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Kicking off a dream with Kshitij

It was a bright day in Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand, when young Kshitij was kicking a football with seniors from Polytechnic College. Kshitij lived near, and his father - Rajeev Singh, was passing by. ...

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How does the FIFA ban affect youth football?

On the night of 15th August FIFA - the global governing body of football, suspended the All India Football Federation (AIFF) citing ‘third party interventions' in India’s football governance...

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Indian football’s Karate Kid

When life knocks you down, you can choose to get back up - The Karate Kid Master M.P Jagruth, a 16-year-old boy from Karnataka, is the only Indian to have won a gold in the Karate World Championsh...

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Evolution of full-backs

Akash Mishra was instrumental in Hyderabad FC’s Indian Super League (ISL) triumph the previous season. His speed, defensive abilities, overlapping, and crossing capabilities from the left flank gra...

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Gaurav’s pursuit of happiness

“I want to play better than yesterday and keep improving my craft. I’m not seeking a destination but focusing on the journey” - Gaurav Bohra, an enJogo-BBFS Residential Academy scholar.  Ga...

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Leaving IT to pursue Football Coaching

I have made mistakes, but I won't make the same mistakes again. I'll make new mistakes, and I'll learn from them Jose Mourinho  For Rahul, the words by Jose struck chords. Growing up in a foo...

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Late bloomers in football

"I don’t understand how people judge a sixteen-year old’s capability of becoming a professional footballer. They still have at least five years of growth time. Who knows if the best is yet to arr...

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Garhwal Heroes FC launches India’s first and only college football program

Garhwal Heroes Football Club (GHFC), the Delhi-based professional football club, is starting India’s first and only college football program.  The program will be offered in partnership wit...

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Celebrating Chandigarh’s largest football league

It was 2012. The team at enJogo-Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools (BBFS) was expanding operations after starting centers in Delhi. Chandigarh was the next stop to open the non-residential academies. ...

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