News

FIH ropes in Hero for a four-year deal








Ranchi, Feb 9 (IANS) The International Hockey Federation (FIH) and two-wheeler major Hero MotoCorp Ltd. Saturday announced a first-of-its-kind partnership which will be spread over the next four years.

As part of the partnership, Hero MotoCorp will be the title sponsor of all FIH events held in India in the next four years. The next tournaments in India are Hockey World League Round 2 events in February, the 2013 Men's Junior World Cup, the 2014 Men's Hockey World League Final, the 2014 Champions Trophy, and the 2015 Hockey World League Final.

Pawan Munjal, managing director and chief executive officer, Hero MotoCorp, said: "We have been committed to the promotion of hockey in India since the past several years. With this new partnership with FIH, our association with hockey now enters a new and highly-exciting phase, which will bring top-class hockey closer to the fans in India."

FIH president Leandro Negre was happy with the new partnership.

"I am very pleased to continue our very successful partnership with Hero Motor Corp. India is one of hockey's most high-profile countries and we need strong support from partners such as Hero to ensure that our sport continues to thrive there. I am sure great things lie ahead for both the FIH and Hero in what promises to be an exciting four years," he said.

 
Indo Asian News Service

<< Previous Story <<
Abducted Bihar boy found murdered

 

>> Next Story >>
Rhinos first to book final berth in HIL


Latest News

Russians to get awards over meteorite response
 
Russian party wants fines on use of foreign words
 
Russia, NATO to hold anti-piracy exercise
 
Terrorists strike Dilsukhnagar for second time in 10 years
 
Terror returns to Hyderabad, 12 die in twin blasts
 
Hockey World League: Indian men escape with 3-2 win over Ireland
 
Gang-rape victim's family to get flat
 
IOC vote a wake-up call for hockey: FIH president
 
Chennai is very lucky for me: Bappi Lahiri
 
Economic census begins in Delhi
 

News Categories

India
 
North America
 
South Asia
 
Gulf-Middle East
 
South East Asia
 
South West Asia
 
Asia
 
Europe
 
Australia
 
Caribbeans
 
Africa
 
South America
 
United Nations
 
National
 
Business
 
Sports
 
Technology
 
Culture
 
Diaspora
 
Education
 
Entertainment
 
Indo-Pak
 
Incidents
 
Law
 
Religion
 
Security
 
Health
 
Lifestyle
 
Media
 
Society
 
Nature
 
Movie Review
 
Movie Snippets
 
Interview
 
Commentary
 
Articles
 
Features
 


Share:
















Advertise Contact Us Privacy Policy and Terms of Usage FAQ
Canadian Desi
© 2001 Marg eSolutions


Site designed, developed and maintained by Marg eSolutions Inc.