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Players are advised to send their entries to Organisers through mails only in all AITA tournaments. Entry through telephonic calls will not be accepted.
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for Resumption of Tennis Tournaments
Players are advised to send their entries to Organisers through mails only in all AITA tournaments. Entry through telephonic calls is not permitted.
AITA Domestic Circuit tournaments: From 1^st Jan 2021 onward, seven days tournaments (singles and doubles events) will resume and Inter-State movement will be allowed
Sumit Nagal receives wildcard for Australian Open 2021

Sania Mirza returns to WTA circuit with win in Doha with Andreja Klepac

India’s Return to Tennis journey marches on with ‘High Performance Training Camp’ for Junior Girls

Soha overcomes top seed for title at AITA Women’s Championship

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NANDINI SINGH(Rajasthan), NAMITA SETH(Uttar Pradesh), RISHABH SETHI(Delhi), ARNAV RASTOGI(Delhi), H KISHORE(Karnataka), RAMNEEK RIHAL(Chandigarh), TANYA SAXENA(Haryana), YASH SANTOSH GORE(Maharashtra), ARUSHI AGARWAL(Delhi), TEJAS KAPOOR(Delhi), SATYA KOTHIMANGLAM(Maharashtra), AJAY JOHN(Kerala), HARDYAL SINGH(Punjab), NIKHIL HOODA(Haryana), SUNIL PALAI(West Bengal), SUJIT JACOB OOMMEN(Kerala), YASHASVI SINGH(Uttar Pradesh), JEHAAN BIMAL PANJUANI(Maharashtra), RANJAN KUMAR THAKUR(Jharkhand), PARAM PANDEY(Uttar Pradesh), RAKESH KUMAR(Rajasthan), S P NIKHIL ATREYA(Karnataka), S MOHAMED RABANI(Tamil Nadu), PRABJOT SINGH SAGGU(Punjab), SHANTANU SOUMYA(Bihar), PRADEEP ROY SHARMA(Haryana), TAVISHI KAPOOR(Delhi), ABHISHEK V BENDRE(Maharashtra), RUTHVIK VASALA(Telangana), DEEPAK VISHAVKARMA(Uttar Pradesh), ANUJ KUMAR(Rajasthan), ISH SARIN(Haryana), UDAYAN AGGARWAL(Uttar Pradesh), AADITYA NARAYAN BAJPAI(Assam), ABHISHEK Y KHARE(Maharashtra), SIDHARTHA MOHAPATRA(Orissa), SUNITA D MANOHAR(Maharashtra), OISHANU NATH(Assam), GAURAV MANGLANI(Maharashtra), MANU SHARMA(Haryana), RAJA BERLIN(Tamil Nadu), DHEERAJ SHIRALIKAR(Karnataka), SHARDUL VIJAY KAMALE(Maharashtra), ANJALI LAXMAN IYER(Maharashtra), SARTHAK SHARMA(Delhi), KAPIL SACHDEVA(Haryana), SAURAV YADAV(Haryana), SANMAY CHANDRASHEKHAR HADKE(Maharashtra), ANIKET RAVI AHUJA(Maharashtra), TANISHKA SUNIL BEHR(Maharashtra), NAYAB ANJUM(West Bengal), SIDDHANT SURI(Delhi), SAGAR A(Karnataka), VIVEK TEJA SAYYAPARAJU(Delhi), JAYESH SOLANKI(Gujarat), KRRISH SAROHA(Haryana), SAMRUDDHI KANGUTKAR(Maharashtra), MOHAMMED FAHAD ANSAR(Karnataka), AARYAN SAHU(Assam), ARNAV A PATHANGE(Karnataka), SMRUTI KAMLESH DAS(Maharashtra), ASHWATH ANAND KUMAR(Tamil Nadu), SANJANA KARTHIK(Karnataka), GABRIEL FREDERICK(Tamilnadu), SARTHAK KHOSLA(Maharashtra), KRITHIN KRISHNA KRISHNA KUMAR(Kerala), RUTAM MEGHSHYAM RISALDAR(Telangana), SUMER SINGH DHATT(Punjab), ADITH R KANAKASABAI(Karnataka), LIKITH REDDY PONGULETI(Telangana), RIYA JAIN(Delhi), GOKUL M R(Maharashtra), NITYA KHIRWAR(Haryana), HARSH SINGH SISODIA(Rajasthan), UTKARSH ARORA(Delhi), ARUNAV DEKA(Assam), ARPIT SINGH DHULL(Chandigarh), NIZAR HUSSAIN(Assam), TEJ HANDA(Haryana), VEDIKA DAS(Telangana), RAHUL SHARMA(Madhya Pradesh), KAVITA TANDON(Chattisgarh), HARSHIT SADHOTRA(Jammu & Kashmir), KALP JIGARBHAI TRIVEDI(Gujarat), VITIN RATHEE(Haryana), PRATHAM DHANAWAT(Haryana), SAHIL SINHA(Assam), YASH AGARWAL(Andhra Pradesh), JAHNAVI MADAN(Delhi), SOUGANDHI SATYANAND PRABHAKAR(Karnataka), PURAB BETHALA(Karnataka), RAGHAV VERMA(Chattisgarh), TAHA MOHAMMED NAYIF A(Tamilnadu), KAVIT PRASHANT PATEL(Gujarat), SAI HITESH KONDRI(Andhra Pradesh), VISHWAA M(Tamilnadu), PRATHAMESH PRAVIN MANJREKAR(Maharashtra), ABHIRAM SHEJON NAMBIATH(Kerala), SETHURAM BASKARAN(Tamilnadu), ARIHANT (Haryana), RUDRA JATIN PANCHAL(Gujarat), ADVAYA AGARWAL(West Bengal), ROHAN DAVID RAJIV(Tamilnadu), ACHYUT BIST(Punjab), AMAN J(Tamilnadu), AMRITESH S DINAKARAN(Karnataka), SUNIL PALAI(West Bengal), JAYESH SOLANKI(Gujarat), VARINDERPAL SINGH(Punjab), KATHURIA KAVISH(Delhi), TAMMA SRI PRANAV(KARNATAKA), GALA JAY DINESH(MAHARASHTRA), VARDHAM MANASVI(KARNATAKA), DHINAKARAN ANIKA(TAMILNADU), TRIMAN KAUR(Punjab), shreyes sridhara(Karnataka), INDROBROTO CHAKRAVARTY(Bihar), charu sinha(Madhya Pradesh), PRANAV SINGH(Jharkhand), ANMOL JASPAL SINGH(PUNJAB), Neelakshi Lather(Delhi), aryan jit singh(Karnataka), Nitya KHIRWAR(Haryana), soham nag(Maharashtra), omkar vinod islampure(Maharashtra), mithun sachin dp(Tamil Nadu), Ranveer Khokhar(Uttar Pradesh), a V YAJAASVINY(Tamil Nadu),

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The All India Tennis Association (AITA) is the governing body of tennis in India. It was established in 1920 and affiliated by International Tennis Federation and Asian Tennis Federation.

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All India Tennis Association operates all of the Indian national representative tennis sides, including the India Davis Cup team, the India Billie Jean King Cup team and youth sides as well. AITA is also responsible for organising and hosting tennis tournaments within India and scheduling the home international fixtures.