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Pushpa Sahu (b.2008) is an Indian Futsal player from Panchgram Township of Hailakandi District, Assam. Her father is Kapil Sahu, mother's name is Taramoni Sahu. She wss in the probable list for National Women's Futsal team of AIFF.^[1] Later she selected for the Women's National Futsal team of India for their first ever international match and tournament. Earlier Pushpa Sahu started her carrier under India Soccer Futsal Federation and participated in International Asian Futsal Youth Championship at Pokhara, Nepal which was held from 28th to 30th July 2024.

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^ "Training camp for AFC Women's Futsal Asian Cup to start in Bhavnagar from December 15". www.the-aiff.com.

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