By A Staff Reporter
New Delhi: Indian hockey captain Harmanpreet Singh has described being listed for the prestigious Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award as the "biggest recognition" of his life. The star drag-flicker, who has played a pivotal role in India's recent successes in hockey, expressed his happiness and gratitude while reflecting on his journey.
“(It's the) biggest recognition of my life. It's a big achievement for me. I am really very happy. I think it's the best part of my life that I am getting such a huge award and recognition,” Singh said in an emotional statement.
Harmanpreet, who has been a cornerstone of the Indian hockey team, spoke about the challenges and lessons from his career. “Throughout my journey I have learnt a lot. I have seen a lot of ups and downs, including wins and losses. But I think you only learn from those experiences,” he remarked.
He emphasized his growth-oriented mindset and dedication to self-improvement. “From day one, my mindset has been how to improve myself,” he added.
The Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award is the highest sporting honor in India, recognizing exceptional achievements in sports. Harmanpreet’s consistent performances and leadership have been instrumental in elevating Indian hockey to new heights.
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