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Delhi Government To Give Rupees 14 Lakh To Table Tennis Gold Medalist MANIKA BATRA

Darpan News Desk IANS, 10 Apr, 2018 12:20 PM
    Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today said the Delhi government will give Rupees 14 lakh to paddler Manika Batra for winning a gold medal in table tennis at the Commonwealth Games 2018 in Australia.
     
     
    He announced in the Delhi assembly that the reward will be given to Ms Batra under the sports policy of the government.
     
     
    "The Delhi government will give Rs. 14 lakh to Manika Batra," the deputy chief minister told the House.
     
     
    Under the policy, Rs. 14 lakh is given to a CWG gold medal winner, while Rs. 10 lakh is given to silver medal winner, Mr Sisodia said.
     
     
    He said Rs. 6 lakh is given for winning bronze medal at Commonwealth Games. Speaker Ram Niwas Goel and other legislators congratulated Ms Batra for winning the gold medal.
     
     
    On Sunday, Ms Batra inspired India to a historic gold medal with her stunning singles victories in Table Tennis, fashioning an unthinkable 3-1 win over formidable Singapore in the final of the women's team event at the Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast.

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