Indian athletes, including Neeraj Chopra, will train in Europe and the USA before the World Championships. The sports ministry approved Rs 86 lakh.

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Indian athletes will train in Europe and the USA for the World Championship. The sports ministry's Mission Olympic Cell ...

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One of the UK’s best-ever runners tells Lisa Salmon aiming for small goals leads to achieving bigger ones, as Sir Mo Farah ...