Bhopal: Minister of Chief Madhya Pradesh Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Tuesday turned the Indian Women’s Hockey Team and handed over the RS 31 Lakh check in recognition of their extraordinary performance at the Tokyo Olympics.
The Indian women’s team has finished the fourth at the Olympics after losing to England with a bronze compatibility of the play-off medal.
Read Alsomadhya Pradesh Cm Chouhan announced the construction of the Word Stadium Hockey stage Pradesh Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Tuesday announced the construction of the “World Class Hockey Stadium” in the state, respected the player’s hockey team who participated in the Tokyo Olympics.Chouts hosted the entire team For lunch at his residence this afternoon to respect their historical performances in Tokyo.
The minister’s chairman said that “the Indian women’s hockey team has provided an extraordinary performance at the Tokyo Olympics.
These young women win the hearts of people in the country.
In the next Olympics, they will win a gold medal.” Happy to feel honored and annoyed all members of the National Women’s team @ThockeyIndia.
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https://t.co/60GFJDiJli- Shivraj Singh Chouhan (@ChoubuhShivraj) 1632820515000HE also says that team members show great courage and skills in the Olympics and this has raised better performance expectations in future competition.
Chouhan presents a replica of Sanchi Stupa for each team member as a memento.
He also served mementos to Tustar Khandekar, assistant coach of the Indian team.
The players were made of RS 31 Lac in Minto Hall here.
“Bhopal is a hockey nursery and we will continue to take sports ahead,” Minister said in the release.
“The Madhya Pradesh government will contribute the required in the national match.
Hockey is our lives, and we will build a world-class hockey stadium in the land of Madhya Pradesh.
We will not leave the stone missed to encourage any sport.” Thanking CM, Rani Rampal, Captain of the Indian Women’s Hockey Team, said: “Love and affection and your encouragement for women is a message to other countries that we must encourage women to play sports in this country.”