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Confused Lyrics

Singer:Deep BajwaAlbum:Mandeep Maavi Desi crew! Desi crew! Oh kayi vaar chitt kare chadd deya tainuTutt paineya ve dil’on kadd deya tainuOh kayi vaar chitt kare chadd deya tainuTutt paineya ve dil’on kadd deya tainu Oh ankh teri chor lagdiTe neet teri hor lagdiHusna nu thugne ch maar lagdaeJehde hisaab naal tareef meri kari payi aa Oh ik passe dil kare dil de deyanDooje paase kudi sacchi dari…

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* & continu(ous crying)ed from here — @huntershowl

What.. The fuck.

What the fuck?

This isn’t what Ricochet expects to find when he realized ( a little too late ) exactly who lurked in this area. A scathing slight was first. Then a dark glower that he’s becoming accustomed to, second. Maybe a combination of both as a third option. But this? Genuine crying and not torrid ire? It’s got him slack jawed. Just enough that his lips part and his feet freeze.

What the fuck happened?

It doesn’t matter, really. Whatever’s shaken her this badly isn’t something he needs to share. But it does strike a chord in him. A deep one. The last single thing that tethers him to the bulk of who he used to he. Beneath all the mass trauma and loss, there lies a man of a different name. Rayaan Iyer is nothing but a construct used for his current civilian life. Ricochet the trigger as the middle of rot that should’ve overtaken his first deceased body. But Vidanth Bajwa is the tender undergrowth. Vidanth Bajwa is the boy that was there when Jie had similar outbursts. Stuck as a sobbing heap, unable to further process the other loud emotions all at once. Vidanth Bajwa is the young man that often comforted the fighter that neighbored his cell. When the bars were still locked tight, he’d offer a hand as contact for Aine to squeeze and ground herself among the wracking cries.

Vidanth Bajwa died doing the same exact thing that shakes this bawling mess against his chest.

Ricochet says nothing as he, too, softens. The edge that he carries himself with molds into a pillar of fired clay. Everyone works through these instances differently. Some like to hear chatter even if they’re not able to understand it. Others launch themselves deeper into being overwhelmed. He’s unsure which would help Persephone more right now.

“You could get an aneurism if you keep it in.” Another one to test the waters before he pauses. Draws in a slow, deep breath — making sure to expand his chest so she can feel the movement. He holds it for a few seconds. Then lets it out in a calm exhale through the nose. “I won’t remember this happening later.” A way of saying that he won’t judge her in this vulnerable moment. “I can keep talking too if it helps,” he’s quieter, now, but still able to be heard clearly. “Or I can shut up. Your call.”

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Ranjit Bawa’s Cinematic Journey: From Music to the Big Screen

Ranjit Bawa, a name synonymous with Punjabi music, has carved a niche for himself through his unique voice, heartfelt lyrics, and unwavering dedication to his craft. Born as Ranjit Singh Bajwa in Gurdaspur, Punjab, his journey from a small village to becoming an international Punjabi music icon is both inspiring and captivating. Known for his ability to merge traditional Punjabi folk elements with modern music styles, Ranjit Bawa has not only entertained millions but also rekindled a love for Punjabi culture among younger generations. This article delves deep into the rise of this remarkable artist and his enduring legacy.

The Early Days: Humble Beginnings

Ranjit Bawa’s love for music started at an early age. Growing up in Punjab, he was immersed in the vibrant culture and traditional music of the region. Inspired by local folk singers and the sounds of Punjab, young Ranjit developed a passion for singing. Encouraged by his family and teachers, he began participating in local singing competitions, gradually earning recognition for his raw talent and distinctive voice.

His first major breakthrough came during his college years, where he actively participated in cultural programs and youth festivals. Ranjit’s dedication to his craft was evident even then, as he pursued formal training in music and completed a Master’s degree in Music from Guru Nanak Dev University. This strong educational foundation not only honed his skills but also gave him a deeper understanding of the art form, setting the stage for his illustrious career.

The Big Break: “Jatt Di Akal”

While many artists struggle for years to find their big break, Ranjit Bawa’s moment arrived with his debut song, “Jatt Di Akal.” Released as part of his album Mitti Da Bawa in 2015, the track was an instant hit. Its success catapulted Ranjit into the limelight, earning him widespread acclaim and the prestigious “Best World Album” award at the Brit Asia TV Music Awards.

The song struck a chord with audiences for its powerful lyrics and authentic Punjabi vibe. It wasn’t just a song; it was a reflection of Punjab’s spirit, pride, and resilience. Ranjit’s soulful rendition and the song’s cultural depth resonated with listeners, making it a timeless hit. This marked the beginning of a career that would redefine Punjabi music.

A Discography That Resonates

Over the years, Ranjit Bawa has delivered a series of chart-topping songs that have cemented his position as a leading figure in Punjabi music. Tracks like “Jean,” “Truckan Wale,” “Yaari Chandigarh Waliye,” and “Impress” have become anthems for Punjabi youth. His music blends traditional Punjabi folk elements with modern beats, creating a unique sound that appeals to both older and younger generations.

Ranjit’s lyrics often revolve around themes of love, friendship, and Punjabi pride, making his songs relatable and engaging. His ability to tell stories through music, coupled with his powerful voice, has made him a favorite among fans worldwide.

Venturing into Acting

Not content with dominating the music scene, Ranjit Bawa made a successful transition into acting. His debut film, Toofan Singh, was a semi-biographical portrayal of the 1980s Punjabi activist Shaheed Bhai Jugraj Singh Toofan. The film showcased his versatility as an artist and his commitment to bringing meaningful stories to the big screen.

Ranjit went on to star in other notable films such as Bhalwan Singh and High-End Yaariyaan. His performances received praise for their authenticity and emotional depth, further solidifying his reputation as a multi-talented artist.

Cultural Ambassador of Punjab

Beyond his music and acting, Ranjit Bawa has become a cultural ambassador for Punjab. His songs often celebrate Punjabi traditions, language, and values, encouraging the youth to stay connected to their roots. At a time when globalization threatens to dilute regional identities, Ranjit’s work serves as a reminder of the rich heritage of Punjab.

In interviews, Ranjit has often spoken about his responsibility as an artist to preserve Punjabi culture. He actively participates in cultural programs and supports initiatives aimed at promoting the Punjabi language and art forms. His efforts have earned him immense respect and admiration, not just in India but also among Punjabi communities abroad.

Challenges and Triumphs

Ranjit Bawa’s journey hasn’t been without challenges. Like many artists, he faced initial skepticism and struggled to find his footing in the highly competitive Punjabi music industry. However, his perseverance, coupled with his genuine love for music, helped him overcome these obstacles.

One of Ranjit’s most significant achievements is his ability to stay true to his roots while evolving with the times. In an industry often driven by trends, he has maintained his authenticity, earning him a loyal fanbase. His willingness to experiment with different genres and collaborate with other artists has also contributed to his longevity and success.

A Legacy of Inspiration

Ranjit Bawa’s rise from a small-town boy to a global Punjabi music icon is a testament to his talent, hard work, and passion. His contributions to Punjabi music and culture have left an indelible mark, inspiring countless aspiring artists to follow their dreams. As he continues to create music and take on new challenges, Ranjit Bawa remains a symbol of Punjabi pride and resilience.

For fans and newcomers alike, his journey offers a powerful reminder of the importance of staying true to oneself and one’s cultural heritage. As Ranjit often says, “Music is not just entertainment; it’s a way to keep our traditions alive.” To truly appreciate the magic of Ranjit Bawa, explore his vast discography and discover the stories behind his iconic tracks. Follow him on social media to stay updated on his latest projects, and don’t forget to catch him live in concert for an unforgettable experience. Let his music inspire you and keep the spirit of Punjab alive!

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Kudi Haryane Val Di: Crossing Cultures and Wrestling Hearts

Move over, Romeo and Juliet, there’s a new cross-cultural romance in town, and it’s packing a lot more punches! Enter Kudi Haryane Val Di, a 2024 comedy-romance film starring the dynamic duo of Ammy Virk and Sonam Bajwa. If you thought you knew rom-coms, this one is set to flip the script—literally, since it’s set against the backdrop of a wrestling ring. Let’s just say, this isn’t your typical love story. Instead of lovers locked in a tower, we have wrestlers locking horns. The film, set to stream on ZEE5 Global, dives deep into the cultural clash between two beloved communities, the Haryanvi and Punjabi people. Throw in some laughs, a few love stories, and you’ve got a hit ready to charm audiences across the globe. Love, Lies, and Wrestling The heart of Kudi Haryane Val Di lies with Shivjot, played by Ammy Virk, whose relationship with sports can best be described as “it’s complicated.” Unlike his wrestling-crazy family, Shivjot has his eyes set on a different kind of prize—love. And he finds it in Neelam, portrayed by Sonam Bajwa, the daughter of Mann Singh Phogat (Yashpal Sharma), a respected wrestling academy owner. Here’s where the fun begins: Shivjot pretends to be a wrestling coach just to win Neelam’s heart. Yes, you read that right. In a move straight out of the "why would you lie about that?" playbook, Shivjot weaves a series of fibs, all while his family and the wrestling world are none the wiser. The resulting chaos? Pure comedic gold. Ammy Virk and Sonam Bajwa: A Match Made in Punjabi Heaven For fans of Punjabi cinema, the chemistry between Ammy Virk and Sonam Bajwa is no surprise. This isn’t their first rodeo together, and their dynamic shines in Kudi Haryane Val Di. Ammy’s comedic timing and boyish charm play perfectly off Sonam’s strong-willed, take-no-nonsense character. It’s one of those will-they-won’t-they love stories that keeps you hooked from beginning to end, but with way more wrestling singlets than Shakespeare ever envisioned. The cultural divide between the two characters isn’t just window dressing either. The film leans into the differences between the Haryanvi and Punjabi cultures, offering humorous takes on dialect, traditions, and family expectations. It’s like West Side Story, but with more wrestling and fewer tragic endings—hopefully. ZEE5 Global Brings the World Together ZEE5 Global has long been a hub for high-quality South Asian content, and Kudi Haryane Val Di is no exception. With this film, ZEE5 Global once again proves it knows how to balance entertainment with cultural representation. The platform allows audiences from across the world to connect with stories that bridge cultural gaps while delivering on laughs, romance, and action. So whether you’re tuning in for Ammy Virk’s killer (yet totally not trained) wrestling moves or Sonam Bajwa’s no-nonsense attitude, Kudi Haryane Val Di is worth adding to your must-watch list. Read the full article

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J4-Jatt Lyrics is the latest song released by Deep Bajwa and Deepak Dhillon. Songs Credit : So

J4-Jatt Lyrics – Deep Bajwa and Deepak Dhillon

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Did Shubman Gill fall for Sara and Rashmika and keep shaking hands? A cricketer himself made a shocking revelation

Shubman Gill and Rashmika Mandanna: The relationship between the world of cricket and the entertainment industry is very deep. The names of many veterans of the cricket world are associated with many actresses in the Bollywood industry. This list contains many love stories that have reached the wedding scene. There are many couples who have consummated their love through marriage, such as Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi-Sharmila Tagore, Virat Kohli-Anushka Sharma, KL Rahul and Athiya Shetty. At the same time, Shubman Gill's name has also been discussed on this list for the past few days. Is Shubman Gill dating Rashmika Mandanna? Indeed, Shubman Gill's name has been making headlines for a while, alongside Sara Ali Khan and Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar's daughter Sara Tendulkar. At the same time leaving Sara, Rashmika Mandanna's name is in the news as Shubman Gill's girlfriend. Discussions of Shubman Gill and Rashmika Mandanna's love affair are all over the mouth from social media to the news aisles. In fact, the news about Shubman Gill is constant that he has said that Rashmika Mandanna is his crush. Now, the cricketer himself broke his silence about this news that is constantly going viral and surprised everyone with such an answer. Shubman Gill himself provided an answer regarding his relationship with Rashmika. While Shubh Mangal's remarks are quite disappointing, over the past few days Shubman has been breaking his silence by expressing his reaction to the continued association of his name with another actress. Meanwhile, Shubman replied to Instant Bollywood's paparazzi page, saying all reports about Rashmika Mandanna were false. The cricketer wrote about his report on Instagram: “I don't know what kind of media conversation this was. In that situation, the discussion about the suspense of her and Sara's name once again started again, although it became clear from the reaction of his latest statement that he does not love Rashmika Mandanna. Please note that Shubman Gill's name was not first associated with any actress but apart from Sara Khan and Sara Tendulkar, Shubman Gill's name was also associated with Punjabi actress Sonam Bajwa. ALSO READ-‘Bhabhi Ji’ fame Shubhangi Atre divorces, ruins 19-year marriage DISCLAIMER We’ve taken all measures to insure that the information handed in this composition and on our social media platform is believable, vindicated and sourced from other Big media Houses. For any feedback or complaint, reach out to us at bollywoodofindiaa@gmail.com Read the full article

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Tej Mitha Lyrics - Deep Bajwa

Tej Mitha Lyrics – Deep Bajwa

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Confused Lyrics in Hindi - Deep Bajwa 2021 Super Hit

Confused Lyrics in Hindi – Deep Bajwa 2021 Super Hit

कन्फ्यूज़्ड Confused lyrics song is sung by Deep Bajwa ft. Mahi Sharma is latest punjabi song lyrics are written ✍🏻 by Mandeep Maavi and director of photography by Syed Tanveer Riyaz. This hd video full song is features by Mahi Sharma, Deep Bajwa. The music of this new song is given by Desi Crew and the video is directed by Parm Chahal 🎥. This most popular punjabi song is Produced by Shera Begu,…

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Confused Lyrics - Deep Bajwa

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Deep Bajwa Mp3 Song Download

Deep Bajwa Mp3 Song Download

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2-4 Lyrics

Singer:Deep Bajwa, Gurlez AkhtarAlbum:Laala Gill UP Oh maheene pichhon gaddi kare change veGal strange ve nit akhbar dasdePehliya ton aaj vi tu same veHoya bhavein name ve jatta tere yaar dasde Oh zindagi nu jyon de sahare naal hunde aaNi 2-4 mittar piyare naal hunde aaUthde nu pump kare cha de naal nagniTe shami hunda peg utton taare naal hunde aa Oh din joga hunda handbag ch samanOh maal vi…

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you WILL look at my cabbit

Wyka’ya “Winky” Bajwa, a 6’3” genderfluid lumberjack WHM with a heart of gold and a deep love for fungi. Miqo’te/Viera redneck South Shroud cryptid that I love very much. Will give the warmest, softest hugs and cry over spilt milk.

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Listing of Frontier Foundry Steel

Karachi: 27 September 2021: Frontier Foundry Steel (FF Steel), one of Pakistan’s leading and fastest growing steel manufacturers and Financial Advisory Consortium held a signing ceremony for the award of mandate for the upcoming listing of FF Steel on Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX).

A Financial Advisory Consortium (FAC), comprising of HBL, Bank Alfalah Limited, AKD Securities Limited, and Alfalah CLSA Securities Private Limited, has been engaged to advise the Company for listing at the local bourse.

Nauman Wazir, Chairman — FF Steel, Zarak K. Khattak, CEO — FF Steel, Muhammad Aurangzeb, President & CEO — HBL, Atif Bajwa, President & CEO — Bank Alfalah, Aqeel Karim Dhedhi, Chairman — AKD Securities, Ali Ansari, Chairman — Alfalah CLSA, and other senior team members of the FAC were present at the ceremony. The FAC together holds strong credentials with access to deep-rooted capital market investor base, both domestically and internationally.

Incorporated in 1986, FF Steel produces top quality Grade-60 steel bars having plants in Peshawar and Lahore and ranks amongst the top three rebar manufacturers in Pakistan. The Company also intends to explore different opportunities in the South region. FF Steel, with its focus on achieving efficiency and capturing growth opportunities, has undertaken backward integration at its Lahore plant. The Company has also heavily invested in its IT infrastructure and boasts state of the art ERP system.

Furthermore, FF Steel, due to its superior quality and strong brand value has already started exploring diversification into copper export business and steel bars export avenues regionally due to its favorable positioning (proximity to Central Asian countries), which can potentially unlock significant value for the Company in the future.

Commenting on the occasion, Nauman Wazir, Chairman — FF Steel said, “Over the past 3 decades, FF Steel has built strong foundations through its systems and policies, team and market penetration; I am confident of a prosperous and secure future of the Company and its stakeholders. With the assistance of such a strong and professional FAC of HBL, BAFL, AKD and Alfalah CLSA, FF Steel will, Insha’Allah, be making a historic and one of the largest ever private sector IPOs in Pakistan”.

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Kudi Haryane Val Di: Crossing Cultures and Wrestling Hearts

Move over, Romeo and Juliet, there’s a new cross-cultural romance in town, and it’s packing a lot more punches! Enter Kudi Haryane Val Di, a 2024 comedy-romance film starring the dynamic duo of Ammy Virk and Sonam Bajwa. If you thought you knew rom-coms, this one is set to flip the script—literally, since it’s set against the backdrop of a wrestling ring. Let’s just say, this isn’t your typical love story. Instead of lovers locked in a tower, we have wrestlers locking horns. The film, set to stream on ZEE5 Global, dives deep into the cultural clash between two beloved communities, the Haryanvi and Punjabi people. Throw in some laughs, a few love stories, and you’ve got a hit ready to charm audiences across the globe. Love, Lies, and Wrestling The heart of Kudi Haryane Val Di lies with Shivjot, played by Ammy Virk, whose relationship with sports can best be described as “it’s complicated.” Unlike his wrestling-crazy family, Shivjot has his eyes set on a different kind of prize—love. And he finds it in Neelam, portrayed by Sonam Bajwa, the daughter of Mann Singh Phogat (Yashpal Sharma), a respected wrestling academy owner. Here’s where the fun begins: Shivjot pretends to be a wrestling coach just to win Neelam’s heart. Yes, you read that right. In a move straight out of the "why would you lie about that?" playbook, Shivjot weaves a series of fibs, all while his family and the wrestling world are none the wiser. The resulting chaos? Pure comedic gold. Ammy Virk and Sonam Bajwa: A Match Made in Punjabi Heaven For fans of Punjabi cinema, the chemistry between Ammy Virk and Sonam Bajwa is no surprise. This isn’t their first rodeo together, and their dynamic shines in Kudi Haryane Val Di. Ammy’s comedic timing and boyish charm play perfectly off Sonam’s strong-willed, take-no-nonsense character. It’s one of those will-they-won’t-they love stories that keeps you hooked from beginning to end, but with way more wrestling singlets than Shakespeare ever envisioned. The cultural divide between the two characters isn’t just window dressing either. The film leans into the differences between the Haryanvi and Punjabi cultures, offering humorous takes on dialect, traditions, and family expectations. It’s like West Side Story, but with more wrestling and fewer tragic endings—hopefully. ZEE5 Global Brings the World Together ZEE5 Global has long been a hub for high-quality South Asian content, and Kudi Haryane Val Di is no exception. With this film, ZEE5 Global once again proves it knows how to balance entertainment with cultural representation. The platform allows audiences from across the world to connect with stories that bridge cultural gaps while delivering on laughs, romance, and action. So whether you’re tuning in for Ammy Virk’s killer (yet totally not trained) wrestling moves or Sonam Bajwa’s no-nonsense attitude, Kudi Haryane Val Di is worth adding to your must-watch list. Read the full article

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2020 Olympics India Roster

Archery

Atanu Das (Ranchi)

Pravin Jadhav (Sarade)

Tarundeep Rai (Namchi)

Deepika Das (Ranchi)

Athletics

Rahul Rohila (Mumbai)

Sandeep Kumar (Mahendragarh)

I.T. Thodi (Malappuram)

Avinash Sable (Mandwa)

J.M. Pillyalil (Manjeri)

P.A.A. Jacob (Delhi)

Naganathan Pandi (Chennai)

JCO Soundararajan Rajiv (Lalgudi)

Sgt. Noah Tom (Chakkittapara)

Sman Muhammed Anas-Yahiya (Nilamel)

Rahul Rohilla (Haryana)

Gurpreet Singh (Patiala)

Alex Antony (Thiruvananthapuram)

Sarthak Bhambri (Delhi)

JCO Neeraj Chopra (Khandra)

Sgt. Shivpal Singh (Varanasi)

Tajinderpal Singh-Toor (Khosa Pando)

Neeraj Chopra (Khandra)

Shivpal Singh (Mumbai)

Murali Sreeshankar (Palakkad)

Priyanka Goswami (Uttar Pradesh)

Bhawna Jat (Kabra)

Kamalpreet Kaur (Mumbai)

Dutee Chand (Jajpur)

Subha Venkatesan (Thiruvembur)

Dhanalakshmi Sekar (Gundur)

Revathi Veeramani (Madurai)

Kamalpeet Kaur (Kabarwala)

Seema Punia-Antil (Khewda)

Annu Rani (Bahadurpur)

Boxing

JCO Amit Panghal (Mayna)

JCO Manish Kaushik (Bhiwani)

Vikas Yadav (Bhiwani)

Ashish Kumar (Dhahotu)

Maj. Satish Kumar (Ranikhet)

Lovlina Borgohain (Golaghat)

Pooja Rani-Boora (Nimriwali)

Mangte Kom (Kangathei)

Simranjit Kaur-Baatth (Chakar)

Equestrian

Fouaad Mirza (Bangalore)

Fencing

Chadalavada Devi (Chennai)

Gymnastics

Pranati Nayak (Jhargram)

Sailing

K.C. Ganapathy (Mumbai)

Varun Thakkar (Mumbai)

Vishnu Saravanan (Mumbai)

Nethra Kumanan (Vadapalani)

Shooting

Angad Singh-Bajwa (Chandigarh)

Saurabh Chaudhary (Kalina)

Mairaj Khan (Khurja)

Sgt. Deepak Kumar (Delhi)

Divyansh Singh-Panwar (Jaipur)

MCPO Sanjeev Rajput (Jagadhri)

Aishwary Singh-Tomar (Ratanpur)

Abhishek Verma (Panipat)

Manu Bhaker (Goria)

Yashaswini Deswal (New Delhi)

Apurvi Chandela (Jaipur)

Anjum Moudgil (Chandigarh)

Rahi Sarnobat (Kolhapur)

Tejaswini Sawant (Kolhapur)

Elavenil Valarivan (Cuddalore)

Table Tennis

Achanta Kamal (Chennai)

Sathiyan Gnanasekaran (Chennai)

Manika Batra (Delhi)

Sutirtha Mukherjee (Naihati)

Wrestling

Ravi Dahiya (Nahri)

Bajrang Punia (Jhajjar)

JCO Deepak Punia (Jhajjar)

Vinesh Phogat (Bhiwani)

Anshu Malik (Nidani)

Sonam Malik (Madina)

Seema Bisla (Rohtak)

Badminton

B. Sai Praneeth (Palakollu)

Satwiksairaj Rankireddy (Amalapuram)

Chirag Shetty (Mumbai)

P.V. Sindhu (Hyderabad)

Field Hockey

Dilpreet Singh (Butala)

Rupinder Singh (Faridkot)

Surender Kumar (Karnal)

Manpreet Singh-Sandhu (Jalandhar)

Hardik Singh (Khusropur)

Gurjant Singh (Amirstar)

Simranjeet Singh (Jalandhar)

Mandeep Singh (Jalandhar)

Harmanpreet Singh (Amritsar)

Lalit Upadhyay (Varanasi)

P.R. Sreejesh (Kizhakkambalam)

Sumit Sumit (Sonipat)

Shanglakpam Sharma (Imphal East)

Shamsher Singh (Attari)

Varun Kumar (Dalhousie)

Birendra Lakra (Lachchada)

Amit Rohidas (Saunamara)

Vivek Prasad (Itarsi)

Navjot Kaur (Kurukshetra)

Gurjit Kaur (Amritsar)

Deep Ekka (Lulkidhi)

Monika Malik (Haryana)

Sharmila Devi (Hisar)

Nikki Pradhan (Hesal)

Savita Punia (Jodkhan)

Nisha Warsi (Sonipat)

Vandana Katariya (Roshnabad)

Udita Duhan (Hisar)

Lalremsiami Hmar (Mizoram)

Navneet Kaur (Shahabad Markanda)

Sushila Chanu-Pukhrambam (Imphal)

Rani Rampal (Shahabad Markanda)

Salima Tete (Simdega)

Neha Goyal (Sonipat)

Golf

Anirban Lahiri (Palm Beach Gardens, Florida)

Udayan Mane (Bangalore)

Aditi Ashok (Bengaluru)

Diksha Dagar (Jhajjar)

Judo

Shushila Likmabam (Imphal)

Rowing

Arjun Lal (Nayabas)

Arvind Singh (Bulandshahr)

Swimming

Srihari Nataraj (Bangalore)

Sajan Prakash (Idukki)

Maana Patel (Ahmedabad)

Tennis

Sumit Nagal (Delhi)

Sania Mirza (Hyderabad)

Ankita Raina (Pune)

Weightlifting

Saikhom Chanu (Nongpok Kakching)