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Army welcomes its rowers who won medals at Asian Games
Published : Aug 26, 2018, 3:32 pm IST
Updated : Aug 26, 2018, 3:32 pm IST
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Indian Army gives warm welcome to rowing contingent
Indian Army gives warm welcome to rowing contingent

The Army has lauded its rowers who made the country proud by clinching three medals at the ongoing Asian Games in Indonesia...

The Army has lauded its rowers who made the country proud by clinching three medals at the ongoing Asian Games in Indonesia. The rowers arrived at the international airport here in the wee hours today and were accorded a warm welcome by the Army personnel. The players later left for Pune, where they are being trained at the Army Rowing Node located in the College of Military Engineering, an official said. The Army oarsmen bagged one gold and two bronze medals at the Asian Games.

Army welcomes its rowers who won medals at Asian GamesArmy welcomes its rowers who won medals at Asian Games

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The gold medal winning quartet included Subedar Sawarn Singh (Olympian - London Olympics 2012), Havildar Bhokanal Dattu (Olympian - Rio Olympics 2016), Havildar Om Prakash and Sapper Sukhmeet Singh, who won the Quadruple Sculls event. Naib Subedar Dushyant Chauhan won bronze in the Lightweight Men's Single Sculls event, while Sapper Bhagwan Singh and Sapper Rohit Kumar won bronze in the Lightweight Men's Double Sculls event.

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