Delhi HC restrains publication of ex-Hockey India coach Marijne’s book
The development was followed by the appeal of Kaur who challenged the last week's single bench order refused to stay the release of the book.
The development was followed by the appeal of Kaur who challenged the last week's single bench order refused to stay the release of the book.
The 45-year-old Dutchman, who is based in 's-Hertogenbosch, admitted that it is tough to be away from his wife and children -- three daughters and a son --, during the difficult time.
Prime Minister's appeal received a massive response from the citizens and everyone including the sporting heroes participated in large numbers.
The women's hockey team were the first to get affected by the COVID-19 which has so far affected more than 80 people and has claimed two lives as well.
After a successful 2019 where the Indian women's team succeeded in its ambition of qualifying for the Tokyo Olympics, the side is scheduled to begin the new year with a tour of New Zealand.
"I am happy with the win because matches like these are not easy," Marijne said.
“We still lack consistency which was evident in the final against Malaysia," India's chief coach said.
South Korea are fighting a battle of their own with huge pressure on them for qualifying for the 2018 FIH World Cup.
Marijne wants a cultural change in the way the sport is run in the country.
Marijne was on Friday named chief coach of the Indian men's hockey team.