Jugjet Singh Randhawa, a Sports Journalist with the New Straits Times.
My main beat is field hockey, so this blog will have stories that I have written for the NST, as well as hockey news from around the globe.
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The Blogger at the top of the 4,095m Mount Kinabalu in Sabah on June 13, 2008. This was the second climb. The first was in 1993.
TBSS was established in 1924, and this blogger studied there from 1981-1987.
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The Blogger at the top of the 4,095m Mount Kinabalu in Sabah on June 13, 2008. This was the second climb. The first was in 1993.
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- Jugjet Singh
- Sports Journalist with the New Straits Times since 1994. My main beat is field hockey, so this blog will have stories that I have written for the NST, as well as hockey news from around the globe. There will be regular updates. I was also the Secretary General of the National Press Club, Malaysia for three terms (six years).
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- Women face uphill task in Jakarta
- Cash prizes for winners and record breakers
- Param: Gold not beyond reach
- Ganeshwaran stamps his mark
- IC poser for Geevaraj
- Aiming for three more golds
- Get on with it, warn NSC
- Bolder and better
- Aussies and Kiwis book RM5m Games tickets
- Poor KL may pull out
- Asum: Forget the golds, just go for medals
- Put it in writing, say KL Council
- Perodua pledge 67 vans to Sukom
- Bigger task ahead, says Minister
- NSC project bearing fruit
- Training review will see some athletes dropped
- Gross injustice to expect medals
- A lashing from NSC
- SMS are pride of Selangor
- Junior cagers get tall order
- Tigers tipped to wrest title from Eagles
- Baldwin confident Eagles will win
- Tigers outclass Red Eagles for title
- Tigers face tough job
- Tigers go home RM10,000 richer
- Maba Tall Talent search appear to bear fruit
- Ali keeps lead with 73
- Ali bags RM22,000 top prize
- Wong pips Tan to the fifth leg title
- Westwood strikes it right
- Faizal tames tricky Perangsang to lead
- Farif takes one-stroke lead into final round
- Paizal wins sudden-death
- MGA bring game to laymen
- Indians not keen to host Malaysians
- Marching on confidently
- Mahathir sparks Penang goal rush; Johor whipped
- Airil takes over lead from Sahal
- Malacca hit form to edge Sabah
- Farif emerges tops despite shooting a six-over 78
- Subri takes Terengganu closer to quarterfinals
- KL bounce back to march into s-finals
- Biggest Sikh sporting event
- Karamjit and Roop lauded
- Four-year programme starting to bear fruit
- Selangor and Kuala Lumpur qualify for final
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Tunku Besar Secondary School, Tampin.
TBSS was established in 1924, and this blogger studied there from 1981-1987.