Mankind Pharma to give ₹11 lakh each to 20 players who missed medals at Tokyo Olympics
The Hindu
These players might have missed a medal, but they won everyone’s hearts, Mankind Pharma said.
Drug firm Mankind Pharma said it has decided to felicitate 20 Indian players who narrowly missed medals in the recently held Tokyo Olympics and will give ₹11 lakh to each of them to encourage their determination and hard work. The company understands the hardships faced by the athletes and has come forward to appreciate and acknowledge the spirit of the players, Mankind Pharma said in a statement. Each player of the Women’s Hockey team, a total of 16 players, will be given ₹11 lakh each. Boxer Satish Kumar, Wrestler Deepak Punia, Shooter Saurabh Chaudhary and Golfer Aditi Ashok, will also be given ₹11 lakh each, it added.
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