athletes' homes.
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