Doping among minors biggest concern in India
The New Indian Express|November 15, 2024
IMAGINE this. An athlete barely in his or her teens and he or she has started doping.
INDRANEEL DAS

In other words, at a stage when they develop physically and mentally, they are exposed to substances that can hamper growth. What must be distressing is that 14, 15 and 16-year-old athletes figure on the National Anti-Doping Agency's 'list of ineligible athletes'. Doping in the grassroots is indeed a worrying trend.

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Doping among minors biggest concern in India

IMAGINE this. An athlete barely in his or her teens and he or she has started doping.

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