- Hockey India announces INR 12 crore prize pool for 7th Annual Awards.
- Awards recognize top players across various categories, including Player of the Year.
- Event marks 50 years since India’s 1975 Hockey World Cup victory.
Hockey India’s 7th Annual Awards 2024 promises to be a landmark event, celebrating outstanding achievements in Indian hockey. With a record prize pool of INR 12 crore, the awards will honor the finest performances from the 2024 season, across multiple categories such as Player of the Year, Goalkeeper of the Year, and Upcoming Player of the Year.
Beyond individual excellence, the ceremony will also commemorate key milestones in Indian hockey history, including the 50th anniversary of the 1975 World Cup triumph.
Indian Hockey Stars to Shine at 7th Annual Hockey India Awards 2024
The awards spotlight both seasoned professionals and rising stars, ensuring that every role on the field is acknowledged. Prestigious titles like the Balbir Singh Sr Award for Player of the Year and the Jugraj Singh and Asunta Lakra Awards for upcoming players highlight the federation’s commitment to nurturing talent.
This year’s event carries added significance as India approaches the 100th anniversary of its affiliation with the International Hockey Federation (FIH) in 2025. The awards ceremony serves as both a tribute to past achievements and an inspiration for future generations.
A total of 32 players have been nominated across eight categories, including stalwarts like Savita Punia, Harmanpreet Singh, and Hardik Singh. Their consistent performances have made a significant impact, reinforcing India’s stature in world hockey.
With the sport gaining momentum and India’s teams achieving commendable results globally, the Hockey India Annual Awards stand as a testament to the nation’s unwavering dedication to hockey. The event not only rewards excellence but also reinforces the country’s rich sporting legacy.
Hockey India’s 7th Annual Awards 2024 is more than just an awards ceremony—it’s a celebration of past glories, present achievements, and the promising future of Indian hockey.
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