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AIFF warns Sandesh Jhingan for sexist remarks - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - India

AIFF warns Sandesh Jhingan for sexist remarks

Football Federation (AIFF) on Thursday warned star Indian centre back Sandesh Jhingan for making sexist remarks following his team ATK Mohun Bagan's 2-2 draw against Kerala Blasters FC in the Indian Super League. "The AIFF Disciplinary Committee has issued a stern warning to ATK Mohun Bagan player Sandesh Jhingan for his comments made after their match against Kerala Blasters FC (on February 19)," said a statement from the ISL. "The AIFF body took into account the apology tendered by the player on social media. The Committee has also communicated any repetition will entail exemplary penal actions." The 28-year-old ATK Mohun Bagan vice-captain had allegedly made a sexist remark after the team's 2-2 draw against Kerala Blasters FC. In the 11-second video uploaded by his own club and later deleted, it showed him allegedly passing a sexist remark -- "auroto ke saath match khel aaya hoon, aurato ke saath" (I have played a match with women, with women).

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Footballer Sandesh Jhingan apologises after making sexist comment, says he's 'let many people down' - timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Footballer Sandesh Jhingan apologises after making sexist comment, says he's 'let many people down'

Sandesh Jhingan on Monday apologised for making a sexist comment after his ISL team ATK Mohun Bagan's 2-2 draw against Kerala Blasters. A video uploaded on ATK Mohun Bagan's Instagram page, which has since been deleted, captured the 28-year-old defender as saying, "Aurato ke saath match khel aaya hoon, aurato ke saath" (I have played a match with women, with women) as he made his way back to the dressing room at Vasco in Goa on Saturday. His comment caused an uproar on social media with many users coming down heavily on the player, forcing him to issue an apology.

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Footballer Sandesh Jhingan Apologises After Making Sexist Comment, Says He's "Let Many People Down" - sports.ndtv.com - India

Footballer Sandesh Jhingan Apologises After Making Sexist Comment, Says He's "Let Many People Down"

Indian football team's star centre-back Sandesh Jhingan on Monday apologised for making a sexist comment after his ISL team ATK Mohun Bagan's 2-2 draw against Kerala Blasters. A video uploaded on ATK Mohun Bagan's Instagram page, which has since been deleted, captured the 28-year-old defender as saying, "Aurato ke saath match khel aaya hoon, aurato ke saath" (I have played a match with women, with women) as he made his way back to the dressing room at Vasco in Goa on Saturday.

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Igor Stimac - Indian football team looks to seal Asian Cup berth during June qualifiers in Kolkata - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - China - Mongolia - Belarus - Uzbekistan - India - Bahrain - Malaysia - county Salt Lake - Kuwait -  Kolkata - Kyrgyzstan

Indian football team looks to seal Asian Cup berth during June qualifiers in Kolkata

Indian football team head coach Igor Stimac and the players are excited about playing their third round qualifiers matches of the 2023 Asian Cup at home in June this year, saying they will aim to seal a berth in the main tournament. The third round qualifiers of the 2023 Asian Cup will be played in six centralised venues and the group matches involving India will be held at the Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata across three match days on June 8, 11 and 14 this year. The other five group matches will be held in Kuwait, Kyrgyz Republic, Malaysia, Mongolia and Uzbekistan. The six group winners and the best five second-placed teams earn a ticket to the Asian Cup, which is slated to kick-off next year on June 16 in China.

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ISL: Manvir racks up double as ATK Mohun Bagan strengthen grip over top-four - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - India

ISL: Manvir racks up double as ATK Mohun Bagan strengthen grip over top-four

Manvir Singh struck twice as ATK Mohun Bagan notched up a clinical 2-0 win over FC Goa to put themselves in a commanding position in the semi-final race of the Indian Super League (ISL). Manvir Singh (3rd, 46th) scored on either side of half-time to ensure the Mariners stretched their unbeaten run to 11 games under Juan Ferrando, who did a double over his former side after switching allegiances mid-season. FC Goa's slim chances of making the semis all but went up in smoke as they remained on 18 points from 17 outings.

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International friendlies will help in preparation for Asian Cup qualifiers, say Sandesh Jhingan and Gurpreet Singh - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - China - Belarus - Uae - India - Bahrain -  Sandhu

International friendlies will help in preparation for Asian Cup qualifiers, say Sandesh Jhingan and Gurpreet Singh

Indian football team's senior players Sandesh Jhingan and Gurpreet Singh Sandhu feel the upcoming international friendlies against Bahrain and Belarus will be a "perfect opportunity to test our skills" ahead of the Asian Cup qualifiers. India is scheduled to play two international friendlies against Bahrain and Belarus on March 23 and March 26 respectively. Both the matches will be played in Manama, Bahrain.

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Bubble life tough but not worse than lives of soldiers in sub-zero temperature, says Sandesh Jhingan - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Croatia - India

Bubble life tough but not worse than lives of soldiers in sub-zero temperature, says Sandesh Jhingan

Sandesh Jhingan agrees with their viewpoint, he says it is "still not worse" than lives of soldiers stationed in sub-zero temperature. The athletes' bubble life started in the middle of 2020 when sporting action resumed amid the Covid-19 pandemic, about three months after the outbreak brought everything to a standstill.

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