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Deccan Herald » Sports » Detailed Story
ALLOCATION
Not enough, cries Baljit
New Delhi, ians:

If the country is looking to the shooters to win medals at the Beijing Olympics, then the budgetary allocation for sports is not enough to send them for quality training overseas, feels National Rifle Association of India Secretary Baljit Singh. Singh said the allocation would hardly leave anything for training and exposure trips. "This being an Olympic year, we have to send our shooters abroad for training. We also have to appoint a foreign coach," Singh said.

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