
Salima Tete
Salima Tete, born on December 27, 2001, in Simdega, Jharkhand, is a prominent figure in Indian women's hockey. She captained the national team to victory at the Women's Asian Champions Trophy in 2024 and was awarded the Arjuna Award for her exceptional performance, solidifying her leadership role in promoting women's hockey in India.
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Captain Salima Tete, 24, grew up in Barkichapar, a small tribal village in Jharkhand, learning hockey with bamboo sticks her father made.
Why gold is within reach for India's women hockey teamBBC·
United Kingdom· 2026-09-15
Salima Tete attempted a shot following Sunelita Toppo's impressive play on the left wing.
Deepika scores decisive goal as India beat Germany in Women's FIH Pro League | Hockey NewsThe Times of India·
India· 2025-02-22
Salima Tete solidified her status as a key figure in Indian women's hockey, having entered 2024 as the team's new leader.
TOISA 2024: Hockey stars nominated for top honours | More sports NewsThe Times of India·
India· 2025-02-17











