A week after Hindustan Times did a series of stories on the multiple problems surrounding the Delhi Soccer Association (DSA), including the lack of transparency, the state body on Monday announced that they will hold the general body elections on November 19.
The DSA held its managing committee meeting on Monday and, among other things, declared the date for the elections.
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The DSA also extended the date for various clubs to get registered under the Societies Act to become legal entities to October 22.
“This will be the last opportunity for clubs to get themselves registered. We are doing this for transparency,” DSA vice-president NK Bhatia told Hindustan Times.
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Big plans for Delhi United FC
Local football club Delhi United FC announced their strategic goals and visions for the future here on Monday. The team, which got new owners in June, have big plans ahead, which include launching their own football academy and also partnering a foreign football club, preferably from Bundesliga.
“We are looking forward to partner a top European club by January 2018,” Delhi United president Shaji Prabhakaran told reporters.
{{/usCountry}}“We are looking forward to partner a top European club by January 2018,” Delhi United president Shaji Prabhakaran told reporters.
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