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Hockey Maharashtra Elects New Executive Committee; Manoj Bhore Elected As Secretary General

Pune, 28 September: Hockey Maharashtra elected its new Executive Committee for the 2026–2030 term, with Manoj Bhore appointed as Secretary General, at the Annual General Meeting and elections held at Orchid Hotel , Regal Hall, Pune, on Sunday. The new Executive Committee will be led by President Krishna Prakash, along with three Vice Presidents and other office-bearers and executive committee…

Hockey Maharashtra Elects New Executive Committee; Manoj Bhore Elected As Secretary General

On 27 September 2026, Hockey Maharashtra held its Annual General Meeting and elections in Pune, appointing a new Executive Committee for the 2026-2030 term. Manoj Bhore was elected as Secretary General. The meeting was chaired by President Krishna Prakash and witnessed by Dr Pradeep Khandre, representing the Maharashtra Olympic Association.

The committee includes experienced former international and Olympian athletes in key roles. Chief among them is Ramesh Pillay as Chairman of High Performance and Grassroots Development, Ajit Lakra as Head of the Selection Committee, Vikram Pillay as Chairman of the Coaching Committee, Helen Mary as Convenor, and Sagar Singh Thakur as Level 4 Coach Convener.

The election process adhered to the Sports Governance Act 2025 and Hockey Maharashtra's Bye-Laws and Election Rules.

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