Recently Vita Dani has become the first Indian to join the International Table Tennis Federation

Recently Vita Dani has become the first Indian to join the International Table Tennis Federation

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Category : Appointment/Resignation Published on: December 26 2023

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Vita Dani has become the first Indian to join the International Table Tennis Federation in December 2023.
Vita Dani is an entrepreneur involved in sports philanthropy.
Vita Dani has become the first Indian to join the International Table Tennis Federation as a steering committee member.
This foundation was established by ITTF in 2018 to attract more people towards the sport.
Vita and his organization (Dani Foundation) have played a big role in shaping the upward trajectory of Indian table tennis.
She is also the co-owner of Chennaiyin Football Club, which is involved in the Indian Super League.
The International Table Tennis Federation was established in the year 1926.
Its headquarters is located in Lausanne, Switzerland.

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