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Hisar, Dec. 19. The Dakshin Haryana Bijlki Vitran Nigam honoured boxer Vikas Krishan Yadav for winning gold medals in in 60 Kg weight category of boxing in the recently held Asian Games, here today in the closing ceremony of its 3rd Annual Sports Meet. Mr. K. K. Sharma, Director gave away cash prize and appreciation letter to the player. Vikas is son of Mr. Krishan Yadav, an employee with DHBVN posted at Gurgaon. Mr K. K. Sharma also gave cash prizes to the bronze medalists of second International Gold Cup Tug of War Championship Pradeep Kumar and Daljeet Singh Mor. These players are employees of DHBVNand are posted at Hisar. Mr. A. K. Jain, Director, M. B. Vashishtha and other senior officers of the Nigam were also present on the occasion. Head Office Hisar won all over championship of the 3rd Annual DHBVN Sport Meeet concluded here at Vidyut Nagar Sports Complex in a colourful programme, for the third consecutive time. The Head Office team won first positions in volleyball, wrestling, badminton and basketball and second place in table tennis and kabaddi. Ten events were conducted in the sports meet. In basketball, Head Office Hisar, Operation Circle Hisar, and Operation Circle Gurgaon remained Ist 2nd and 3rd respectively. H.O.respectively, Bhiwani and Sirsa were Ist, 2nd and 3rd respectively in volleyball. In Kabaddi, operation Hisar, HO and Bhiwani; in Tug of war, Bhiwani Faridabad and Operation Hisar; in badminton, HO, Gurgaon and Sirsa were adjudged Ist 2nd and 3rd respectively. H O and Operation Circle Hisar remained first in wrestling and athletics respectively while Operation Circle Bhiwani was second in both the events. Hockey was won by Delhi Zone and football was won by Operation Zone Hisar. Mr. K. K. Sharma gave away prizes to the winners. Applauding their sports spirit, Mr. K. K. Sharma said that Vikas Yadav, Daljeet Mor and Pradeep had brought laurel to the State and the Nation by displaying marvelous performance. Earlier, Mr. A. K. Jain Director and Chairman Organising Committee welcomed the chief guest and the players. Director, Mr. M. B. Vashishtha, Advisor and other senior officers of DHBVN were also present on the occasion. DHBVN Family Games were also be organized, simultaneously, in which members of about 1200 families of DHBVN’s employees, including 1100 families from Vidyut Nagar Hisar, participated in over a dozen events. Entertaining sports events for children, women and youth were organized in the family games. Head Office Hisar with over all Trophy DHBVN Director honoured Vikas Yadav Head Office team won first positions in volleyball .

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