Dronacharya Award

Dronacharya Award

Der Dronacharya Award ist ein indischer Nationalpreis für Trainer im Bereich des Sports. Der Preis besteht aus einer Statue des Dronacharya, einer Urkunde und einem Preisgeld von 500.000 Rupien. Der Name bezieht sich auf Drona, den unbesiegbaren Lehrer der fürstlichen Helden des indischen Epos Mahabharata; als Lehrer wurde er respektvoll Dronacharya genannt.

Preisträger

Nr. Jahr Name Sportart
01 1985 O. M. Nambiar Leichtathletik
02 1985 Om Prakash Bhardwaj Boxen
03 1985 Bhalchandra Bhaskar Bhagwat Ringen
04 1986 Raghunandan Vasant Gokhle Schach
05 1986 Desh Prem Azad Cricket
06 1987 Gurcharan Singh Cricket
07 1987 Guru Hanuman Ringen
08 1990 Ramakant Achrekar Cricket
09 1990 Syed Naeemuddin Fußball
10 1990 A. Ramana Rao Volleyball
11 1994 Ilyas Babar Leichtathletik
12 1995 Karan Singh Leichtathletik
13 1995 M. Shyam Sunder Rao Volleyball
14 1996 Wilson Jones Billard & Snooker
15 1996 Pal Singh Sandhu Gewichtheben
16 1997 Joginder Singh Saini Leichtathletik
17 1998 Bahadur Singh Leichtathletik
18 1998 Hargobind Singh Sandhu Leichtathletik
19 1998 G. S. Sandhu Boxen
20 1999 Kenneth Owen Bosen Leichtathletik
21 1999 Capt. Hawa Singh Boxen
22 1999 Ajay Kumar Sirohi Gewichtheben
23 2000 S. M. Arif Badminton
24 2000 Gudial Singh Bhangu Hockey
25 2000 Phadke Gopal Pushottam Kho-Kho
26 2000 Bhupender Dhawan Gewichtheben
27 2000 Hansa Sharma Gewichtheben
28 2001 Prof. Sunny Thomas Sportschießen
29 2001 Michael Joseph Ferreira Billard & Snooker
30 2002 Renu Kohli Leichtathletik
31 2002 Jaswant Singh Leichtathletik
32 2002 M. K. Kaushik Hockey
33 2002 E. Prasad Rao Kabaddi
34 2002 Cdr. H. D. Motivala Segeln
35 2003 Robert Bobby George Leichtathletik
36 2003 Anup Kumar Boxen
37 2003 Rajinder Singh Hockey
38 2003 Sukhchain Singh Cheema Ringen
39 2004 Arvind Savur Billard & Snooker
40 2004 Sunita Sharma Cricket
Nr. Jahr Name Sportart
41 2004 Cyrus Poncha Squash
42 2004 Gurcharan Singh Boxen
43 2005 Hony. Captain M Venu Boxen
44 2005 Balwan Singh Kabaddi
45 2005 Maha Singh Rao Ringen
46 2005 Ismail Baig Rudern
47 2006 R. D. Singh Leichtathletik
48 2006 Damodaran Chandralal Boxen
49 2006 Koneru Ashok Schach
50 2007 Sanjeev Kumar Singh Bogenschießen
51 2007 Jagdish Singh Boxen
52 2007 G. E. Sridharan Volleyball
53 2007 Jagminder Singh Ringen
58 2009 Pullela Gopichand Badminton
59 2009 Satpal Ringen
60 2009 J. Uday Kumar Kabaddi
61 2009 Baldev Singh Hockey
62 2009 Jaidev Bisht Boxen
63 2010 AK Kutty Leichtathletik
64 2010 Captain Chandrup Ringen
65 2010 Ajay Kumar Bansal Hockey
66 2010 Subhash B. Aggarwal Billard & Snooker
67 2010 L. Ibomcha Singh Boxen
68 2011 Inukurthi Venkateshwara Rao[1] Boxen
69 2011 Devender Kumar Rathore[1] Turnen
70 2011 Ramphal[1] Leichtathletik
71 2011 Kuntal Roy[1] Leichtathletik
72 2011 Rajinder Singh[1] Hockey

Siehe auch

Einzelnachweise

  1. ↑ a b c d e Gagan Narang confirmed for Khel Ratna award. 18 August 2011. Abgerufen am 26 September 2011. 

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