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Governor fetes winners of GMI golf championship

Tribune News Service
Panchkula, Updated At : 07:46 AM Nov 25, 2024 IST
Haryana Governor Bandaru Dattatreya. File photo

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Haryana Governor Bandaru Dattatreya gave prizes to the winners of the GMI Golf Championship at Golf Course Club, Panchkula.

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The governor encouraged the winning teams by hitting a few shots. As many as 110 players, including prominent personalities from the industry, bureaucracy, and think tanks, participated in the event.

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In the championship, NET awards were given to Yogendra Sharma, Dr Sunil Sharma, Harjot Singh, Rajendra Singh, and Puneet Kapoor. The runners-up were Bhavmit Tiger, Karna Kakkar, Naunihal Singh, Virendra Sharma, and Justice Arun Monga. Among the female participants, Neelam Garg and Shagan Jain were given gross prizes. Similarly, Angad Kohli and Captain Gagandeep Singh Walia, Dilmik Lamba and Anuj Mahajan, Shiv Kumar Gupta and IAS officer Kundan, and Ankush Garg and Amit Saini were the winners in the team event award.

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