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Pak to seek revival of bilateral hockey with India

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Updated At : 12:34 PM Apr 06, 2021 IST

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Top officials of the cash-strapped Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) will push for the revival of bilateral ties with India during the 47th International Hockey Federation (FIH) Congress in New Delhi next month. The meeting is scheduled from May 19 to 23. A top PHF official said it is an important meeting as the FIH president and executive board members will be elected for the next four years.

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