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Tata Steel Divests Jamshedpur FC for Rs 100, Exits Indian Super League

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Tata Steel has sold Jamshedpur Football Club for a symbolic price of just Rs 100, marking the company's exit from the Indian Super League. The club was backed by the Tata Football Academy, which was founded in Jamshedpur in 1987. Over its years of operation, the academy has trained more than 300 football cadets. The divestment signals a strategic withdrawal by Tata Steel from professional football ownership in India.

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