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MYAS announces the National Sports Awards 2024, and as expected, many big names are set to get the rewards of their hard work.
The Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports on Thursday announced the National Sports Awards 2024. As expected, some of the big names who performed exceptionally well in 2024 have deservedly earned recognition and will receive awards from the President of India.
Among them, Manu Bhaker came into the spotlight when she opened India’s medal tally in the Olympics 2024, securing third place in the Women’s Individual 10m Air Pistol event, becoming the first-ever woman shooter to win an Olympic medal for India. Alongside Sarabjot Singh, she also managed to win the bronze medal in the 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team event. All her hard work is set to be rewarded.
Apart from Bhaker, there are a total of six categories in the National Sports Awards, and all the awardees are set to receive their awards from President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan on January 17, 2025. Take a look at all the categories and awardee names for the National Sports Awards 2024.
As mentioned for the Major Dhyan Chand Award, there are many notable awardees, from shooter Manu Bhaker to Harmanpreet Singh, who led India to a bronze medal in men’s hockey at the 2024 Olympics. Later, in the World Chess Championship, D. Gukesh hoisted the Indian flag by defeating China’s Ding Liren in the FIDE World Championship match in Singapore.
1 Shri Gukesh D. - Chess
2 Shri Harmanpreet Singh- Hockey
3 Shri Praveen Kumar -Para-Athletics
4 Ms. Manu Bhaker -Shooting
A total of 32 names are set to receive the Arjuna Award for their impressive 2024 performances in their respective sports. Among them are a few notable names, such as Swapnil Kusale, who etched his name in history as the first Indian shooter to clinch a medal in the 50m Rifle 3 Positions event at the Olympics and secured a bronze medal. He will receive the Arjuna Award along with Sarabjot Singh, who also clinched a bronze medal alongside Manu Bhaker in the 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team event.
1 Ms. Jyothi Yarraji -Athletics
2 Ms. Annu Rani - Athletics
3 Ms. Nitu -Boxing
4 Ms. Saweety -Boxing
5 Ms. Vantika Agrawal -Chess
6 Ms. Salima Tete -Hockey
7 Shri Abhishek -Hockey
8 Shri Sanjay -Hockey
9 Shri Jarmanpreet Singh- Hockey
10 Shri Sukhjeet Singh- Hockey
11 Ms. Preeti Pal -Para-Athletics
12 Ms. Jeevanji Deepthi- Para-Athletics
13 Shri Ajeet Singh- Para-Athletics
14 Shri Sachin Sarjerao Khilari -Para-Athletics
15 Shri Dharambir- Para-Athletics
16 Shri Pranav Soorma -Para-Athletics
17 Shri H Hokato Sema- Para-Athletics
18 Ms. Simran -Para-Athletics
19 Shri Navdeep- Para-Athletics
20 Shri Nitesh Kumar -Para-Badminton
21 Ms. Thulasimathi Murugesan -Para-Badminton
22 Ms. Nithya Sre Sumathy Sivan- Para-Badminton
23 Ms. Manisha Ramadass -Para-Badminton
24 Shri Rakesh Kumar -Para-Archery
25 Shri Kapil Parmar -Para-Judo
26 Ms. Mona Agarwal -Para-Shooting
27 Ms. Rubina Francis -Para-Shooting
28 Shri Swapnil Suresh Kusale -Shooting
29 Shri Sarabjot Singh -Shooting
30 Shri Abhay Singh -Squash
31 Shri Sajan Prakash -Swimming
32 Shri Aman -Wrestling
In the Arjuna Award Lifetime Category, one of the biggest names set to receive the award is Murlikant Petkar, 80, who won India’s first-ever Paralympic gold medal at the 1972 Heidelberg Games in Germany.
1 Shri Sucha Singh -Athletics
2 Shri Murlikant Rajaram Petkar -Para-Swimming
1 Shri Subhash Rana - Para-Shooting
2 Ms. Deepali Deshpande - Shooting
3 Shri Sandeep Sangwan -Hockey
1 Shri S Muralidharan - Badminton
2 Shri Armando Agnelo Colaco - Football
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