Anti doping
Asian Games Medallist Manju Bala Handed Five-year Ban For Doping Violation
Manju, one of India’s most experienced throwers, was found guilty of using dehydrochloromethyl-testosterone (an anabolic steroid) and SARMS LGD-4033 (ligandrol) — both prohibited under the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code.
Her failed test was made public by NADA in September 2024, and the ADDP’s ruling, issued in October 2025, confirmed her suspension.
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IOA Puts Forth Mission 2036 With The Aim Of Powering Sports In India, Bringing Olympics To Country
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IPC Athletes' Forum 2025 Concludes With Focus On Athletes Well-being, Overall Development
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NADA Hosts WADA’s Global Anti-Doping Intelligence & Investigations Network Workshop
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Sinner Wins In Return From Doping Ban At ATP Italian Open
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NADA Panel Bans Distance Runners Hemraj, Anjali For Failed Dope Tests
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Max Purcell Accepts 18-month Doping Ban After Admitting To Breach
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