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Tikken Singh is an Indian field hockey player.^[1] He competed at the 1986 Asian Games in Seoul, where the Indian team won the bronze medal. He is from the state of Manipur.^[2]^[3]^[4]

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^ "TIKKEN SINGH". FIH. Retrieved 21 November 2021.
^ Judge, Shahid (11 August 2016). "Manipuri boys Chinglensana Singh, Kothajit Singh enjoy rare moment in the sun". The Indian Express.
^ Gupta, Shekhar (15 May 1984). "Indian hockey team braces up for Los Angeles Olympics". India Today.
^ Barua, Suhrid (26 July 2016). "Rio Olympics 2016: Manipur elated at Sushila Chanu's elevation to India women's hockey team captain". Sportskeeda.

v t e India squad – 1986 Asian Games – Bronze medal
1 Abdul Aziz 2 Jagdeep Singh Gill 3 Rajinder Singh Rawat 4 Mohammed Shahid 5 Vineet Kumar Sharma 6 Balwinder Singh 7 Hardeep Singh 8 Jagbir Singh 9 Mohinder Pal Singh 10 Nilakomol Singh 11 Pargat Singh 12 Ram Prakash Singh 13 Thoiba Singh 14 Tikken Singh 15 M. M. Somaya 16 B. K. Subramani

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