Autobiography of indian sportspersonship

Price: Rs His autobiography tells the tale of how Milka witnessed most of his family being killed in the violence that followed the India-Pakistan partition, and how he spent his formative years living in a refugee camp in Purana Quila with his sister. The book veers into how Singh was introduced to athletics during his posting at Secundrabad and discovered his true calling, which earned him a gold medal at the commonwealth games, and a part in several Olympic games.

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His prowess in the game, including the victory of the ICC World Cup, made him a true contender, until misfortune truck the young cricketer when he was diagnosed with cancer. Her aim was not for fame and fortune, but to lift her family out of poverty and give them a better life. The book talks about the hurdles she faced not only as a woman in the largely male dominated world of boxing, but also as a North-easterner.

She had the last laugh of course, the day she won the bronze medal at the Olympics, emerging a true winner. Currently ranking No. It tells the tale of Bindra's journey to becoming the first Indian to strike world championship gold and the first Indian to win an individual Olympic gold. It tells the tale of a man who became a legend in his own lifetime.

The book talks about how this son of the soil won the hearts of the Indian masses with his true grit, flair and adventurous spirit.