'India will overcome': AFI reacts to global body's 'high-risk' doping tag

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India has been placed in the highest doping risk category by the Athletics Integrity Unit after recording the most violations. The Athletics Federation of India now faces stricter testing rules. Accepting the decision, AFI said, “With continued collaboration… India will overcome the challenge,” while working with National Anti-Doping Agency to improve systems and curb doping.

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