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Manipur hockey triumphs despite unrest back home

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Updated At : 04:44 PM Sep 10, 2024 IST
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14th National Hockey Junior Men Championship started in Jalandhar. The Manipur team defeated the Goan team in the opening match by 15-1. Players share that they have faced hardships, witnessing violence, riots and unrest in their home state. At times, they couldn't even reach the grounds to practice because of sudden riots #manipur #hockeyteam #punjab #jalandhar #manipurriot #violence

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