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‎Management issues

Jyoti: /* Kabaddi World Cup */

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‎Kabaddi World Cup

Jyoti: /* Economics */

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‎Economics

Jyoti: /* 2018 */

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‎2018

Jyoti at 17:18, 5 May 2021

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Jyoti: /* 2018 */

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‎2018

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‎2018

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‎Revival

Jyoti: /* Pro-kabaddi auctions */

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‎Pro-kabaddi auctions

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‎Revival

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	In his letter to Indian Olympic Association (IOA) president P T Usha, IKF’s chief Vinod Kumar Tiwari wrote: “It has come to our knowledge that the administrator of AKFI has conducted the elections to the AKFI on 24.12.2023 and one managing committee has already been elected, yet the management of the AKFI continues to be with the administrator. This is a clear violation of the conditions for affiliation to the IKF. Therefore, it has been decided that the teams sent by the AKFI shall not be allowed to participate in the 1st Senior men’s World Beach Kabaddi Championships .”		In his letter to Indian Olympic Association (IOA) president P T Usha, IKF’s chief Vinod Kumar Tiwari wrote: “It has come to our knowledge that the administrator of AKFI has conducted the elections to the AKFI on 24.12.2023 and one managing committee has already been elected, yet the management of the AKFI continues to be with the administrator. This is a clear violation of the conditions for affiliation to the IKF. Therefore, it has been decided that the teams sent by the AKFI shall not be allowed to participate in the 1st Senior men’s World Beach Kabaddi Championships .”
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		+	=Women’s World Cup=
		+	==2025: India wins==
		+	[https://epaper.indiatimes.com/article-share?article=25_11_2025_026_011_cap_TOI Nov 25, 2025: ''The Times of India'']
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		+	''' India win women’s Kabaddi World Cup '''
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		+	Dhaka : The Indian women’s kabaddi team secured its second consecutive World Cup title with a 35–28 win over Chinese Taipei here. India emerged on top in a tournament involving 11 countries.
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		+	Prime Minister Narendra Modi was among the many who lauded the women’s team for the remarkable achievement.
		+	Unbeaten India were in sublime form throughout the tournament. They had beaten Iran 33-21 to enter the summit clash. Chinese Taipei, on the other hand, beat hosts Bangladesh 25–18 in the semifinals. PTI

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	It sparked soul-searching among India's kabaddi hierarchy. But PKL technical director E Prasad Rao said he was confident the problems will be resolved and that India would soon return to the top.		It sparked soul-searching among India's kabaddi hierarchy. But PKL technical director E Prasad Rao said he was confident the problems will be resolved and that India would soon return to the top.

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		+	==2023==
		+	''' Asian Kabaddi : India beat Iran to reclaim title '''
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		+	Busan:India reclaimed the Asian Kabaddi Championship title after beating Iran 42-32 in the final. This was India’s eighth title in the last nine editions played so far, while Iran won the title once in 2003. India won all five matches in the league stage and topped the points table. The next big challenge for the Indian kabaddi teams will be the upcoming Asian Games in Hangzhou, China.
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 Delhi skipper Joginder Singh Narwal and coach Krishan Kumar Hooda have immense faith in Naveen, who is the only player from Delhi to figure in the top ten scorer’s list. “He has every quality that a raider should have and we are banking on him to reach new heights in the league,” said Hooda.
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 Delhi skipper Joginder Singh Narwal and coach Krishan Kumar Hooda have immense faith in Naveen, who is the only player from Delhi to figure in the top ten scorer’s list. “He has every quality that a raider should have and we are banking on him to reach new heights in the league,” said Hooda.

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	[https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/TimesOfIndia/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=TOIDEL%2F2018%2F11%2F10&entity=Ar00108&sk=53C4E1B3&mode=text November 10, 2018: ''The Times of India'']		[https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/TimesOfIndia/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=TOIDEL%2F2018%2F11%2F10&entity=Ar00108&sk=53C4E1B3&mode=text November 10, 2018: ''The Times of India'']

		+	[[File: Pro-Kabaddi League, 2018- Highlights.jpg\|Pro-Kabaddi League, 2018- Highlights <br/> From: [https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/TimesOfIndia/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=TOIDEL%2F2018%2F11%2F10&entity=Ar00201&sk=95E7DFF9&mode=image November 10, 2018: ''The Times of India'']\|frame\|500px]]

	'''Pawan Sehrawat’s raiding heroics propel Bengaluru Bulls to the top'''		'''Pawan Sehrawat’s raiding heroics propel Bengaluru Bulls to the top'''

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	Fit, tall, well-built and agile — the emergence of Siddharth has seen the youngster from U Mumba steal the show in every match. He broke the top record and became the fastest player to reach 50 raid points, in his debut season and has a not out percentage of 82.41%. A new generation athlete who takes fitness very seriously.		Fit, tall, well-built and agile — the emergence of Siddharth has seen the youngster from U Mumba steal the show in every match. He broke the top record and became the fastest player to reach 50 raid points, in his debut season and has a not out percentage of 82.41%. A new generation athlete who takes fitness very seriously.
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		+	==The younger stars of 2018 ==
		+	[https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/TimesOfIndia/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=TOIDEL%2F2018%2F11%2F10&entity=Ar00202&sk=6CAEEEFF&mode=text Shailendra Awasthi, November 10, 2018: ''The Times of India'']
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		+	[[File: The kabaddi stars of 2018.jpg\|The kabaddi stars of 2018 <br/> From: [https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/TimesOfIndia/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=TOIDEL%2F2018%2F11%2F10&entity=Ar00202&sk=6CAEEEFF&mode=text Shailendra Awasthi, November 10, 2018: ''The Times of India'']\|frame\|500px]]
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		+	While usual suspects Pardeep Narwal, Rahul Chaudhari, Nitin Tomar and Monu Goyat are displaying their mesmerizing raiding skills, three youngsters have taken the sixth season of VIVO Pro Kabaddi League by storm. With their agility, speed and top-class performance, Siddharth Desai, Pawan Sehrawat and Naveen Kumar are emerging as the new stars in this highly competitive season.
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		+	Leading the pack is the 26-year-old Desai. His stellar performance has revived former champs U Mumba, who were lackluster in the previous two seasons. In his debut season, Desai has eclipsed all the established stars, the league has known so far.
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		+	With an average of 14 points per match, raider Desai has accumulated 98 points in seven games and is set to own the joint record of the fastest player ever to reach 100 points in PKL history. Currently, Rahul Chaudhary of Telugu Titans holds the record, having achieved the mark in nine matches. The man from Phulewadi town in Kolhapur has already set a new mark in PKL history by reaching the fastest 50 points in just four games.
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		+	Sehrawat, 22, who has featured in previous editions of PKL, has suddenly found his groove for the Bengaluru Bulls. After accumulating just 65 points in a total 32 matches in the last five seasons, Sehrawat is flying high and has already logged in 89 raid points off just seven matches at an average of 12.71.
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		+	The New Delhi-born Sehrawat, who is known for running-hand touches, has helped his team lead Zone B with 31 points from seven matches. Given his form, the Bulls can now aim to improve upon their best showing in the league, having finished third in the first two seasons.
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		+	Bhiwani lad Naveen Kumar has never represented a club before and has the experience of playing in four junior nationals. That has not held him back from leading the Dabang Delhi raiding unit. With 61 points from eight matches, this 18-year-old has raised Delhi’s hopes of a respectable finish after disappointing showings in the last five seasons.
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		+	Delhi skipper Joginder Singh Narwal and coach Krishan Kumar Hooda have immense faith in Naveen, who is the only player from Delhi to figure in the top ten scorer’s list. “He has every quality that a raider should have and we are banking on him to reach new heights in the league,” said Hooda.

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	I want to tell all my fans to get ready for a new thrilling season of PKL. I am going to be there to cheer for my team.As season five of the league commences, I want each kabaddi fan to be there with me to cheer for our own sport.		I want to tell all my fans to get ready for a new thrilling season of PKL. I am going to be there to cheer for my team.As season five of the league commences, I want each kabaddi fan to be there with me to cheer for our own sport.
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		+	=2018=
		+	==The stars of 2018==
		+	[https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/TimesOfIndia/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=TOIDEL%2F2018%2F11%2F10&entity=Ar00108&sk=53C4E1B3&mode=text November 10, 2018: ''The Times of India'']
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		+	'''Pawan Sehrawat’s raiding heroics propel Bengaluru Bulls to the top'''
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		+	He can jump over a sea of defenders, as he raises the heat with his super raids and super 10’s this season. Putting Bengaluru Bulls at the top of the Zone B table, this young raider with 83 raid points in Season VI, is sure to succeed in warding off defenders and taking his team to the playoffs.
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		+	'''Anup Kumar prepares in the pink jersey as U Mumba reunion looms'''
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		+	Perhaps the biggest move in VIVO PKL history is that Anup Kumar is now playing for Jaipur Pink Panthers. A team that were on the lookout for a talisman. A team that needed a talisman who could dominate the mat, as well as coach a young team. Looking fit, dropping the kilos, Anup, continues to draw crowds and has a fan base that keeps growing.
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		+	'''First international coach ushers in a new era'''
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		+	VIVO Pro Kabaddi sees the arrival of its first international coach, Gholamreza Mahmoud Mazandarani, and what an arrival it has been for the Iranian. The unique game style he has brought with him has helped U Mumba display a stellar performance.
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		+	'''Young stars challenge experienced players'''
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		+	It is hard to ignore the young talent that has emerged in season VI of the league. With an average age of 18 – 22, these young guns are pumped to prove their mettle on the mat. They take challenges head on and deliver beyond expectations. They are a force to reckon with and there’s no stopping them.
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		+	'''After a hat-trick, Patna’s dominance is challenged in this competitive league'''
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		+	The early trends would suggest Patna Pirates aren’t quite on track to win a fourth title owing to a competitive season. But one can never write off Pardeep Narwal. A few 8-pointers and a dubki can help the team claim the trophy.
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		+	'''Siddharth Desai, kabaddi’s newest star'''
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		+	Fit, tall, well-built and agile — the emergence of Siddharth has seen the youngster from U Mumba steal the show in every match. He broke the top record and became the fastest player to reach 50 raid points, in his debut season and has a not out percentage of 82.41%. A new generation athlete who takes fitness very seriously.

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	[[File: Pro kabaddi auctions, 2017.jpg\|Pro kabaddi auctions, 2017; [http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Gallery.aspx?id=23_05_2017_027_008_012&type=P&artUrl=HIGH-FIVE-FOR-PKL-23052017027008&eid=31808 The Times of India], May 23, 2017\|frame\|500px]]		[[File: Pro kabaddi auctions, 2017.jpg\|Pro kabaddi auctions, 2017; [http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Gallery.aspx?id=23_05_2017_027_008_012&type=P&artUrl=HIGH-FIVE-FOR-PKL-23052017027008&eid=31808 The Times of India], May 23, 2017\|frame\|500px]]
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		+	[[File: The 12 teams shaped up after the first day of auction In Delhi, Kabaddi, 2017.jpg\|The 12 teams shaped up after the first day of auction In Delhi, Kabaddi, 2017; [http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Article.aspx?eid=31808&articlexml=Who-Went-Where-And-For-How-Much-23052017028014 The Times of India], May 22, 2017\|frame\|500px]]

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	Kenya and Poland were the other two teams who impressed everyone with their heart for a fight and the African nation was unlucky not to have made it to the semis.Had Japan beaten Thailand on Wednesday by an eightpoint margin, one would have seen Kenya and Iran move up from Group B. Bangladesh, though could have done better in the tournament. But, that was always going to be tough since they were grouped with India and Korea		Kenya and Poland were the other two teams who impressed everyone with their heart for a fight and the African nation was unlucky not to have made it to the semis.Had Japan beaten Thailand on Wednesday by an eightpoint margin, one would have seen Kenya and Iran move up from Group B. Bangladesh, though could have done better in the tournament. But, that was always going to be tough since they were grouped with India and Korea
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		+	=Pro-kabaddi auctions=
		+	==2017/ Season Five==
		+	''' See graphic. '''
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		+	[[File: Pro kabaddi auctions, 2017.jpg\|Pro kabaddi auctions, 2017; [http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Gallery.aspx?id=23_05_2017_027_008_012&type=P&artUrl=HIGH-FIVE-FOR-PKL-23052017027008&eid=31808 The Times of India], May 23, 2017\|frame\|500px]]

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