Haryana's sports policy offers athletes three rewards: a substantial cash award, a prestigious Group A government position, and a plot of land. The athlete in question was recently given the ...

However, during the Paris Games back in 2024, Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat thought years of hard work had finally paid off ...

Former Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat has announced that she would build a world-class sports academy for young athletes with the Rs 4 crore prize money that she received from the Haryana government.

Vinesh Phogat, the wrestler-turned-politician, has accepted a Rs 4 crore cash prize from the Haryana government, equivalent to an Olympic silver medallist's benefits, after her disqualification ...

Wrestler-turned-politician Vinesh Phogat has hit out at trolls on social media for reportedly asking for a cash reward of Rs 4 crore from the Haryana government for her achievements at the Paris ...

Phogat received the amount as per Haryana’s top-tier sports policy, which allows athletes to choose from land, a government job, or monetary compensation. The policy offers Rs 6 crore for Olympic gold ...

Wrestler-turned-politician Vinesh Phogat has opted for a cash prize after the Haryana government recently offered to her benefits equivalent to an Olympic silver medallist, asking her to choose ...

The Haryana government had recently offered Phogat three benefits, equivalent to those extended to Olympic silver medallists.

Wrestler-turned-politician Vinesh Phogat has opted for a cash prize after the Haryana government recently offered to her benefits equivalent to an Olympic silver medallist, asking her to choose ...

The state's sports policy provides three types of benefits -- a cash prize of Rs 4 crore, an Outstanding Sportsperson (OSP) job under Group 'A' and a Haryana Shehri Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP) plot. The ...

Wrestler-turned politician Vinesh Phogat on Friday (April 11) announced that she is planning to build a world-class sports academy for young athletes with the $46 million prize money that she got from ...

The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist ...