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In pics: The inspirational journey of the Flying Sikh

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Updated At : 07:13 AM Jun 19, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, June 19

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The legend of Milkha Singh is one of the most inspiring stories in Indian sports. Here are some rare pictures that capture the amazing journey of the legend who rightly earned the sobriquet of the Flying Sikh.

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25-year-old Milkha Singh with Dhyan Chand (R) and Dara Singh (L). This photograph of the three legendary sportspersons was taken in 1955-56. The then Punjab CM Pratap Singh Kairon and his Minister Teer invited them to his residence in Delhi where it was clicked. Later, it was presented to the Milkha family.

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