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‘There Are Fair And Equal Opportunities For All’: Hockey Coach Rajeshwari Credits PM Modi’s Support For Para Sports
Rajeshwari said support for sport had extended to essential facilities for athletes, including food, accommodation and equipment, helping players prepare for international assignments.
“PM Narendra Modi sir is supporting sports immensely. They are also providing food, accommodation, and equipment,” Rajeshwari told IANS.
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