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Encourage sporting talent: Prince of Arcot to govt

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Chennai: The Prince of Arcot, Nawab Mohammed Abdul Ali, has extended his ‘warm and hearty’ congratulations to javelin player Neeraj Chopra, for a historic gold medal victory in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics to bring glory and dignity to India.

‘It is a matter of pride for our nation and its countrymen around the world for his great achievement and we wish him many such great laurels in the years to come,’ he said in a statement here.

‘India has produced many great talents in various fields but there are still many talented Indians who go unsung because of lack of encouragement. The Prince of Arcot urges the government of India and the State governments to encourage such talented youth to earn a good name and fame for our country,’ the statement added.

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