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Demonetisation forces Air India to skip Bombay Gold Cup in Mumbai

<p>Demonetisation drive forces country's leading hockey outfit, Air India, to skip prestigious Bombay Gold Cup beginning in the city from Monday</p>

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Members of the Air India team pose after winning the Guru Tej Bahadur Gold Cup hockey tournament in Mumbai last year

Members of the Air India team pose after winning the Guru Tej Bahadur Gold Cup hockey tournament in Mumbai last year

Members of the Air India team pose after winning the Guru Tej Bahadur Gold Cup hockey tournament in Mumbai last year
Members of the Air India team pose after winning the Guru Tej Bahadur Gold Cup hockey tournament in Mumbai last year

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's demonetisation drive has taken its toll on one of India's leading hockey teams - Air India. The prominent hockey outfit has decided against participating in the Mumbai Hockey Association Ltd-organised 51st All India Bombay Gold Cup tournament beginning at the MHAL-Mahindra Stadium from Monday (November 28) due to the new regulations, limiting the withdrawal of daily cash.

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