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Rank 135
Despite not playing a single international in both September and October, India’s FIFA ranking has improved by three places. According to the November rankings, India are placed joint 135th along with Africa’s Equatorial Guinea and Asia's Myanmar.

You Can't Join
In a key decision taken by the Dempo management, the club has refused to release two (Sameer Naik and Mahesh Gawli) of their players to the national camp despite the All India Football Federation (AIFF) dishing out a letter over the same over the last few days.

A Ronaldo Case
While Real Madrid were hesitant to release an injured Cristiano Ronaldo for the crucial 2010 World Cup play-offs for Portugal, there seems to be a similar case in India with Mahesh Gawli and Sameer Naik being advised to recover from their injuries and thereafter join the India camp...

Four More
Jeje Lalpekhlua, Lalrindrika Ralte, Gurpreet Singh Sandhu and Subodh Kumar shall join the India U-23 camp after returning from the India U-19 duty, according to coach Sukhwinder Singh

Four More Players Called Up
Four more players have been called up to the India senior and U-23 team camps, learns Goal.com, as Mohun Bagan's James Singh and Manish Mathani, and the Mahindra duo of D.Ravanan and Debabrata Roy, get the nod...

Know Your Stars!
Indian football is on the up, and there's no proof as strong as a quality bunch of young Indian footballers. Goal.com's Atishay Agarwal brings to your notice some of them, who have dazzled in the I-League so far...

Motorcycle Diaries!
JCT's in-form striker Balwant Singh has been called up for the upcoming SAFF Cup, as part of an India U-23 side. He mentioned that he missed the national camp prior to the Barcelona tour because of a bike accident a day before the team left...
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