Who is the Famous Sportsperson in Rajasthan,Madhya pradesh and Maharastra ?

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Who is the Famous Sportsperson in Rajasthan,Madhya pradesh and Maharastra ?

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Answer 2

dhoni

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Yuvaraj Jitendra Singh Alwar, Rajasthan received the Aravali Award for Outstanding Sportsperson 1992.

Bhanwar Baisa Bhuvneshwari Kumari [Princess Candy], born 1st September 1960 in New Delhi, educated at Delhi University (B.A.); Womens National Squash Champion from 1977 to 1992 (16 years in a row), winner of 41 State titles and 2 International titles (Kenyan Open 1988 and 1989); Honours and Awards include, Delhi Sports Journalist Association Award (For The Best Sports Woman 1983), Rajasthan Sports Award Council 1984, Maharana Mewar Foundation "Aravali Award" (For the most Outstanding Sportswoman of the year 1990), K.K. Birla Foundation Award for Sports (For Outstanding Performance in 1991 and Holding the Maximum Number of Individual National Titles Won), Bombay Sports Journalist Association Award (For Best Sportswoman for the year 1992), listed in the Limka Book of Records (For Sports Person of The Year 1992 and for The Most Number of Titles Won in Indian Sports), Rajasthan Olympic Association Award (For Best Woman Player 1993-94), awarded the Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh Award for excellence in sports (squash), on 27th October 2001, winner of the Arjuna Award in 1982, and awarded the Padma Shri in 2001

Bhanwar Yogendra Singh, the only Indian and one of only 30 in the world, World Squash Federation (WSF) International Squash Referee since 1995.

Rajkumari Sohini Kumari,  represented India in Federation Cup (Womens Davis Cup) 1991,1992 and 1995, Gold Medalist SAF Games 1991, represented India in Squash in Asian Games 1998 Bangkok, Asian Seniors Squash 1998 - Malaysia; received the Aravali Award for Outstanding Sportsperson 1992 .



Sportsperson in Madhya Pradesh: none

Maharastra:  Padamshri Awardee Chandu Borde,

Sachin T and many more

100 met in Pune,

Anita Kulkarni: Gold in 200m run

Kalindi Agashe: Gold in Half Step jump (9.60m) and silver in Long Jump

Gopal Phadke: Gold in 100m (14.6).

Shamburaj Deshpande

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Answer 4

undoubtedly Sachin Tendulkar