
Bhubaneswar: East Coast Railway (ECoR) General Manager Parmeshwar Funkwal today felicitated ECoR Sports Officer and hockey Olympian Amit Rohidas, recognizing his instrumental role in securing a bronze medal for the Indian Men’s Hockey Team at the recently concluded Paris Olympics.
During the ceremony, Funkwal lauded Rohidas for his dedication and exceptional performance on the global stage, praising him as a true inspiration for young hockey players and sports enthusiasts across the nation. “Amit Rohidas has not only brought glory to India but also serves as a beacon of hope and motivation for aspiring athletes within the ECoR community and beyond,” Funkwal remarked.
Funkwal also expressed confidence that under Rohidas’ leadership, the East Coast Railway’s sports programs would soar to new heights. “With Amit’s guidance, we are confident that our sports initiatives will continue to promote the spirit of sportsmanship and excellence, further enhancing our organization’s commitment to nurturing talent and achieving success,” he added.
Amit Rohidas, a crucial member of the Indian Men’s Hockey Team, has been celebrated for his relentless efforts and significant contributions to Indian hockey, particularly in the Paris Olympics. His achievements continue to inspire a new generation of athletes, reinforcing the importance of hard work, perseverance, and dedication in achieving excellence in sports.
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