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Govt honors Palesha Govardhan: 65 lakhs award announced
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Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has announced that the government will give an award of 6.5 million rupees to Palesha Govardhan, who won a historic bronze medal for Nepal in the Para Olympics.
Prime Minister Oli did not tax the awards at the congratulations and honor program held today at the Prime Minister's Residence, Baluwatar. He clarified that he would give only 65 lakhs. Under the Paris Paralympics 2024 completed on August 14 In the women's 57 weight group competition under the K-44 category, Palesha won the bronze by defeating Serbia's Marija Michev 15-8.
She became the first Nepalese athlete to win a medal in the Paralympics. Prime Minister Oli said that whenever a team of athletes from Nepal goes to a world level competition, the players keep their eyes on that side and tap their ears to see if they will give something or bring something.
'I have been saying that Nepalis do things when they get a chance. This time we have not only attended the Paralympics, but also intervened and intervened. Palesha's victory is Nepali's victory. This made Audhi very happy. Nepal's honor has been increased," Prime Minister Oli said. "This record will be written in history. We have to keep breaking old records. Don't settle for one record. Our record journey has begun.'
On this occasion, Prime Minister Oli honored the coaches, managers and participating players of the game.
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