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New Delhi: National Sports Awardees who could not receive their awards from the President of India earlier received the same along with citations from  Union Minister of Youth Affairs & Sports  Anurag Singh Thakur at his residence today. ---Advertisement--- ---Advertisement--- The citations and trophy were handed over at a small gathering today where Indian Shooter Anjum […]

New Delhi: National Sports Awardees who could not receive their awards from the President of India earlier received the same along with citations from  Union Minister of Youth Affairs & Sports  Anurag Singh Thakur at his residence today. 

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The citations and trophy were handed over at a small gathering today where Indian Shooter Anjum Moudgil (Arjuna Award), Hockey coach Sarpal Singh (Dronacharya Award) and family members of late Tennis coach Naresh Kumar (Dronacharya Award) collected their awards.

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While Anjum received her 2019 Arjuna award, Hockey coach Sarpal Singh received his 2021 Dronacharya award. Meanwhile, on behalf of the Late Naresh Kumar, his granddaughter, Shivanie Mirchandani received her grandfather’s 2020 Dronacharya award from the Hon’ble Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports Anurag Singh Thakur.

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First published on: May 18, 2023 08:03 PM IST


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