Brands will have to be careful and aware that their eagerness to capitalise on ‘buzz’ around celebrities may get them sued, writes Satchit Bhogle. #BQOpinion
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I write on brands who 'congratulate' athletes they don't sponsor on social media and whether their use of the athletes' names and pictures next to their own is illegal.
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Realistic rules which acknowledge that the pool of experienced players and administrators is small, and clarity on their application, would benefit office bearers and franchises who may get tripped up after signing high-value contracts.
#Exclusive: #WADA is reviewing the recall of javelin thrower #DevinderSinghKang's adverse analytical report by the New Delhi National Dope Testing Laboratory, reports @kaypeem
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See thread. Testosterone appears to not be irrelevant, but when you say "women's sport", that goes to identity, so does it matter? Phelps, Indurain, Murali, are all genetic outliers. No different from Semenya, etc who have lived their lives as women and aren't "gaming the system"
#EXCLUSIVE: #WADA appeals shot putter #InderjeetSingh’s exoneration by Indian Anti-Doping Appeal Panel to #CAS, reports @kaypeem. The 2014 Asian Games bronze medallist had tested positive in June 2016 in the run-up to #Rio2016.
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This judgement will have to be studied. There has to be room for organisations to compete for recognition, e.g. Hockey India and Indian Hockey Federation, for the good of governance and the various stakeholders.
High Court restrains IABF from using 'India' or 'Indian' in its name. @BFI_official @phalpher BFI is the APEX and the ONLY recognised NATIONAL SPORTS FEDERATION for BOXING in INDIA https://t.co/NRs12RZDSV
Developing story: United World Wrestling has asked all national federations to stop their ties with Wrestling Federation of India.
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Given the low spending on law enforcement in India (police & courts), the number of laws required to be enforced, and the punitive nature of bans, it is folly to criminalise sports related offences.
He was banned by CAS in 2016 for 4 yrs for doping. He filed a petition in court. Doping isn't a crime in India. Yet CBI investigated, and after 2+ yrs of his ban served, is arguing against overturning the ban (the court can't do it). What a waste of time.
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The Kerala Gaming Act does not automatically exclude "games of skill", but allows the govt to exempt such games. Since the govt hasn't exempted rummy, clubs, etc where rummy is played for stakes are illegal. #gambling
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