May 17, 2026 11:27 pm (IST)
Union Sports Minister asks AFI to abide by Kerala High Court's directive in P U Chitra case
New Delhi, Jul 29 (IBNS): Union Sports Minister Vijay Goel has advised the Atheletic Federation of India (AFI) to honour the Kerala High Court directive to ensure the participation of P U Chitra in 1,500 Mts race in the IIAF World Championships to be held in London from Aug 4.
New Delhi, Jul 29 (IBNS): Union Sports Minister Vijay Goel has advised the Atheletic Federation of India (AFI) to honour the Kerala High Court directive to ensure the participation of P U Chitra in 1,500 Mts race in the IIAF World Championships to be held in London from August 4.
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