- NEW DELHI: The number of doping offenders at the recent Kabaddi World Cup has reached 53.
India's National Anti-Doping Agency director-general Rahul Bhatnagar tells The Associated Press organization is "on the prosecution's side" and will ensure full doping compliance in all sports including athletics, which saw a number of high-profile doping cases earlier this year.
The kabaddi players caught doping are from several different countries, including Britain, the United States, Italy, Spain, Australia, Norway, Germany, Argentina, India and Pakistan.

