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National cycling coach Ruma Chatterjee dies in road accident

Jun 18, 2013

The group had left for practice from Indira Gandhi Sports Complex early morning to Noida and while they were returning to Delhi the accident took place. #Sports #NewsTracker #Cycling #Ruma Chatterjee
Indians who walk, cycle less likely to have diabetes, hypertension: study

Jun 13, 2013

Rates of diabetes and heart disease are projected to increase dramatically in India and other low and middle income countries over the next two decades. #India #Cycling #Exercise #Diabetes #HealthMatters #walking
Nike drops partnership with Armstrong-founded charity Livestrong

May 29, 2013

Nike said on Tuesday it would end production of its Livestrong gear and apparel after the 2013 holiday line. #Sports #NewsTracker #Cycling #Lance Armstrong #Doping #Nike #Livestrong
Britain's most successful Olympian Chris Hoy retires

Apr 18, 2013

Britain's most successful Olympian won two golds at the 2012 London Games to add to three from Beijing four years earlier and his first in Athens in 2004. #NewsTracker #Cycling #Olympics #Chris Hoy
From despair to triumph: The tale of Prasanta Karmakar

Mar 26, 2013

Karmakar is the first disabled Indian swimmer to win a medal at the World Swimming Championships and the Commonwealth Games. And he recently won two gold medals at the Asian Cycling Championship. #Cycling #VeryCloseUp #Olympics #Swimming #Prasanta Karmakar
Cycling shame: Will Tendulkar, Saina, Paes make good waiters too?

Mar 14, 2013

Indeed, what would your reaction be if Leander Paes, Mahesh Bhupathi, Sania Mirza, Saina Nehwal, Parupalli Kashyap or any of our sporting heroes were asked to become waiters at a tournament... #OnOurMind #Cycling #Asian Cycling Championship
India's top cyclists go from being medallists to carrying medal trays

Mar 14, 2013

In another incident, the gold medal-winning cyclists were deprived of a proud moment of listening to their national anthem with the rising of their country' flag as both systems were not in place at the Formula One circuit. #NewsTracker #Cycling #Anjana #Manorama Devi #Sunita Devi
India win team sprint bronze at Asian Cycling C'ship

Mar 11, 2013

India's Deborah and Manorama Devi defeated Malaysia's Faihah Shahwati Mohd Adnan and Nurul Alissa Mohamad Azman by coming home just 0.148 secs ahead of their opponents. #NewsTracker #Cycling #Asian Cycling Championship #Deborah #Manorama Devi
Country-made bomb found near IOC refinery in Assam

Feb 26, 2013

The bomb was kept in a bag in front of the gate of the refinery in Noonmati area of the city, police said. #NewsTracker #Assam #Indian Oil Corporation #country-made bomb #Amonium nitrate #cycle bombs
Hyderabad blasts: How investigators are feeling their way for answers

Feb 25, 2013

The CCTV footage and other evidence in its present form is unlikely to lead the investigators looking into the Hyderabad blasts anywhere. #HowThisWorks #National Investigation Agency #CCTV #Andhra Pradesh police #Hyderabad blasts #bombs #cycles

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