Chandigarh: Minister of School Education Punjab Vijay Minder Singla on Sunday said the state government has changed the numbers of ten schools after the team players of the Winner of the Olympic Medal from the country.
Singla said the Chairman of the Minister Amarinder Singh had given approval to change the name of the school after the names of various players from Punjab who were part of the Indian men’s hockey team troops who won a bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics.
Safe! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see the results of the minister say the government of the government (GSSS), Mithapur, Jalandhar has been crowned after the Hockey team captain Singh.
He said the school would now be known as the Olympian Manpreen Singh Summent Suswa Middle School, Mithapur.
Singla said GSSS, Timmowal in Amritsar was named after Deputy captain Harmanpreet Singh who was the top scorer at the Olympics with six goals.
He said the school would now be known as Olympian Harmanpreet Singh GSSS, Timmowal.
Government Elementary School, Mithapur, Jalandhar has been crowned as Olympian Mandeep Singh, he said in an official statement.
Other schools renamed GSSS Attari, Amritsar, who will now be known as Olympian Shamsher Singh Summent Scanent Schoor, Attari after the name of the midfielder.
The Cabinet Minister said the Government Secondary School, (basic girls), Faridkot was named the Olympic Government of Rupindalpal Singh.
Government Middle School.
Khusropur, Jalandhar has been crowned after Olympian Hardik Singh while the Khalihara government elementary school, Amritsar was named the Gurjant Singh Olympics.
Government High School, Chahal Kalan, Gurdaspur has been crowned the SIMRanjit Singh Olympics High School Chahal Kalan, Gurdaspur.
Singla said there was a Punjab gold contribution in the field of Indian sports and had sent the second largest contingent (after Haryana) at the Olympics in the country as 20 sportsmen from Punjab.
In particular, the Indian men’s hockey team rewrote history by claiming the Olympic medal after 41 years.
The Indian team strictly beat German 5-4 plucky to win the Bronze in the play-off edge of the chair at the Tokyo Olympics.
The former gold winner eight times, who fought against a heartbreaking decline in the past four decades, made the resurrection in the past few years taken into account the best way with the Olympic medal.