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Boxing champion and sports hero Dingko Singh rose to the pinnacle of sports after winning the maiden gold for India at the Asian Games in 1998. Today, he was produced at the Cheirap Court in connection with the assault case of 3 girl players. His behaviour and gesture towards the media can only be termed as shocking and un-sportsman. Impact News brings you a report.
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- published: 19 Aug 2011
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1 Mary kom
Mary Kom is one of the most decorated boxers in the world. She quit her school after Class 8 and gave her examination from NIOS, Imphal and graduated from Churachandpur College.
The success of Dingko Singh inspired her to take up boxing. She started her training under the guidance of M. Narjit Singh in Imphal. She has been an inspiration to many women boxers in India and the world. Mary runs a female-only fight club at Imphal to teach girls to defend themselves against sexual violence. Her auto-biography “Unbreakable” was released in 2013. Mary Kom, the movie released this year and the lead role was portrayed by Priyanka Chopra.
Her incredible achievements over the years:
Asian Women’s Boxing Championship:
Gold – 2003 Hisar
Gold – 2005 Kaohsiung
Silver – 2008 Guwahati
Gold – 2010 Astana
Gold – 2012 Ulaanbaatar
Women’s World Amateur Boxing Championships:
Silver – 2001 Scranton
Gold – 2002 Antalya
Gold – 2005 Podolsk
Gold – 2006 New Delhi
Gold – 2008 Ningpo City
Gold – 2010 Bridgetown
Asian Games:
Bronze – 2010 Guangzhou
Gold – 2014 Incheon
Olympic Games:
Bronze – 2012 London
2. Vijender singh
Vijender had a difficult upbringing wherein his father drove buses to pay for his children’s education. He was inspired by his brother Manoj to take up boxing. Vijender underwent training at the Bhiwani boxing club under the guidance of coach Jagdish Singh.
His medals at the international stage include:
Bronze – 2006 Doha Asian Games
Silver – 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games
Bronze – 2008 Beijing Olympics
Bronze – 2009 World Amateur boxing Championships Milan
Bronze – 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games
Gold – 2010 Guangzhou Asian games
Silver – 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games
Awards:
Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award
3 Hwaw singh
4 Dingko singh
Dingko Singh came into the limelight after winning the King’s Cup in 1997 in Bangkok. The Manipur lad was declared the best boxer at the meet. Dingko was initially dropped from the 1998 Bangkok Asian Games boxing contingent, but later inducted.
He beat World No. 3 Thailand boxer Wong Prages Sontaya in the semifinals, which many considered a big upset. The Indian proved that he could go all the way when he clinched gold in the final beating Timur Tulyakov of Uzbekistan.
Dingko had moved to 51 Kg category from 54 Kg just a few months before the Bangkok Asiad.
Awards:
Arjuna award - 1998
Padma Shri - 2013Hawa Singh dominated Indian and the Asian Amateur boxing for a decade in the 60s and the early 70s. He won gold medals in consecutive Asian Games – 1966 Bangkok and 1970 Bangkok Games in the heavyweight category. No Indian boxer has equalled this feat so far.
He set up the Bhiwani boxing club which has produced 4 of the 5 boxers who took part in the Beijing Olympics in 2008.
Awards:
Arjuna award – 1966
Dronacharya award – 1999
5. Sarita devi
Laishram Sarita Devi was in the news recently after refusing to accept her bronze medal at the Incheon Asian Games. The Manipuri woman got all the stamina by helping her family collect firewood when she was young. She took up professional boxing in 2000 inspired by the achievements of Muhammed Ali.
Her medal record at various international events are as under:
Asian Championships:
Silver – 2001 Bangkok
Gold – 2003 Hisar
Gold – 2005 Kaohsiung City
Gold – 2008 Guwahati
Gold – 2010 Astana
Commonwealth Games – Silver – 2014 Glasgow
Asian Games – Bronze – 2014 Incheon
World Championships
Bronze – 2005 Podolsk
Gold – 2006 New Delhi
Bronze – 2008 Ningbo
Awards:
Arjuna award – 2009
- published: 17 Jul 2016
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Everything Wrong With Mary Kom: Bollywood Blunders.
Mary Kom is a 2014 Indian biographical sports drama film directed by Omung Kumar and produced by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. The film is a biopic about five-times female World Boxing Champion and Olympic bronze medalist Mary Kom, following her story from her childhood in India to her victory at the 2008 World Boxing Championships in Ningbo City. Indian boxer Mary Kom (Priyanka Chopra) becomes an Olympic bronze-medalist and a five-time world champion.
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Mary Kom Cast:
Priyanka Chopra as Mary Kom
Sunil Thapa as M. Narjit Singh
Darshan Kumar as Onler Kom
Robin Das as Mangte Tonpa Kom
Rajni Basumatary as Mangte Akham Kom
Lin Laishram as Bem-Bem
Bijou Thaangjam as Naobi
Mary Kom Synopsis:
The movie opens with a pregnant Mary Kom (Priyanka Chopra), heading towards the hospital with her husband Onler Kom (Darshan Kumaar). Onler is mistaken for an insurgent and beaten when he tries to find a vehicle despite a curfew.
The film shifts to a flashback with Mangte Chungeijang Kom, finding boxing gloves in the remains of an air crash in 1991, which prompted her interest in boxing despite her father's disapproval.
During an early fight, she chases a boy and ends up in a boxing gym. Coach Narjit Singh is the coach of the Asian Champion Dingko Singh, and Kom tells him about her boxing aspirations. He asks her to visit the gym for next 30 days and says that he will only teach her if she is deserving enough to be taught.
She starts visiting the gym, telling her mother but not her father. Day passes and her father does not enquire about her. However, due to Kom's dedication and stubbornness, Coach Singh starts training her, suggesting she change her name to Mary Kom.
After winning the state level Championship, her father confronts her for hiding from him and taking part in the sport. Her father asks her to choose between him and boxing: Kom chooses her sport.
Kom has to fight a wrestler in order to arrange money to get her household cow back, which is where she meets the footballer Onler Kom.
After watching the 2002 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships on television, Kom reconciles with her father, who apologizes to her for not understanding her passion for the sport. Onler meanwhile proposes to her and agrees never to ask her to leave boxing. After she wins the 2006 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships, Kom agrees to marry him; however, her Coach shows his unhappiness towards Kom's marriage decision.
After her marriage, Kom becomes pregnant. Although she misses participation, she gives up her career to look after her family.
Kom's delivery in hospital is then shown,. She gives birth to twins and applies for a government job. However, when offered the position of a constable she refuses, feeling that as a world-champion boxer, she is above that position. It devastates her to learn that people no longer recognize her.
Onler encourages her to revive her boxing training. She joins the gym again, leaving her husband to look after the children at home. Her coach is still upset about her decision to marry, but Kom makes a comeback in the National Boxing Championship. Despite scoring better than her opponent, she loses the match due to the apparent partiality of the judges. Kom throws a chair in anger towards the judges, resulting in a ban. She later makes a written apology, and the official accepts it while at the same time insulting her.
Kom then asks her coach asking to train her, as he is the one who can get the best out of her. He starts training her with grueling activities. She reaches the finals of the 2008 AIBA Women's World Boxing Championships. Meanwhile, Onler Kom informs her about one of her children having a hole in their heart. In the subsequent fight, Kom fails to defend herself. After a knockout punch from her opponent, Kom sees her husband and children in the audience as a hallucination. She regains her strength and fights back, winning the 2008 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships.
On the podium while accepting the medal, she learns that her son's surgery was successful. She is given the nickname "Magnificent Mary" and the film ends with the Indian flag and the national anthem.
- published: 27 Mar 2015
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Mary was born in Kangathei, Manipur. Her parents, Mangte Tonpa Kom and Mangte Akham Kom, worked in jhum fields. She is an ethnic [[Manipuri hill tribe]. She completed her primary education from Loktak Christian Model High School, Moirang, up to her class VI standard and attended St. Xavier School, Moirang, up to class VIII. She then moved to Adimjati High School, Imphal, for her schooling for class IX and X, but could not pass her exam. She did not want to reappear for her exams so she quit her school and gave her examination from NIOS, Imphal and graduation from Churachandpur College.Although she had a keen interest in athletics from childhood, it was the success of Dingko Singh that inspired her to become a boxer in 2000
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Suranjoy Singh gave India its first Asian Championship gold in 15 years. He broke the 15-year jinx by beating beat Li Chao of China 9-8 in a thrilling encounter.
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Boxers Suranjoy Singh wins gold medal in boxing in flyweight category CWG2010
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Dingko Singh
Dingko Singh (born 1 January 1979) is an Indian boxer who won the gold medal at 1998 Asian Games in Bangkok. He is from the North-eastern Indian state of Manipur. He was awarded the Padma Shri by Government of India in 2013.
Achievements
Dingko Singh won the King's cup in Bangkok in 1997. Dingko Singh won the Asian Games gold in the 1998 Bangkok Games. Ngangom Dingko Singh, usually known as 'Dingko Singh' is an Indian Naval Boxer and considered to be one of the most outstanding boxers India has ever produced. He is a service personnel of the Indian Navy. He is well known for having grabbed a Gold Medal in the boxing event at the Bangkok Asian Games in Thailand- 1998.
Early life
He was born on 1 January 1979 in a remote village in Manipur to a very poor family. Dingko had to fight back adversities right since the beginning of his life, and was brought up in an orphanage.
National Boxing
The trainers at a Special Area Games scheme initiated by the Sports Authority of India identified the hidden talents of Dingko, and he was trained under the expert supervision of Major O.P. Bhatia, who later on became the Executive Director of the Teams Wing in the Sports Authority of India. Dingko's talent, efforts and training began paying off when he won the Sub Junior National Boxing Championship in 1989 at Ambala at a young age of just 10 years. This achievement brought Dingko into the eyes of the selectors and coaches, who began to see him as a promising Boxing star of India.
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Boxing champion and sports hero Dingko Singh rose to the pinnacle of sports after winning the maiden gold for India at the Asian Games in 1998. Today, he was produced at the Cheirap Court in connection with the assault case of 3 girl players. His behaviour and gesture towards the media can only be termed as shocking and un-sportsman. Impact News brings you a report. -
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2:21Top Indian Boxers Of All time || 2016
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1 Mary kom Mary Kom is one of the most decorated boxers in the world. She quit her school after Class 8 and gave her examination from NIOS, Imphal and graduated from Churachandpur College. The success of Dingko Singh inspired her to take up boxing. She started her training under the guidance of M. Narjit Singh in Imphal. She has been an inspiration to many women boxers in India and the world. Mary runs a female-only fight club at Imphal to teach girls to defend themselves against sexual violence. Her auto-biography “Unbreakable” was released in 2013. Mary Kom, the movie released this year and the lead role was portrayed by Priyanka Chopra. Her incredible achievements over the years: Asian Women’s Boxing Championship: Gold – 2003 Hisar Gold – 2005 Kaohsiung Silver – 2008 Guwahati Gold – 2010 Astana Gold – 2012 Ulaanbaatar Women’s World Amateur Boxing Championships: Silver – 2001 Scranton Gold – 2002 Antalya Gold – 2005 Podolsk Gold – 2006 New Delhi Gold – 2008 Ningpo City Gold – 2010 Bridgetown Asian Games: Bronze – 2010 Guangzhou Gold – 2014 Incheon Olympic Games: Bronze – 2012 London 2. Vijender singh Vijender had a difficult upbringing wherein his father drove buses to pay for his children’s education. He was inspired by his brother Manoj to take up boxing. Vijender underwent training at the Bhiwani boxing club under the guidance of coach Jagdish Singh. His medals at the international stage include: Bronze – 2006 Doha Asian Games Silver – 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games Bronze – 2008 Beijing Olympics Bronze – 2009 World Amateur boxing Championships Milan Bronze – 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games Gold – 2010 Guangzhou Asian games Silver – 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games Awards: Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award 3 Hwaw singh 4 Dingko singh Dingko Singh came into the limelight after winning the King’s Cup in 1997 in Bangkok. The Manipur lad was declared the best boxer at the meet. Dingko was initially dropped from the 1998 Bangkok Asian Games boxing contingent, but later inducted. He beat World No. 3 Thailand boxer Wong Prages Sontaya in the semifinals, which many considered a big upset. The Indian proved that he could go all the way when he clinched gold in the final beating Timur Tulyakov of Uzbekistan. Dingko had moved to 51 Kg category from 54 Kg just a few months before the Bangkok Asiad. Awards: Arjuna award - 1998 Padma Shri - 2013Hawa Singh dominated Indian and the Asian Amateur boxing for a decade in the 60s and the early 70s. He won gold medals in consecutive Asian Games – 1966 Bangkok and 1970 Bangkok Games in the heavyweight category. No Indian boxer has equalled this feat so far. He set up the Bhiwani boxing club which has produced 4 of the 5 boxers who took part in the Beijing Olympics in 2008. Awards: Arjuna award – 1966 Dronacharya award – 1999 5. Sarita devi Laishram Sarita Devi was in the news recently after refusing to accept her bronze medal at the Incheon Asian Games. The Manipuri woman got all the stamina by helping her family collect firewood when she was young. She took up professional boxing in 2000 inspired by the achievements of Muhammed Ali. Her medal record at various international events are as under: Asian Championships: Silver – 2001 Bangkok Gold – 2003 Hisar Gold – 2005 Kaohsiung City Gold – 2008 Guwahati Gold – 2010 Astana Commonwealth Games – Silver – 2014 Glasgow Asian Games – Bronze – 2014 Incheon World Championships Bronze – 2005 Podolsk Gold – 2006 New Delhi Bronze – 2008 Ningbo Awards: Arjuna award – 2009 -
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2:05Everything Wrong With Mary Kom: Bollywood Blunders
Everything Wrong With Mary Kom: Bollywood BlundersEverything Wrong With Mary Kom: Bollywood Blunders
Everything Wrong With Mary Kom: Bollywood Blunders. Mary Kom is a 2014 Indian biographical sports drama film directed by Omung Kumar and produced by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. The film is a biopic about five-times female World Boxing Champion and Olympic bronze medalist Mary Kom, following her story from her childhood in India to her victory at the 2008 World Boxing Championships in Ningbo City. Indian boxer Mary Kom (Priyanka Chopra) becomes an Olympic bronze-medalist and a five-time world champion. Connect with us: Subscribe Here: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=BollyWoodBlunders Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bollywood-Blunders/733021740144830 Movies are not made by GOD but made by human, so movies are always not correct and logical and Bollywood is not an exception. Enjoy the mistakes, plenty of wrong points and illogical sequences. Enjoy the Blunders of Bollywood. Disclaimer: *Copyrighted content used under the Fair Use exception for review and commentary. *Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. MUSIC:- Teknoaxe.com Mary Kom Cast: Priyanka Chopra as Mary Kom Sunil Thapa as M. Narjit Singh Darshan Kumar as Onler Kom Robin Das as Mangte Tonpa Kom Rajni Basumatary as Mangte Akham Kom Lin Laishram as Bem-Bem Bijou Thaangjam as Naobi Mary Kom Synopsis: The movie opens with a pregnant Mary Kom (Priyanka Chopra), heading towards the hospital with her husband Onler Kom (Darshan Kumaar). Onler is mistaken for an insurgent and beaten when he tries to find a vehicle despite a curfew. The film shifts to a flashback with Mangte Chungeijang Kom, finding boxing gloves in the remains of an air crash in 1991, which prompted her interest in boxing despite her father's disapproval. During an early fight, she chases a boy and ends up in a boxing gym. Coach Narjit Singh is the coach of the Asian Champion Dingko Singh, and Kom tells him about her boxing aspirations. He asks her to visit the gym for next 30 days and says that he will only teach her if she is deserving enough to be taught. She starts visiting the gym, telling her mother but not her father. Day passes and her father does not enquire about her. However, due to Kom's dedication and stubbornness, Coach Singh starts training her, suggesting she change her name to Mary Kom. After winning the state level Championship, her father confronts her for hiding from him and taking part in the sport. Her father asks her to choose between him and boxing: Kom chooses her sport. Kom has to fight a wrestler in order to arrange money to get her household cow back, which is where she meets the footballer Onler Kom. After watching the 2002 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships on television, Kom reconciles with her father, who apologizes to her for not understanding her passion for the sport. Onler meanwhile proposes to her and agrees never to ask her to leave boxing. After she wins the 2006 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships, Kom agrees to marry him; however, her Coach shows his unhappiness towards Kom's marriage decision. After her marriage, Kom becomes pregnant. Although she misses participation, she gives up her career to look after her family. Kom's delivery in hospital is then shown,. She gives birth to twins and applies for a government job. However, when offered the position of a constable she refuses, feeling that as a world-champion boxer, she is above that position. It devastates her to learn that people no longer recognize her. Onler encourages her to revive her boxing training. She joins the gym again, leaving her husband to look after the children at home. Her coach is still upset about her decision to marry, but Kom makes a comeback in the National Boxing Championship. Despite scoring better than her opponent, she loses the match due to the apparent partiality of the judges. Kom throws a chair in anger towards the judges, resulting in a ban. She later makes a written apology, and the official accepts it while at the same time insulting her. Kom then asks her coach asking to train her, as he is the one who can get the best out of her. He starts training her with grueling activities. She reaches the finals of the 2008 AIBA Women's World Boxing Championships. Meanwhile, Onler Kom informs her about one of her children having a hole in their heart. In the subsequent fight, Kom fails to defend herself. After a knockout punch from her opponent, Kom sees her husband and children in the audience as a hallucination. She regains her strength and fights back, winning the 2008 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships. On the podium while accepting the medal, she learns that her son's surgery was successful. She is given the nickname "Magnificent Mary" and the film ends with the Indian flag and the national anthem. -
0:43Mary Kom Bronze in Olympic 2012 highlights
Mary Kom Bronze in Olympic 2012 highlightsMary Kom Bronze in Olympic 2012 highlights
Mary was born in Kangathei, Manipur. Her parents, Mangte Tonpa Kom and Mangte Akham Kom, worked in jhum fields. She is an ethnic [[Manipuri hill tribe]. She completed her primary education from Loktak Christian Model High School, Moirang, up to her class VI standard and attended St. Xavier School, Moirang, up to class VIII. She then moved to Adimjati High School, Imphal, for her schooling for class IX and X, but could not pass her exam. She did not want to reappear for her exams so she quit her school and gave her examination from NIOS, Imphal and graduation from Churachandpur College.Although she had a keen interest in athletics from childhood, it was the success of Dingko Singh that inspired her to become a boxer in 2000 -
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Rise and fall of boxing champion Dingko Singh
Boxing champion and sports hero Dingko Singh rose to the pinnacle of sports after winning the maiden gold for India at the Asian Games in 1998. Today, he was produced at the Cheirap Court in connection with the assault case of 3 girl players. His behaviour and gesture towards the media can only be termed as shocking and un-sportsman. Impact News brings you a report.
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Suranjoy Singh winning Asian Championship 2009
Suranjoy Singh, supported by OGQ, won the 2009 Asian Championship in the 52kg category. Catch the highlights of the finals.
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Padma Shri 2013 ! ! !Boxer Ngangom Dingko Singh to get Padma Shri
Padma Shri 2013 ! ! !Boxer Ngangom Dingko Singh to get Padma Shri
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Top Indian Boxers Of All time || 2016
1 Mary kom Mary Kom is one of the most decorated boxers in the world. She quit her school after Class 8 and gave her examination from NIOS, Imphal and graduated from Churachandpur College. The success of Dingko Singh inspired her to take up boxing. She started her training under the guidance of M. Narjit Singh in Imphal. She has been an inspiration to many women boxers in India and the world. Mary runs a female-only fight club at Imphal to teach girls to defend themselves against sexual violence. Her auto-biography “Unbreakable” was released in 2013. Mary Kom, the movie released this year and the lead role was portrayed by Priyanka Chopra. Her incredible achievements over the years: Asian Women’s Boxing Championship: Gold – 2003 Hisar Gold – 2005 Kaohsiung Silver – 2008 Guwahati ...
published: 17 Jul 2016 -
Devendro Singh Boxing Final Match At CWG 2014
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Everything Wrong With Mary Kom: Bollywood Blunders
Everything Wrong With Mary Kom: Bollywood Blunders. Mary Kom is a 2014 Indian biographical sports drama film directed by Omung Kumar and produced by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. The film is a biopic about five-times female World Boxing Champion and Olympic bronze medalist Mary Kom, following her story from her childhood in India to her victory at the 2008 World Boxing Championships in Ningbo City. Indian boxer Mary Kom (Priyanka Chopra) becomes an Olympic bronze-medalist and a five-time world champion. Connect with us: Subscribe Here: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=BollyWoodBlunders Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bollywood-Blunders/733021740144830 Movies are not made by GOD but made by human, so movies are always not correct and logical and Bollywood is not ...
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Mary Kom Bronze in Olympic 2012 highlights
Mary was born in Kangathei, Manipur. Her parents, Mangte Tonpa Kom and Mangte Akham Kom, worked in jhum fields. She is an ethnic [[Manipuri hill tribe]. She completed her primary education from Loktak Christian Model High School, Moirang, up to her class VI standard and attended St. Xavier School, Moirang, up to class VIII. She then moved to Adimjati High School, Imphal, for her schooling for class IX and X, but could not pass her exam. She did not want to reappear for her exams so she quit her school and gave her examination from NIOS, Imphal and graduation from Churachandpur College.Although she had a keen interest in athletics from childhood, it was the success of Dingko Singh that inspired her to become a boxer in 2000
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Suranjoy Mayengbam winning Asian Championship 2009 2/2
Suranjoy Singh gave India its first Asian Championship gold in 15 years. He broke the 15-year jinx by beating beat Li Chao of China 9-8 in a thrilling encounter.
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Boxers Suranjoy Singh wins gold for India
Boxers Suranjoy Singh wins gold medal in boxing in flyweight category CWG2010
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LONDON OLYMPICS: DEVENDRA SINGH.. A NEW BOXING CHALLENGER FOR INDIA
published: 25 Jul 2012
Rise and fall of boxing champion Dingko Singh
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- Duration: 2:32
- Updated: 01 Apr 2014
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Boxing champion and sports hero Dingko Singh rose to the pinnacle of sports after winning the maiden gold for India at the Asian Games in 1998. Today, he was pr...
Boxing champion and sports hero Dingko Singh rose to the pinnacle of sports after winning the maiden gold for India at the Asian Games in 1998. Today, he was produced at the Cheirap Court in connection with the assault case of 3 girl players. His behaviour and gesture towards the media can only be termed as shocking and un-sportsman. Impact News brings you a report.
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Boxing champion and sports hero Dingko Singh rose to the pinnacle of sports after winning the maiden gold for India at the Asian Games in 1998. Today, he was produced at the Cheirap Court in connection with the assault case of 3 girl players. His behaviour and gesture towards the media can only be termed as shocking and un-sportsman. Impact News brings you a report.
- published: 01 Apr 2014
- views: 3005
Suranjoy Singh winning Asian Championship 2009
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- Duration: 7:47
- Updated: 19 Aug 2011
- views: 2844
Suranjoy Singh, supported by OGQ, won the 2009 Asian Championship in the 52kg category. Catch the highlights of the finals.
Suranjoy Singh, supported by OGQ, won the 2009 Asian Championship in the 52kg category. Catch the highlights of the finals.
wn.com/Suranjoy Singh Winning Asian Championship 2009
Suranjoy Singh, supported by OGQ, won the 2009 Asian Championship in the 52kg category. Catch the highlights of the finals.
- published: 19 Aug 2011
- views: 2844
Padma Shri 2013 ! ! !Boxer Ngangom Dingko Singh to get Padma Shri
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- Duration: 0:25
- Updated: 25 Jan 2013
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Top Indian Boxers Of All time || 2016
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1 Mary kom
Mary Kom is one of the most decorated boxers in the world. She quit her school after Class 8 and gave her examination from NIOS, Imphal and graduat...
1 Mary kom
Mary Kom is one of the most decorated boxers in the world. She quit her school after Class 8 and gave her examination from NIOS, Imphal and graduated from Churachandpur College.
The success of Dingko Singh inspired her to take up boxing. She started her training under the guidance of M. Narjit Singh in Imphal. She has been an inspiration to many women boxers in India and the world. Mary runs a female-only fight club at Imphal to teach girls to defend themselves against sexual violence. Her auto-biography “Unbreakable” was released in 2013. Mary Kom, the movie released this year and the lead role was portrayed by Priyanka Chopra.
Her incredible achievements over the years:
Asian Women’s Boxing Championship:
Gold – 2003 Hisar
Gold – 2005 Kaohsiung
Silver – 2008 Guwahati
Gold – 2010 Astana
Gold – 2012 Ulaanbaatar
Women’s World Amateur Boxing Championships:
Silver – 2001 Scranton
Gold – 2002 Antalya
Gold – 2005 Podolsk
Gold – 2006 New Delhi
Gold – 2008 Ningpo City
Gold – 2010 Bridgetown
Asian Games:
Bronze – 2010 Guangzhou
Gold – 2014 Incheon
Olympic Games:
Bronze – 2012 London
2. Vijender singh
Vijender had a difficult upbringing wherein his father drove buses to pay for his children’s education. He was inspired by his brother Manoj to take up boxing. Vijender underwent training at the Bhiwani boxing club under the guidance of coach Jagdish Singh.
His medals at the international stage include:
Bronze – 2006 Doha Asian Games
Silver – 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games
Bronze – 2008 Beijing Olympics
Bronze – 2009 World Amateur boxing Championships Milan
Bronze – 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games
Gold – 2010 Guangzhou Asian games
Silver – 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games
Awards:
Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award
3 Hwaw singh
4 Dingko singh
Dingko Singh came into the limelight after winning the King’s Cup in 1997 in Bangkok. The Manipur lad was declared the best boxer at the meet. Dingko was initially dropped from the 1998 Bangkok Asian Games boxing contingent, but later inducted.
He beat World No. 3 Thailand boxer Wong Prages Sontaya in the semifinals, which many considered a big upset. The Indian proved that he could go all the way when he clinched gold in the final beating Timur Tulyakov of Uzbekistan.
Dingko had moved to 51 Kg category from 54 Kg just a few months before the Bangkok Asiad.
Awards:
Arjuna award - 1998
Padma Shri - 2013Hawa Singh dominated Indian and the Asian Amateur boxing for a decade in the 60s and the early 70s. He won gold medals in consecutive Asian Games – 1966 Bangkok and 1970 Bangkok Games in the heavyweight category. No Indian boxer has equalled this feat so far.
He set up the Bhiwani boxing club which has produced 4 of the 5 boxers who took part in the Beijing Olympics in 2008.
Awards:
Arjuna award – 1966
Dronacharya award – 1999
5. Sarita devi
Laishram Sarita Devi was in the news recently after refusing to accept her bronze medal at the Incheon Asian Games. The Manipuri woman got all the stamina by helping her family collect firewood when she was young. She took up professional boxing in 2000 inspired by the achievements of Muhammed Ali.
Her medal record at various international events are as under:
Asian Championships:
Silver – 2001 Bangkok
Gold – 2003 Hisar
Gold – 2005 Kaohsiung City
Gold – 2008 Guwahati
Gold – 2010 Astana
Commonwealth Games – Silver – 2014 Glasgow
Asian Games – Bronze – 2014 Incheon
World Championships
Bronze – 2005 Podolsk
Gold – 2006 New Delhi
Bronze – 2008 Ningbo
Awards:
Arjuna award – 2009
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1 Mary kom
Mary Kom is one of the most decorated boxers in the world. She quit her school after Class 8 and gave her examination from NIOS, Imphal and graduated from Churachandpur College.
The success of Dingko Singh inspired her to take up boxing. She started her training under the guidance of M. Narjit Singh in Imphal. She has been an inspiration to many women boxers in India and the world. Mary runs a female-only fight club at Imphal to teach girls to defend themselves against sexual violence. Her auto-biography “Unbreakable” was released in 2013. Mary Kom, the movie released this year and the lead role was portrayed by Priyanka Chopra.
Her incredible achievements over the years:
Asian Women’s Boxing Championship:
Gold – 2003 Hisar
Gold – 2005 Kaohsiung
Silver – 2008 Guwahati
Gold – 2010 Astana
Gold – 2012 Ulaanbaatar
Women’s World Amateur Boxing Championships:
Silver – 2001 Scranton
Gold – 2002 Antalya
Gold – 2005 Podolsk
Gold – 2006 New Delhi
Gold – 2008 Ningpo City
Gold – 2010 Bridgetown
Asian Games:
Bronze – 2010 Guangzhou
Gold – 2014 Incheon
Olympic Games:
Bronze – 2012 London
2. Vijender singh
Vijender had a difficult upbringing wherein his father drove buses to pay for his children’s education. He was inspired by his brother Manoj to take up boxing. Vijender underwent training at the Bhiwani boxing club under the guidance of coach Jagdish Singh.
His medals at the international stage include:
Bronze – 2006 Doha Asian Games
Silver – 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games
Bronze – 2008 Beijing Olympics
Bronze – 2009 World Amateur boxing Championships Milan
Bronze – 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games
Gold – 2010 Guangzhou Asian games
Silver – 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games
Awards:
Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award
3 Hwaw singh
4 Dingko singh
Dingko Singh came into the limelight after winning the King’s Cup in 1997 in Bangkok. The Manipur lad was declared the best boxer at the meet. Dingko was initially dropped from the 1998 Bangkok Asian Games boxing contingent, but later inducted.
He beat World No. 3 Thailand boxer Wong Prages Sontaya in the semifinals, which many considered a big upset. The Indian proved that he could go all the way when he clinched gold in the final beating Timur Tulyakov of Uzbekistan.
Dingko had moved to 51 Kg category from 54 Kg just a few months before the Bangkok Asiad.
Awards:
Arjuna award - 1998
Padma Shri - 2013Hawa Singh dominated Indian and the Asian Amateur boxing for a decade in the 60s and the early 70s. He won gold medals in consecutive Asian Games – 1966 Bangkok and 1970 Bangkok Games in the heavyweight category. No Indian boxer has equalled this feat so far.
He set up the Bhiwani boxing club which has produced 4 of the 5 boxers who took part in the Beijing Olympics in 2008.
Awards:
Arjuna award – 1966
Dronacharya award – 1999
5. Sarita devi
Laishram Sarita Devi was in the news recently after refusing to accept her bronze medal at the Incheon Asian Games. The Manipuri woman got all the stamina by helping her family collect firewood when she was young. She took up professional boxing in 2000 inspired by the achievements of Muhammed Ali.
Her medal record at various international events are as under:
Asian Championships:
Silver – 2001 Bangkok
Gold – 2003 Hisar
Gold – 2005 Kaohsiung City
Gold – 2008 Guwahati
Gold – 2010 Astana
Commonwealth Games – Silver – 2014 Glasgow
Asian Games – Bronze – 2014 Incheon
World Championships
Bronze – 2005 Podolsk
Gold – 2006 New Delhi
Bronze – 2008 Ningbo
Awards:
Arjuna award – 2009
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Devendro Singh Boxing Final Match At CWG 2014
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Everything Wrong With Mary Kom: Bollywood Blunders
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Everything Wrong With Mary Kom: Bollywood Blunders.
Mary Kom is a 2014 Indian biographical sports drama film directed by Omung Kumar and produced by Sanjay Lee...
Everything Wrong With Mary Kom: Bollywood Blunders.
Mary Kom is a 2014 Indian biographical sports drama film directed by Omung Kumar and produced by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. The film is a biopic about five-times female World Boxing Champion and Olympic bronze medalist Mary Kom, following her story from her childhood in India to her victory at the 2008 World Boxing Championships in Ningbo City. Indian boxer Mary Kom (Priyanka Chopra) becomes an Olympic bronze-medalist and a five-time world champion.
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Mary Kom Cast:
Priyanka Chopra as Mary Kom
Sunil Thapa as M. Narjit Singh
Darshan Kumar as Onler Kom
Robin Das as Mangte Tonpa Kom
Rajni Basumatary as Mangte Akham Kom
Lin Laishram as Bem-Bem
Bijou Thaangjam as Naobi
Mary Kom Synopsis:
The movie opens with a pregnant Mary Kom (Priyanka Chopra), heading towards the hospital with her husband Onler Kom (Darshan Kumaar). Onler is mistaken for an insurgent and beaten when he tries to find a vehicle despite a curfew.
The film shifts to a flashback with Mangte Chungeijang Kom, finding boxing gloves in the remains of an air crash in 1991, which prompted her interest in boxing despite her father's disapproval.
During an early fight, she chases a boy and ends up in a boxing gym. Coach Narjit Singh is the coach of the Asian Champion Dingko Singh, and Kom tells him about her boxing aspirations. He asks her to visit the gym for next 30 days and says that he will only teach her if she is deserving enough to be taught.
She starts visiting the gym, telling her mother but not her father. Day passes and her father does not enquire about her. However, due to Kom's dedication and stubbornness, Coach Singh starts training her, suggesting she change her name to Mary Kom.
After winning the state level Championship, her father confronts her for hiding from him and taking part in the sport. Her father asks her to choose between him and boxing: Kom chooses her sport.
Kom has to fight a wrestler in order to arrange money to get her household cow back, which is where she meets the footballer Onler Kom.
After watching the 2002 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships on television, Kom reconciles with her father, who apologizes to her for not understanding her passion for the sport. Onler meanwhile proposes to her and agrees never to ask her to leave boxing. After she wins the 2006 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships, Kom agrees to marry him; however, her Coach shows his unhappiness towards Kom's marriage decision.
After her marriage, Kom becomes pregnant. Although she misses participation, she gives up her career to look after her family.
Kom's delivery in hospital is then shown,. She gives birth to twins and applies for a government job. However, when offered the position of a constable she refuses, feeling that as a world-champion boxer, she is above that position. It devastates her to learn that people no longer recognize her.
Onler encourages her to revive her boxing training. She joins the gym again, leaving her husband to look after the children at home. Her coach is still upset about her decision to marry, but Kom makes a comeback in the National Boxing Championship. Despite scoring better than her opponent, she loses the match due to the apparent partiality of the judges. Kom throws a chair in anger towards the judges, resulting in a ban. She later makes a written apology, and the official accepts it while at the same time insulting her.
Kom then asks her coach asking to train her, as he is the one who can get the best out of her. He starts training her with grueling activities. She reaches the finals of the 2008 AIBA Women's World Boxing Championships. Meanwhile, Onler Kom informs her about one of her children having a hole in their heart. In the subsequent fight, Kom fails to defend herself. After a knockout punch from her opponent, Kom sees her husband and children in the audience as a hallucination. She regains her strength and fights back, winning the 2008 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships.
On the podium while accepting the medal, she learns that her son's surgery was successful. She is given the nickname "Magnificent Mary" and the film ends with the Indian flag and the national anthem.
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Everything Wrong With Mary Kom: Bollywood Blunders.
Mary Kom is a 2014 Indian biographical sports drama film directed by Omung Kumar and produced by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. The film is a biopic about five-times female World Boxing Champion and Olympic bronze medalist Mary Kom, following her story from her childhood in India to her victory at the 2008 World Boxing Championships in Ningbo City. Indian boxer Mary Kom (Priyanka Chopra) becomes an Olympic bronze-medalist and a five-time world champion.
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Mary Kom Cast:
Priyanka Chopra as Mary Kom
Sunil Thapa as M. Narjit Singh
Darshan Kumar as Onler Kom
Robin Das as Mangte Tonpa Kom
Rajni Basumatary as Mangte Akham Kom
Lin Laishram as Bem-Bem
Bijou Thaangjam as Naobi
Mary Kom Synopsis:
The movie opens with a pregnant Mary Kom (Priyanka Chopra), heading towards the hospital with her husband Onler Kom (Darshan Kumaar). Onler is mistaken for an insurgent and beaten when he tries to find a vehicle despite a curfew.
The film shifts to a flashback with Mangte Chungeijang Kom, finding boxing gloves in the remains of an air crash in 1991, which prompted her interest in boxing despite her father's disapproval.
During an early fight, she chases a boy and ends up in a boxing gym. Coach Narjit Singh is the coach of the Asian Champion Dingko Singh, and Kom tells him about her boxing aspirations. He asks her to visit the gym for next 30 days and says that he will only teach her if she is deserving enough to be taught.
She starts visiting the gym, telling her mother but not her father. Day passes and her father does not enquire about her. However, due to Kom's dedication and stubbornness, Coach Singh starts training her, suggesting she change her name to Mary Kom.
After winning the state level Championship, her father confronts her for hiding from him and taking part in the sport. Her father asks her to choose between him and boxing: Kom chooses her sport.
Kom has to fight a wrestler in order to arrange money to get her household cow back, which is where she meets the footballer Onler Kom.
After watching the 2002 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships on television, Kom reconciles with her father, who apologizes to her for not understanding her passion for the sport. Onler meanwhile proposes to her and agrees never to ask her to leave boxing. After she wins the 2006 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships, Kom agrees to marry him; however, her Coach shows his unhappiness towards Kom's marriage decision.
After her marriage, Kom becomes pregnant. Although she misses participation, she gives up her career to look after her family.
Kom's delivery in hospital is then shown,. She gives birth to twins and applies for a government job. However, when offered the position of a constable she refuses, feeling that as a world-champion boxer, she is above that position. It devastates her to learn that people no longer recognize her.
Onler encourages her to revive her boxing training. She joins the gym again, leaving her husband to look after the children at home. Her coach is still upset about her decision to marry, but Kom makes a comeback in the National Boxing Championship. Despite scoring better than her opponent, she loses the match due to the apparent partiality of the judges. Kom throws a chair in anger towards the judges, resulting in a ban. She later makes a written apology, and the official accepts it while at the same time insulting her.
Kom then asks her coach asking to train her, as he is the one who can get the best out of her. He starts training her with grueling activities. She reaches the finals of the 2008 AIBA Women's World Boxing Championships. Meanwhile, Onler Kom informs her about one of her children having a hole in their heart. In the subsequent fight, Kom fails to defend herself. After a knockout punch from her opponent, Kom sees her husband and children in the audience as a hallucination. She regains her strength and fights back, winning the 2008 Women's World Amateur Boxing Championships.
On the podium while accepting the medal, she learns that her son's surgery was successful. She is given the nickname "Magnificent Mary" and the film ends with the Indian flag and the national anthem.
- published: 27 Mar 2015
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Mary Kom Bronze in Olympic 2012 highlights
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Mary was born in Kangathei, Manipur. Her parents, Mangte Tonpa Kom and Mangte Akham Kom, worked in jhum fields. She is an ethnic [[Manipuri hill tribe]. She com...
Mary was born in Kangathei, Manipur. Her parents, Mangte Tonpa Kom and Mangte Akham Kom, worked in jhum fields. She is an ethnic [[Manipuri hill tribe]. She completed her primary education from Loktak Christian Model High School, Moirang, up to her class VI standard and attended St. Xavier School, Moirang, up to class VIII. She then moved to Adimjati High School, Imphal, for her schooling for class IX and X, but could not pass her exam. She did not want to reappear for her exams so she quit her school and gave her examination from NIOS, Imphal and graduation from Churachandpur College.Although she had a keen interest in athletics from childhood, it was the success of Dingko Singh that inspired her to become a boxer in 2000
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Mary was born in Kangathei, Manipur. Her parents, Mangte Tonpa Kom and Mangte Akham Kom, worked in jhum fields. She is an ethnic [[Manipuri hill tribe]. She completed her primary education from Loktak Christian Model High School, Moirang, up to her class VI standard and attended St. Xavier School, Moirang, up to class VIII. She then moved to Adimjati High School, Imphal, for her schooling for class IX and X, but could not pass her exam. She did not want to reappear for her exams so she quit her school and gave her examination from NIOS, Imphal and graduation from Churachandpur College.Although she had a keen interest in athletics from childhood, it was the success of Dingko Singh that inspired her to become a boxer in 2000
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Suranjoy Mayengbam winning Asian Championship 2009 2/2
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Suranjoy Singh gave India its first Asian Championship gold in 15 years. He broke the 15-year jinx by beating beat Li Chao of China 9-8 in a thrilling encounter...
Suranjoy Singh gave India its first Asian Championship gold in 15 years. He broke the 15-year jinx by beating beat Li Chao of China 9-8 in a thrilling encounter.
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Suranjoy Singh gave India its first Asian Championship gold in 15 years. He broke the 15-year jinx by beating beat Li Chao of China 9-8 in a thrilling encounter.
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Boxers Suranjoy Singh wins gold for India
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LONDON OLYMPICS: DEVENDRA SINGH.. A NEW BOXING CHALLENGER FOR INDIA
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Rise and fall of boxing champion Dingko Singh
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Padma Shri 2013 ! ! !Boxer Ngangom Dingko Singh to get Padma Shri
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Dying Song
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The Hank Song
Dying Song
I've seen you breathe life into the weakest of hearts,
And heard you scream out loud the sweetest poem,
Echo across the ocean reminding me
Why I still try,
To hold onto whatever is left of you and I,
Shedding skin to a dying song,
We hum along to the evening sun till we are no more,
little deaths to a dying song,
Sound a lot like life,
I've seen these dreams be crushed by a single thought,
And felt the envy of sadness engulf all warmth
Barely alive under ice by exchanging sighs,
With tomorrow quivering in the loneliest light,
Shedding skin to a dying song,
We hum along to the evening sun til we are no more
little deaths to a dying song,
Sound a lot like -- life and love,
Life and love,
With you
Crawl back into bed tomorrows trembling
at the sight of you and I,
Shedding skin to a dying song
We hum along to the evening sun til we are no more
little deaths to a dying song,
Sound a lot like -- life and love,
Life and love,
Life and love,
( Background:Dying Song )
Life and love,
( A Dying Song )
With you,
( A Dying Song )
With you,
( Dying Song )
With you,
( Dying Song )
With you,
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Angelina Jolie Files For Divorce From Brad Pitt
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are calling it quits.Jolie has filed for divorce from her husband Pitt, a source familiar with the filing confirmed to CNN Tuesday.The pair were married in 2014, but since 2004 when they co-starred in “Mr & Mrs ... Soon, Pitt was granted the right to legally adopt both children.Their daughter Shiloh was born in May 2006 and son Pax was adopted from Vietnam in March 2007....
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Trump Spent More Than $250,000 From Foundation To Settle Lawsuits
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CBS News confirmed all of these expenditures.The GOP presidential nominee might have violated laws that ban nonprofit leaders from using charity money to benefits their businesses or themselves – pointed out by the Post, which has reported extensively on the Trump Foundation.One of the cases involved the height of a flagpole at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club in Florida. Palm Beach fined him $120,000 in 2007 ... Greenberg sued....
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[VIDEO] Human Skeleton Found Amid Wreckage Of 2,000-Year-Old Ship
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Heralded as the world’s first analog computer, the incredibly sophisticated clockwork device models the movements of the Sun, Moon, and planets, allowing astronomers to predict the dates of eclipses and planetary alignments.Many of the mysteries lying on the seabed may soon be solved, thanks to a team led by Brendan Foley from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, who recovered the human remains....
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[VIDEO]: Elizabeth Warren Rips Wells Fargo CEO For Bank Policies, Procedures
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Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren Tuesday launched a blistering attack on Wells Fargo executives over the cross-selling scandal that has engulfed the bank, telling CEO John Stumpf he should resign during a Senate hearing, CNBC reported.Joining her colleagues grilling Stumpf, the head of the nation’s second-largest bank, Warren said reform won’t come to the industry until executives are sent to jail. "This is about accountability ... ....
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US lawmakers introduce bill to designate Pakistan a terrorist state
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Two powerful American lawmakers have introduced a bill in the US House of Representatives to designate Pakistan a state sponsor of terrorism, saying it was time the US stopped paying the country for its "betrayal". The 'Pakistan State Sponsor of Terrorism Designation Act (HR 6069) has been moved by Republican Ted Poe and Democrat Dana Rohrabacher, who is a ranking member of the influential Congressional Committee on Terrorism ... ....
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Shahabuddin to depose before court on Oct 6
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The former MP is accused in a triple murder case along with seven others namely Dasrath Singh, Rama Singh, Birender Singh, Saheb Singh, Kallu Singh, Sushil Singh and Paras Singh against whom chargesheets have been filed ... In the police investigation it was established that the murder was plotted by Saheb Singh, Kallu Singh, Dasrath Singh, Rama Singh, ......
BSP will form next government in Rajasthan: New state in-charge
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Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati's trust lieutenant Dharamveer Singh Ashok, who was instrumental in the party's best ever electoral performance in Rajasthan (2008), returned as BSP's chief in-charge in the state on Tuesday. Sumrat Singh has been appointed as the new state president, while Bhagwan Singh Baba will continue as one of the state in-charges....
7 children die as school bus topples into drain near Attari
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The students of the Mahant Kaushal Das DAV Public School, Neshta, who died have been identified as Sehajpreet Singh, Amarpreet Kaur, Jaspreet Kaur, Harmanpreet Kaur, Yuvraj Singh, Sahijdeep Kuar and Robin Singh ... Eyewitness Sukhdev Singh told TOI, "I saw the bus coming at high speed ... Senior superintendent of police, Amritsar rural, Kanwal Preet Singh ......
Eyes moist, hearts numb as martyr gets tearful adieu
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Thousands of people, including public representatives, senior police officers and armymen, were in tears on Tuesday when five-year-old Chandan Singh Rawat lit the funeral pyre of his father Nimb Singh Rawat who got martyred in Uri terror attack ... Singh, a hawaldar with 6 Bihar Regiment, was killed in the Uri terror attack and his ......
ACB books women commission chief Maliwal over 'job scam'
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The registration of an FIR by the Anti-Corruption Branch against Maliwal came a day after she was questioned for over two hours in connection with the allegations made by former DCW chief and Congress leader Barkha Singh ... She called Singh’s complaint against her as a motivated one ... She alleged Barkha Singh, as chairperson of the DCW, handled only one case....
Comeback carrier SpiceJet to order 100-plus planes for Rs 80kcr
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SpiceJet chairman and managing director Ajay Singh said the airline was in the final round of talks with aircraft majors Boeing and Airbus for nar row-body planes and other manufacturers for smaller regional aircraft ... While SpiceJet has only B737-800 aircraft in the narrow body segment, Singh said he is open to Airbus A320 aircraft if he gets a good deal from the European manufacturer....
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On the same day that the Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) filed an FIR against Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) chairperson Swati Maliwal over alleged nepotism in recruitment, the women’s panel released its annual report ... The DCW’s former chairperson Barkha Shukla Singh is the one who filed a complaint against Ms ... Singh’s tenure — clearly highlights their functioning style ... Singh’s tenure ... Singh’s tenure ... ....
ACB files FIR against DCW chief for irregularities in recruitment
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Senior officials said that the case was filed based on the complaint of former DCW chief Barkha Shukla Singh, alleging that several AAP supporters were given plum positions in DCW ... In her complaint, Singh had alleged that as many as 85 AAP supporters were given posts in DCW without requisite credentials ... Meanwhile, Maliwal has also questioned the appointments during Singh's tenure....
ACP chases muggers on busy road, nabs 1
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Ludhiana ... His accomplice, however, gave cops the slip ... "Jaswinder Singh and Jagdish Singh, both residents of Taran Tarn who are in their twenties, snatched her cash bag at gunpoint as she took it out from her two-wheeler," a cop added ... He took a commuter's bike and along with his gunman Gurvinder Singh chased the duo ... RELATED....
Teasers of Shivaay’s Darkhaast see Arijit and Sunidhi at their melodious best
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While the title track ‘Bolo Har Har Har’ was high on energy with some of the star singers like Sukhwinder Singh, Mohit Chauhan and Badshah ......
Delhi woman stabbed 26 times, passers-by look on
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Karuna, a 21-year-old school teacher, on her way to work, was stabbed not once, not twice, but 26 times, with a broken pair of scissors by a man who claimed to be her jilted lover, Surender Singh (34) ... Surender Singh was assaulted by a mob that gathered at the spot but by then it was too late ... He even threatened to kill her but since Singh's ......
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