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IMAGE: Battalion Cadet Captain Afrid Afroz. All Photographs: Kind courtesy Afrid Afroz At the grand end-of-course special dinner, cadets were thumping the table as the names of the medal winners were announced by the commandant of the National Defence Academy in Pune. Bronze... silver... gold. Battalion Cadet Captain Afrid Afroz knew he would be in the top five, but did not know that he would win the President's Gold Medal for being the best overall cadet in academics and sports of the 144th course that graduated in June 2023. As his name was announced, his squadron mates erupted in cheers, cadets from neighbouring tables slapped the table, congratulating him with glint in their eyes and smiles on their faces as he stood up. After dinner, the officers who served as instructors came up to him and patted his back -- the equitation officer being the first. Afrid was a proficient polo player and had passed out with a half blue in riding. He was part of the NDA team that took part in the Junior National Equitation competition and the Army Equestrian Championship. He was also awarded a half blue in PT. He was awarded the Gold medal for being the best overall cadet and another medal for best all round air force cadet. Battalion Cadet Captains are appointed Academy Cadet Captain -- the senior-most appointment -- in rotation for a period of 3-4 weeks. The first person he called as soon as he stepped out of the mess after dinner was his elder sister Saima, an engineer at Infosys. Sh...

New Delhi: India's wait for a gold medal at Tokyo Olympics ended today as Neeraj Chopra created history by becoming the country's first track and field athlete to clinch a gold with a throw of 87.58 m. With his medal added to this year's tally, India also saw a new record of winning the highest number of medals at Olympics, surpassing the 2012 record. The country has won seven medals- two silver, four bronze and a gold. Shortly before Neeraj Chopra's dazzling win in men's javelin throw, wrestler Bajrang Punia won a bronze today and defeated Kazakhstan's Daulet Niyazbekov. Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the nation in congratulating both of them. "History has been scripted at Tokyo! What @Neeraj_chopra1 has achieved today will be remembered forever. The young Neeraj has done exceptionally well. He played with remarkable passion and showed unparalleled grit. Congratulations to him for winning the Gold. (sic)," he tweeted. History has been scripted at Tokyo! What . His dedication & hard work has paid off and has given ???????? it's 2nd individual Olympic Perfect podium finish for The Golden victory of Subedar Neeraj Chopra at the Olympic brings laurels for the Indian Army. He performed like a true soldier at the Olympics. It is indeed a historic and proud moment for the entire country including the Indian Armed Forces! Many congratulations to him! "Delightful news from #Tokyo2020! Spectacularly fought@BajrangPunia. Congratulations to you for your accomplishment, which makes ...

NEW DELHI: Afrid Afroz, a 21-year-old boy born and brought in Punjab’s Patiala, emerged as the topper of the 144th batch of cadets who passed out of the National Defence Academy (NDA), Khadakwasla, Pune recently. This Patiala lad was awarded the Gold Medal for being the best overall cadet and adjudged as the best all-around air force cadet. Family Background Afrid Afroz is the son of Professor Dr Mohammad Habib, the former head of the Department of Religious Studies at Punjabi University. Professor Habib is currently posted at the Maulana Azad National Urdu University, Hyderabad. Afrid Afroz’s family originally belongs to Gurgaon, Haryana. Before his posting at Punjab University, Patiala, Professor Habib previously served in Haryana Udru Akademi, Chandigarh. Early Schooling Afroz did his initial schooling at St Mary’s School, Sanaur in Patiala. When he was in Class 7, he shifted to the Army Public School, Patiala. It was during this time that he came to think about joining the armed forces to serve his motherland. His admission to the Army Public School in Patiala proved to be the turning point in his life. After a year’s stay here, Afroz came to know about the Rashtriya Indian Military College (RIMC), Dehradun and set his eyes on getting into the prestigious preparatory school for NDA. Through his sheer hard work and determination, Afroz managed to crack the extremely tough RIMC entrance and studied there till Class 12. For the unversed, the RIMC is a premier institution ...