Asian Games Glory: Indian Hockey Stars and Coaches Honoured with Cash Prizes
Shivtrinetra Group honours Asian Games medal-winning Indian hockey players and coaches with cash awards in New Delhi to boost sporting spirit.

In a heartfelt gesture to celebrate sporting excellence, the medal-winning Indian hockey players and their coaches were felicitated at a special ceremony in New Delhi. To acknowledge their grit and contribution to the sport, each honouree was presented with a cash award of Rs 51,000.
The event was organised by the Shivtrinetra Group, aiming to highlight the immense hard work and strategic guidance that go into achieving success on the international stage. The ceremony served as a platform to recognize not only the athletes who performed on the field but also the coaches who shaped their journey.
A Gathering of Visionaries and Athletes
The ceremony saw the presence of several key figures from the Shivtrinetra Group and its affiliates. Among the attendees were Bijender Kumar, Managing Director and CEO of Shivtrinetra Group; Joginder Kumar, Director of Shivtrinetra Aviation; Devendra Kumar, Director of Servelty India; Rohtash, Director of SttayPay; and business partner Vinay Rana.
Adding prestige to the occasion was Pritam Siwach, a distinguished hockey coach and recipient of both the Arjuna Award and the Dronacharya Award. The event also saw the participation of athletes including Neha, Jyoti Rumawat, Sakshi Rana, Yashdeep Siwach, Abhishek Nain, and Sumit.
Celebrating Hard Work and Legacy
Addressing the gathering, Bijender Kumar emphasized that the success of these athletes is the result of years of unwavering discipline and dedication. He noted that Indian hockey possesses a rich legacy, and the recent accomplishments of these players continue to bolster that tradition. He stated that the initiative was designed to recognize their efforts and inspire the next generation of young athletes to chase their sporting dreams.
Echoing these sentiments, Joginder Kumar remarked that the performances at the Asian Games were a testament to the power of teamwork and perseverance. He suggested that such recognition acts as a catalyst, encouraging more young people to take up hockey and aspire to represent India globally.
The Impact of Recognition
Pritam Siwach spoke about the dual importance of honoring both the players and the mentors. According to Siwach, such gestures significantly boost the morale of athletes and remind young players of the necessity of regular practice, discipline, and collaborative effort.
Representing the athletes, Abhishek Nain expressed his gratitude on behalf of the recipients. He described the experience of representing India and succeeding internationally as an immense honour. Nain mentioned that the recognition and the cash prize would serve as motivation for the team to work even harder and bring more glory to the country.
The Support System Behind the Success
The event also touched upon the invisible pillars of sporting success. Devendra Kumar highlighted that every achievement is backed by years of rigorous preparation, expert coaching, and steadfast family support, all of which are crucial for the growth of Indian hockey.
Similarly, Vinay Rana stressed that athletes and coaches play a pivotal role in bringing international recognition to India, and initiatives like these are essential to increase sports participation among the youth.