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Tata Trusts ties up with Bovelander for hockey academy
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11 Feb 2016 Tata Trusts-Bovelander tie up for academy
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11 Feb 2016 Tata trusts-bovelander tie-up for academy
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11 Feb 2016 Tata Trusts to start hockey academy in Jamshedpur
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11 Feb 2016 Tata hockey academy in Steel City soon
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Tata Trusts to start hockey academy in Jamshedpur
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/sports/tata-trusts-to-start-hockey-academy-in-jamshedpur/articleshow/50933920.cms
With a view to help India rediscover its glory days in hockey, philanthropic organisation Tata Trusts has partnered with Dutch great
Floris Jan Bovelander to set up a world class hockey academy in Jamshedpur.
"Tata Trusts aims to bring back the erstwhile glory of Indian field hockey through professionalising grass-root level hockey and
bringing the global best to train domestic coaches," said a media release here today.
The Tata Trusts' project, in partnership with Bovelander and Bovelander B V (founded by the Dutch Olympian) and One Million
Hockey Legs, Netherlands, "will touch 50,000 school boys and girls and aims at generating 200 high quality players at the end of a
three year period," the release said.
"Setting up a world-class Tata Hockey Academy "will create the necessary institutional structure to continue to nurture Indian talent
for hockey leagues and international tournaments," the release added.
"At the Trusts we view sports as a vehicle for social change. Often we look at all the developing sector as a supply driven area but
sports is on the contrary generating demand which unites people. It is indeed a great honour to partner with a legend of the sport,"
said R Venkataramanan, Executive Trustee, Tata Trusts.
"We are currently working with a lot of schools around Jharkhand and across the country in more traditional areas such as health
and education and hope to enhance our programmes with what this partnership has to offer," he added.
Tata Trusts are also developing a school hockey programme focusing on building training aptitude of coaches through
comprehensive training by international experts and coaches.
Within a span of three years, One Million Hockey Legs will provide the technical expertise to train 50,000 school boys and gir ls in
hockey to raise overall expertise of players at the preliminary level, the release said.
"This initiative will promote hockey and sustain the helm of hockey as a national sport in India. We aim to train from the grass root
level and our goal is to reach the million hockey legs in the 2018 World Cup which is scheduled to take place in India," said
Bovelander.
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Tata Trusts to start hockey academy in Jamshedpur
http://www.business-standard.com/article/pti-stories/tata-trusts-to-start-hockey-academy-in-jamshedpur-116021000926_1.html
With a view to help India rediscover its glory days in hockey, philanthropic organisation Tata Trusts has partnered with Dutch great
Floris Jan Bovelander to set up a world class hockey academy in Jamshedpur.
"Tata Trusts aims to bring back the erstwhile glory of Indian field hockey through professionalising grass-root level hockey and
bringing the global best to train domestic coaches," said a media release here today.
The Tata Trusts' project, in partnership with Bovelander and Bovelander B V (founded by the Dutch Olympian) and One Million
Hockey Legs, Netherlands, "will touch 50,000 school boys and girls and aims at generating 200 high quality players at the end of a
three year period," the release said.
"Setting up a world-class Tata Hockey Academy "will create the necessary institutional structure to continue to nurture Indian talent
for hockey leagues and international tournaments," the release added.
"At the Trusts we view sports as a vehicle for social change. Often we look at all the developing sector as a supply driven area but
sports is on the contrary generating demand which unites people. It is indeed a great honour to partner with a legend of the sport,"
said R Venkataramanan, Executive Trustee, Tata Trusts.
"We are currently working with a lot of schools around Jharkhand and across the country in more traditional areas such as health
and education and hope to enhance our programmes with what this partnership has to offer," he added.
Tata Trusts are also developing a school hockey programme focusing on building training aptitude of coaches through
comprehensive training by international experts and coaches.
Within a span of three years, One Million Hockey Legs will provide the technical expertise to train 50,000 school boys and gi rls in
hockey to raise overall expertise of players at the preliminary level, the release said.
"This initiative will promote hockey and sustain the helm of hockey as a national sport in India. We aim to train from the grass root
level and our goal is to reach the million hockey legs in the 2018 World Cup which is scheduled to take place in India," said
Bovelander.
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Publication: The Times of India Edition: Online Web
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Tata Trusts to start hockey academy in Jamshedpur
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/hockey/top-stories/Tata-Trusts-to-start-hockey-academy-in-Jamshedpur/articleshow/50933795.cms
With a view to help India rediscover its glory days in hockey, philanthropic organisation Tata Trusts has partnered with Dutch great
Floris Jan Bovelander to set up a world class hockey academy in Jamshedpur.
"Tata Trusts aims to bring back the erstwhile glory of Indian field hockey through professionalising grass-root level hockey and
bringing the global best to train domestic coaches," said a media release on Wednesday.
The Tata Trusts' project, in partnership with Bovelander and Bovelander B V (founded by the Dutch Olympian) and One Million
Hockey Legs, Netherlands, "will touch 50,000 school boys and girls and aims at generating 200 high quality players at the end of a
three year period," the release said.
"Setting up a world-class Tata Hockey Academy "will create the necessary institutional structure to continue to nurture Indian talent
for hockey leagues and international tournaments," the release added.
"At the Trusts we view sports as a vehicle for social change. Often we look at all the developing sector as a supply driven area but
sports is on the contrary generating demand which unites people. It is indeed a great honour to partner with a legend of the sport,"
said R Venkataramanan, Executive Trustee, Tata Trusts.
"We are currently working with a lot of schools around Jharkhand and across the country in more traditional areas such as health
and education and hope to enhance our programmes with what this partnership has to offer," he added.
Tata Trusts are also developing a school hockey programme focusing on building training aptitude of coaches through
comprehensive training by international experts and coaches.
Within a span of three years, One Million Hockey Legs will provide the technical expertise to train 50,000 school boys and girls in
hockey to raise overall expertise of players at the preliminary level, the release said.
"This initiative will promote hockey and sustain the helm of hockey as a national sport in India. We aim to train from the grass root
level and our goal is to reach the million hockey legs in the 2018 World Cup which is scheduled to take place in India," said
Bovelander.
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Publication: The Times of India Edition: Online Web
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Tata hockey academy in Steel City soon
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/jamshedpur/Tata-hockey-academy-in-Steel-City-soon/articleshow/50940943.cms
Tata Trusts has partnered with Bovelander and Bovelander B V and One Million Hockey Legs, Netherlands, to promote hockey as
a culture and tradition, and galvanize the sport through professionalization of grassroot level hockey in the country.
"It is indeed a great honour to partner with a legend of the sport," said R Venkataramanan, executive trustee, Tata Trusts on
Wednesday following the formal MoU agreement in Mumbai.
Tata Trusts are instituting a Tata hockey academy in the Steel city and developing a school hockey programme which will focus on
building training aptitude of coaches by international experts with school level hockey programs covering approximately 50,000
school children across 200 school teams.
"Within three years, One Million Hockey Legs will provide the technical expertise to train 50,000 school boys and girls in hockey to
raise overall expertise of players at the preliminary level," said Tata Trusts.
International coaches will be brought in to train their domestic equivalence for quality training, exercise schedules and player
motivation. Annual exposure visits will be arranged for coaches to understand the Dutch model inculcating best practices into the
quality of coaching provided at the proposed Academy.
"This initiative will promote hockey and sustain the helm of hockey as a national sport in India. We aim to train from the grass root
level and our goal is to reach the million hockey legs in the 2018 World Cup which is scheduled to take place in India," said Floris
Jan Bovelander, Olympic and World Hockey Champion.
Bovelander, who is assistant coach to the Dutch national team and member of the Executive Board of One Million Hockey Legs,
said sports has an immense impact on the minds and the endeavor is to impart true sportsmanship as well as the art of winning
and losing, a philanthropic organization that works towards the holistic advancement of communities in India, Tatas presently run
Tata Archery Academy, Tata Football Academy and Tata Athletics Academy in the city.
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Publication: The Hindu Edition: Online Web
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Tata Trusts-Bovelander tie-up for academy
http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-sports/tata-trustsbovelander-tieup-for-academy/article8220560.ece
Tata Trusts and Bovelander & Bovelander B.V, One Million Hockey Legs, Netherlands tied up for establishing a hockey academy in
Jamshedpur.
As part of the project is the development of a school programme to focus on training coaches by international experts.
Bovelander and Bovelander B.V is founded by Dutch hockey Olympian, Floris Jan Bovelander. He is also on the executive board of
One Million Hockey Legs, whose mission is to increase the number of children and adults playing hockey and introduce the sport to
children.
The partnership will also extend to inter-school events and competitions to build competitive spirit and nurture talented youngsters,
with school-level hockey programmes covering approximately 50,000 school children across 200 school teams.
In three years, One Million Hockey Legs will provide the technical expertise to train 50,000 school boys and girls.
International coaches will give training, exercise schedules and player motivation to domestic coaches, besides annual exposure
visits will be arranged for coaches to understand the Dutch hockey model, inculcating those techniques into coaching to be
provided at the Jamshedpur academy.
Tata Trusts Executive Trustee, R. Venkataraman, said: "The Trusts we view sports as a vehicle for social change. Often we look at
all the developing sector as a supply driven area but sports is on the contrary generating demand which unites people. It is indeed
a great honour to partner with a legend of the sport."
Boverlander said: "This initiative will sustain hockey in India. We aim to train from the grassroots level and our goal is to reach the
million hockey legs in the 2018 World Cup which is scheduled to take place in India."
He is currently assistant coach to the Netherlands national team.
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Publication: Nyoooz Edition: Online Web
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Tata hockey academy in Steel City soon
http://www.nyoooz.com/jamshedpur/352745/tata-hockey-academy-in-steel-city-soon
Tata Trusts has partnered with Bovelander and Bovelander B V and One Million Hockey Legs, Netherlands, to promote hockey as
a culture and tradition, and galvanize the sport through professionalization of grassroot level hockey in the country."It is indeed a
great honour to partner with a legend of the sport," said R Venkataramanan, executive trustee, Tata Trusts on Wednesday
following the formal MoU agreement in Mumbai.Tata Trusts are instituting a Tata hockey academy in the Steel city and developing
a school hockey programme which will focus on building training aptitude of coaches by international experts with school level
hockey programs covering approximately 50,000 school children across 200 school teams."Within three years, One Million Hockey
Legs will provide the technical expertise to train 50,000 school boys and girls in hockey to raise overall expertise of players at the
preliminary level," said Tata Trusts.International coaches will be brought in to train their domestic equivalence for quality training,
exercise schedules and player motivation. Annual exposure visits will be arranged for coaches to understand the Dutch model
inculcating best practices into the quality of coaching provided at the proposed Academy."This initiative will promote hockey and
sustain the helm of hockey as a national sport in India. We aim to train from the grass root level and our goal is to reach the million
hockey legs in the 2018 World Cup which is scheduled to take place in India," said Floris Jan Bovelander, Olympic and World
Hockey Champion.Bovelander, who is assistant coach to the Dutch national team and member of the Executive Board of One
Million Hockey Legs, said sports has an immense impact on the minds and the endeavor is to impart true sportsmanship as well as
the art of winning and losing, a philanthropic organization that works towards the holistic advancement of communities in India,
Tatas presently run Tata Archery Academy, Tata Football Academy and Tata Athletics Academy in the city..
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Publication: PTI Edition: Online Web
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Tata Trusts to start hockey academy in Jamshedpur
http://www.ptinews.com/news/7082474_Tata-Trusts-to-start-hockey-academy-in-Jamshedpur.html
With a view to help India rediscover its glory days in hockey, philanthropic organisation Tata Trusts has partnered with Dutch great
Floris Jan Bovelander to set up a world class hockey academy in Jamshedpur.
"Tata Trusts aims to bring back the erstwhile glory of Indian field hockey through professionalising grass-root level hockey and
bringing the global best to train domestic coaches," said a media release here today.
The Tata Trusts' project, in partnership with Bovelander and Bovelander B V (founded by the Dutch Olympian) and One Million
Hockey Legs, Netherlands, "will touch 50,000 school boys and girls and aims at generating 200 high quality players at the end of
a three year period," the release said.
"Setting up a world-class Tata Hockey Academy "will create the necessary institutional structure to continue to nurture Indian
talent for hockey leagues and international tournaments," the release added.
"At the Trusts we view sports as a vehicle for social change. Often we look at all the developing sector as a supply driven area but
sports is on the contrary generating demand which unites people. It is indeed a great honour to partner with a legend of the sport,"
said R Venkataramanan, Executive Trustee, Tata Trusts.
"We are currently working with a lot of schools around Jharkhand and across the country in more traditional areas such as health
and education and hope to enhance our programmes with what this partnership has to offer," he added.
Tata Trusts are also developing a school hockey programme focusing on building training aptitude of coaches through
comprehensive training by international experts and coaches.
Within a span of three years, One Million Hockey Legs will provide the technical expertise to train 50,000 school boys and girls in
hockey to raise overall expertise of players at the preliminary level, the release said.
"This initiative will promote hockey and sustain the helm of hockey as a national sport in India. We aim to train from the grass root
level and our goal is to reach the million hockey legs in the 2018 World Cup which is scheduled to take place in India," said
Bovelander.
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Publication: Cricket Country Edition: Online Web
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Tata Trusts to set up world class hockey academy in Jamshedpur
http://www.cricketcountry.com/hockey/tata-trusts-to-set-up-world-class-hockey-academy-in-jamshedpur-398177
With a view to help India rediscover its glory days in hockey, philanthropic organisation Tata Trusts has partnered with Dutch great
Floris Jan Bovelander to set up a world class hockey academy in Jamshedpur. "Tata Trusts aims to bring back the erstwhile glory
of Indian field hockey through professionalising grass-root level hockey and bringing the global best to train domestic coaches,"
said a media release today.The Tata Trusts' project, in partnership with Bovelander and Bovelander B V (founded by the Dutch
Olympian) and One Million Hockey Legs, Netherlands, "will touch 50,000 school boys and girls and aims at generating 200 high
quality players at the end of a three year period," the release said.
"Setting up a world-class Tata Hockey Academy "will create the necessary institutional structure to continue to nurture Indian talent
for hockey leagues and international tournaments," the release added."At the Trusts we view sports as a vehicle for social change.
Often we look at all the developing sector as a supply driven area but sports is on the contrary generating demand which unites
people. It is indeed a great honour to partner with a legend of the sport," said R Venkataramanan, Executive Trustee, Tata Trusts.
"We are currently working with a lot of schools around Jharkhand and across the country in more traditional areas such as health
and education and hope to enhance our programmes with what this partnership has to offer," he added. Tata Trusts are also
developing a school hockey programme focusing on building training aptitude of coaches through comprehensive training by
international experts and coaches.
Within a span of three years, One Million Hockey Legs will provide the technical expertise to train 50,000 school boys and gi rls in
hockey to raise overall expertise of players at the preliminary level, the release said. "This initiative will promote hockey and sustain
the helm of hockey as a national sport in India. We aim to train from the grass root level and our goal is to reach the million hockey
legs in the 2018 World Cup which is scheduled to take place in India," said Bovelander.
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Publication: India Today Edition: Online Web
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Tata Trusts to start hockey academy in Jamshedpur
http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/tata-trusts-to-start-hockey-academy-in-jamshedpur/1/592592.html
With a view to help India rediscover its glory days in hockey, philanthropic organisation Tata Trusts has partnered with Dutch great
Floris Jan Bovelander to set up a world class hockey academy in Jamshedpur. "Tata Trusts aims to bring back the erstwhile glory
of Indian field hockey through professionalising grass-root level hockey and bringing the global best to train domestic coaches,"
said a media release here today. The Tata Trusts project, in partnership with Bovelander and Bovelander B V (founded by the
Dutch Olympian) and One Million Hockey Legs, Netherlands, "will touch 50,000 school boys and girls and aims at generating 200
high quality players at the end of a three year period," the release said. "Setting up a world-class Tata Hockey Academy "will create
the necessary institutional structure to continue to nurture Indian talent for hockey leagues and international tournaments," the
release added. "At the Trusts we view sports as a vehicle for social change. Often we look at all the developing sector as a supply
driven area but sports is on the contrary generating demand which unites people. It is indeed a great honour to partner with a
legend of the sport," said R Venkataramanan, Executive Trustee, Tata Trusts. "We are currently working with a lot of schools
around Jharkhand and across the country in more traditional areas such as health and education and hope to enhance our
programmes with what this partnership has to offer," he added. Tata Trusts are also developing a school hockey programme
focusing on building training aptitude of coaches through comprehensive training by international experts and coaches. Within a
span of three years, One Million Hockey Legs will provide the technical expertise to train 50,000 school boys and girls in hockey to
raise overall expertise of players at the preliminary level, the release said. "This initiative will promote hockey and sustain the helm
of hockey as a national sport in India. We aim to train from the grass root level and our goal is to reach the million hockey legs in
the 2018 World Cup which is scheduled to take place in India," said Bovelander.
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Publication: Prep Sure Edition: Online Web
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Tata Trusts to start hockey academy in Jamshedpur
http://www.prepsure.com/news/tata-trusts-to-start-hockey-academy-in-jamshedpur/
With a view to help India rediscover its glory days in hockey, philanthropic organisation Tata Trusts has partnered with Dutch great
Floris Jan Bovelander to set up a world class hockey academy in Jamshedpur. "Tata Trusts aims to bring back the erstwhile glory
of Indian field hockey through professionalising grass-root level hockey and bringing the global best to train domestic coaches,"
said a media release.
The Tata Trusts' project, in partnership with Bovelander and Bovelander B V (founded by the Dutch Olympian) and One Million
Hockey Legs, Netherlands, "will touch 50,000 school boys and girls and aims at generating 200 high quality players at the end of a
three year period," the release said. "Setting up a world-class Tata Hockey Academy "will create the necessary institutional
structure to continue to nurture Indian talent for hockey leagues and international tournaments," the release added.
"At the Trusts we view sports as a vehicle for social change. Often we look at all the developing sector as a supply driven area but
sports is on the contrary generating demand which unites people. It is indeed a great honour to partner with a legend of the sport,"
said R Venkataramanan, Executive Trustee, Tata Trusts. (Also read: Tata Trusts ties up with MIT, TISS for upskilling students)
"We are currently working with a lot of schools around Jharkhand and across the country in more traditional areas such as health
and education and hope to enhance our programmes with what this partnership has to offer," he added. Tata Trusts are also
developing a school hockey programme focusing on building training aptitude of coaches through comprehensive training by
international experts and coaches.
Within a span of three years, One Million Hockey Legs will provide the technical expertise to train 50,000 school boys and girls in
hockey to raise overall expertise of players at the preliminary level, the release said. "This initiative will promote hockey and sustain
the helm of hockey as a national sport in India. We aim to train from the grass root level and our goal is to reach the million hockey
legs in the 2018 World Cup which is scheduled to take place in India," said Bovelander.
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