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Indian golfer Jeev Milkha Singh, son of late Olympian sprinter Milkha Singh has gone to court in Chandigarh due to him receiving notices related to 83 challans worth Rs. 83,000 for a Mercedes car he had sold back in 2014.

Indian golfer Jeev Milkha Singh moves the court after receiving 63 challans for car he sold in 2014

Renowned Indian Golfer Jeev Milkha Singh has been getting notices of challans worth Rs 83,000 for a car he had sold in 2014.

Here's what happened

Indian golfer Jeev Milkha Singh has lodged an FIR under sections 420, 406, and 120 B of the Indian Penal Code for receiving challans worth Rs. 83,000 for a Mercedes car he had sold back in 2014.

Indian golfer Jeev Milkha Singh, son of late Olympian sprinter Milkha Singh moved the court in Chandigarh as he received notices related to 63 challans worth Rs. 83,000 for a Mercedes car he had sold back in 2014.
Jeev had sold the car for 35 lakhs to Nitin Jain in June 2014 via a car dealer named Tejinder Singh. The car, however, is still registered to Jeev Milkha's name as, despite the sale of the car, the new owner did not transfer the registration of the same.
The car is a 10-year-old diesel model which means that the car couldn't be registered in New Delhi. Jeev had issued legal notices and lodged a complaint for both the owner and the dealer regarding the notices he had been getting since 2015 and after receiving yet another one from Delhi Court, he had no option but to move the court in order to clear his name from the situation.

From Sourav Ganguly's shirtless celebration to Kumble's broken jaw, there are several images that speak for themselves. And, here we are looking back at 10 images that have defined Indian Sporting history since the Independence. 
 India's 1st major sporting event
India hosted the first-ever Asian Games which took place in Delhi. The week-long event started on 4th March 1951.  India stood 2nd in the marquee event and collected as many as 51 medals which included 15 gold, 16 silver, and 20 bronze. 
Olympic Glory for New India
KD Jadhav brought home independent India's 1st ever Olympic medal. The Maharashtra-born star won the bronze medal in the Bantamweight category of wrestling at the Helsinki Olympics in 1952.
India's 1st World Champion
Wilson Jones who won the World Amateur Billiards Championships in 1958 and 1964 was the first to win a world championship across sports in independent India. He was awarded Arjuna Award in 1963, Padma Shri in 1965, and the Guru Dronacharya award in 1996. 
The Big HeartbreakIndia’s first legend of the track, Flying Sikh Milkha Singh had missed out on a Bronze medal at the 1960 Rome Olympics by just 0.1s in the 400m race. Though he won at Commonwealth, and Asian Games and made multiple national records, the Olympic medal eluded him endlessly. 
A new dawn in Indian cricket
Underdogs India defeated the legendary West Indies who entered the campaign as hot favourites and lifted their first-ever World Cup. The moment that changed Indian cricket forever.Captain Kapil Dev received the trophy from Prince Charles.
A broken jaw - No problem!
Bowling with a broken jaw, Indian ace Anil Kumble dismissed Brian Lara in the Antigua Test in May 2002. On the following day, he underwent surgery for his jaw. 
Shirtless Dada at Lord's
Sourav Ganguly took off his jersey, swung it in the air at Lord's, and celebrated the historic NatWest triumph against England. While the win was special, cricketers, management & audience were apparently allowed to maintain the dress code of Lord's. But, Dada flouted the norm as he celebrated the iconic victory in the most iconic way. 
'India win the World Cup'
It took another 28 years for India to win another World Cup. In 2011, the MS Dhoni-led team defeated Sri Lanka to lift the trophy again. Team India dedicated the World Cup victory to 'God of Cricket' Sachin Tendulkar
Farewell, Little Master!
A billion Indians had tears in their eyes when Sachin Tendulkar walked out for one final time in Mumbai's Wankhede. Tendulkar retired from all forms of cricket after his 200th Test which was against West Indies.
Bigger than 1983 triumph?
For the first time in the Thomas Cup's 73 years of existence, India were crowned the Champions. The Indian men's team defeated the 14-time winners Indonesia who were the 14-time winner 

Independence Day 2022: Images that define Independent India's sporting history

From the first ever Olympic medal to Dada’s shirtless celebration, take a look at the 10 images that define India’s rich sports history.

Independence Day 2022: Images that define independent India's sporting history

From Sourav Ganguly's shirtless celebration to Kumble's broken jaw, there are several images that speak for themselves.&nbsp;

From Sourav Ganguly's shirtless celebration to Kumble's broken jaw, there are several images that speak for themselves. And, here we are looking back at 10 images that have defined Indian Sporting history since the Independence.&nbsp;
&nbsp;India's 1st major sporting event
India hosted the first-ever Asian Games which took place in Delhi. The week-long event started on 4th March 1951. &nbsp;India stood 2nd in the marquee event and collected as many as 51 medals which included 15 gold, 16 silver, and 20 bronze.&nbsp;
Olympic Glory for New India
KD Jadhav brought home independent India's 1st ever Olympic medal. The Maharashtra-born star won the bronze medal in the Bantamweight category of wrestling at the Helsinki Olympics in 1952.
India's 1st World Champion
Wilson Jones who won the World Amateur Billiards Championships in 1958 and 1964 was the first to win a world championship across sports in independent India. He was awarded Arjuna Award in 1963, Padma Shri in 1965, and the Guru Dronacharya award in 1996.&nbsp;
The Big Heartbreak India&rsquo;s first legend of the track, Flying Sikh Milkha Singh had missed out on a Bronze medal at the 1960 Rome Olympics by just 0.1s in the 400m race. Though he won at Commonwealth, and Asian Games and made multiple national records, the Olympic medal eluded him endlessly.&nbsp;
A new dawn in Indian cricket
Underdogs India defeated the legendary West Indies who entered the campaign as hot favourites and lifted their first-ever World Cup. The moment that changed Indian cricket forever. Captain Kapil Dev received the trophy from Prince Charles.
A broken jaw - No problem!
Bowling with a broken jaw, Indian ace Anil Kumble dismissed Brian Lara in the Antigua Test in May 2002. On the following day, he underwent surgery for his jaw.&nbsp;
 Shirtless Dada at Lord's
Sourav Ganguly took off his jersey, swung it in the air at Lord's, and celebrated the historic NatWest triumph against England. While the win was special, cricketers, management &amp; audience were apparently allowed to maintain the dress code of Lord's. But, Dada flouted the norm as he celebrated the iconic victory in the most iconic way.&nbsp;
'India win the World Cup'
It took another 28 years for India to win another World Cup. In 2011, the MS Dhoni-led team defeated Sri Lanka to lift the trophy again. Team India dedicated the World Cup victory to 'God of Cricket' Sachin Tendulkar
Farewell, Little Master!
A billion Indians had tears in their eyes when Sachin Tendulkar walked out for one final time in Mumbai's Wankhede. Tendulkar retired from all forms of cricket after his 200th Test which was against West Indies.
Bigger than 1983 triumph?
For the first time in the Thomas Cup's 73 years of existence, India were crowned the Champions. The Indian men's team defeated the 14-time winners Indonesia who were the 14-time winner&nbsp;

Priti Gandhi, the head of Bharatiya Janata Party's Mahila Morcha social media, was trolled on Twitter after she highlighted a non-existent error in the tribute post of Rahul Gandhi for Flying Sikh Milkha Singh.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi condoled the demise of sprint legend Milkha Singh and said he was a source of inspiration for millions of Indians. He said India will always remember her &lsquo;FlyingSikh&rsquo;, a name Milkha Singh was fondly called.
Referring to the last line in the tweet Priti wrote &lsquo;it is him and not her&rsquo; failing to note that Rahul Gandhi was referring to India and not the sportsman.
Pointing it out the Congress&rsquo; twitter handle ridiculed &lsquo;Shakha knowledge&rsquo; and stressed on the importance of &lsquo;Right to Education&rsquo; introduced by the grand old party.

Congress ridicules 'Shakha knowledge' after BJP's Priti Gandhi points out non-existent error

Priti Gandhi, the head of Bharatiya Janata Party's Mahila Morcha social media, was trolled on Twitter after she highlighted a non-existent error in the tribute post of Rahul Gandhi for Flying Sikh Milkha Singh.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi condoled the demise of sprint legend Milkha Singh and said he was a source of inspiration for millions of Indians. He said India will always remember her &lsquo;FlyingSikh&rsquo;, a name Milkha Singh was fondly called.
Referring to the last line in the tweet Priti wrote &lsquo;it is him and not her&rsquo; failing to note that Rahul Gandhi was referring to India and not the sportsman.
Pointing it out the Congress&rsquo; twitter handle ridiculed &lsquo;Shakha knowledge&rsquo; and stressed on the importance of &lsquo;Right to Education&rsquo; introduced by the grand old party.

Milkha Singh, one of independent India's biggest sporting icons who died of Covid-19&nbsp;complications, was cremated in Chandigarh on Saturday evening with full state honours. Sports minister Kiren&nbsp;Rijiju&nbsp;was among the many people who were present at the&nbsp;crematorium to pay their last respect to the legendary sprinter.
Milkha&nbsp;Singh,&nbsp;who died a the age of 91, was cremated with a picture of his wife in his hands, who too lost her battle to Covid-19 just 4 days before Singh&nbsp;passed away.
Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Saturday also announced that the state will observe&nbsp;one day of State mourning as a mark of respect to the departed legend.

Milkha Singh cremated with full state honours in Chandigarh

Milkha&nbsp;Singh was cremated with a picture of his wife in his hands, who too lost her battle to Covid-19 just 4 days before Singh&nbsp;passed away.

Milkha Singh, one of independent India's biggest sporting icons who died of Covid-19&nbsp;complications, was cremated in Chandigarh on Saturday evening with full state honours. Sports minister Kiren&nbsp;Rijiju&nbsp;were among many who were present at the&nbsp;crematorium to pay their last respect to the legendary sprinter.
Milkha&nbsp;Singh,&nbsp;who died a the age of 91, was cremated with a picture of his wife in his hands, who too lost her battle to Covid-19 just 4 days before Singh&nbsp;passed away.
Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Saturday also announced that the state will observe&nbsp;one day of State mourning as a mark of respect to the departed legend.

In a heartfelt gesture, Team India players wore black armbands&nbsp;in memory of legendary Milkha Singh&nbsp;who passed away at the age of 91 on Friday.&nbsp;
India followed the sports fraternity in paying tribute to the 'Flying Sikh' and wore the bands during the summit clash of the World Test Championship vs New Zealand.

Team India sport black armbands in memory of legendary Milkha Singh

In a heartfelt gesture, Team India players wore black armbands&nbsp;in memory of legendary Milkha Singh&nbsp;who passed away at the age of 91 on Friday.&nbsp;

In a heartfelt gesture, Team India cricketers wore black armbands&nbsp;in memory of the legendary Milkha Singh&nbsp;who passed away at the age of 91 on Friday.&nbsp;
Team India followed the sports fraternity in paying tribute to the 'Flying Sikh' and wore the bands during the summit clash of the World Test Championship vs New Zealand.

The sporting community poured in tributes for&nbsp;legendary&nbsp;sprinter&nbsp;Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;on social media.&nbsp;Cricket legend Sachin&nbsp;Tendulkar&nbsp;tweeted, 'Rest in Peace our very own &lsquo;Flying Sikh&rsquo; Milkha Singh ji. Your demise has left a deep void in every Indian&rsquo;s heart today, but you shall keep inspiring several generations to come.'Tennis player Sania&nbsp;Mirza&nbsp;wrote, 'Had the honour of meeting you and you blessed me so many times .. the kindest and warmest RIP Milkha Singh sir .. the world will miss a legend like you .'Ace athlete PT Usha&nbsp;posted, 'Dark clouds of sadness prevail with the demise of my idol and inspiration Milkha Singhji. His story of sheer determination and hard work inspired millions and will continue to do so. As a tribute to him, students of Usha School paid homage to the legend. Rest in Peace'
We may not have seen you compete, but every time we ran fast as kids, we ran 'like Milkha Singh'. And for me, that will always be the legend you leave behind. You didn't just run, you inspired. Rest in peace, sir, tweeted Indian football skipper Sunil&nbsp;chhetriExtremely saddened to hear about the demise of legendary Milkha Singh Ji. May his soul rest in peace. My condolences to friends &amp; family, wrote former cricketer Suresh&nbsp;Raina.
Anil&nbsp;Kumble&nbsp;tweeted, 'Deeply saddened to hear the passing of Milkha SinghJi. His legacy will live on&hellip; a true legend and an icon. Condolences to his family and friends.'Cricketer Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;wrote, 'A hero, an inspiration, a legend. His legacy will live on for generations to come. Rest in Peace, Milkha Singh sir.'
Wrestler Sakshi&nbsp;Malik&nbsp;tweeted, 'A legend like him stays always in power. Rest in power Mr. #FlyingSikh. Your struggling story, your legacy, calmness will live on to inspire generations to come.'Saina&nbsp;Nehwal&nbsp;posted an image of Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;and wrote, 'We will miss you sir'Former cricketer&nbsp;VVS&nbsp;Laxman too posted an image of the legendary&nbsp;sprinter and wrote, 'Sad to hear the passing away of the legend #MilkhaSingh ji. His legacy will live on for generations to come. My heartfelt condolences to his family and well-wishers. Om Shanti'

Sports fraternity mourns Milkha Singh: Tendulkar, Sania Mirza, Kumble pay tributes

The sporting community poured in tributes for&nbsp;legendary&nbsp;sprinter&nbsp;Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;on social media.&nbsp; Cricket legend Sachin&nbsp;Tendulkar&nbsp;tweeted, 'Rest in Peace our very own &lsquo;Flying Sikh&rsquo; Milkha Singh ji. Your demise has left a deep void in every Indian&rsquo;s heart today, but you shall keep inspiring several generations to come.' Tennis player Sania&nbsp;Mirza&nbsp;wrote, 'Had the honour of meeting you and you blessed me so many times .. the kindest and warmest RIP Milkha Singh sir .. the world will miss a legend like you .' Ace athlete PT Usha&nbsp;posted, 'Dark clouds of sadness prevail with the demise of my idol and inspiration Milkha Singhji. His story of sheer determination and hard work inspired millions and will continue to do so. As a tribute to him, students of Usha School paid homage to the legend. Rest in Peace'
We may not have seen you compete, but every time we ran fast as kids, we ran 'like Milkha Singh'. And for me, that will always be the legend you leave behind. You didn't just run, you inspired. Rest in peace, sir, tweeted Indian football skipper Sunil&nbsp;chhetri Extremely saddened to hear about the demise of legendary Milkha Singh Ji. May his soul rest in peace. My condolences to friends &amp; family, wrote former cricketer Suresh&nbsp;Raina.
Anil&nbsp;Kumble&nbsp;tweeted, 'Deeply saddened to hear the passing of Milkha SinghJi. His legacy will live on&hellip; a true legend and an icon. Condolences to his family and friends.' Cricketer Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;wrote, 'A hero, an inspiration, a legend. His legacy will live on for generations to come. Rest in Peace, Milkha Singh sir.'
Wrestler Sakshi&nbsp;Malik&nbsp;tweeted, 'A legend like him stays always in power. Rest in power Mr. #FlyingSikh. Your struggling story, your legacy, calmness will live on to inspire generations to come.' Saina&nbsp;Nehwal&nbsp;posted an image of Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;and wrote, 'We will miss you sir' Former cricketer&nbsp;VVS&nbsp;Laxman too posted an image of the legendary&nbsp;sprinter and wrote, 'Sad to hear the passing away of the legend #MilkhaSingh ji. His legacy will live on for generations to come. My heartfelt condolences to his family and well-wishers. Om Shanti'

The sporting community poured in tributes for&nbsp;legendary&nbsp;sprinter&nbsp;Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;on social media.&nbsp; Cricket legend Sachin&nbsp;Tendulkar&nbsp;tweeted, 'Rest in Peace our very own &lsquo;Flying Sikh&rsquo; Milkha Singh ji. Your demise has left a deep void in every Indian&rsquo;s heart today, but you shall keep inspiring several generations to come.' Tennis player Sania&nbsp;Mirza&nbsp;wrote, 'Had the honour of meeting you and you blessed me so many times .. the kindest and warmest RIP Milkha Singh sir .. the world will miss a legend like you .' Ace athlete PT Usha&nbsp;posted, 'Dark clouds of sadness prevail with the demise of my idol and inspiration Milkha Singhji. His story of sheer determination and hard work inspired millions and will continue to do so. As a tribute to him, students of Usha School paid homage to the legend. Rest in Peace'
We may not have seen you compete, but every time we ran fast as kids, we ran 'like Milkha Singh'. And for me, that will always be the legend you leave behind. You didn't just run, you inspired. Rest in peace, sir, tweeted Indian football skipper Sunil&nbsp;chhetri Extremely saddened to hear about the demise of legendary Milkha Singh Ji. May his soul rest in peace. My condolences to friends &amp; family, wrote former cricketer Suresh&nbsp;Raina.
Anil&nbsp;Kumble&nbsp;tweeted, 'Deeply saddened to hear the passing of Milkha SinghJi. His legacy will live on&hellip; a true legend and an icon. Condolences to his family and friends.' Cricketer Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;wrote, 'A hero, an inspiration, a legend. His legacy will live on for generations to come. Rest in Peace, Milkha Singh sir.'
Wrestler Sakshi&nbsp;Malik&nbsp;tweeted, 'A legend like him stays always in power. Rest in power Mr. #FlyingSikh. Your struggling story, your legacy, calmness will live on to inspire generations to come.' Saina&nbsp;Nehwal&nbsp;posted an image of Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;and wrote, 'We will miss you sir' Former cricketer&nbsp;VVS&nbsp;Laxman too posted an image of the legendary&nbsp;sprinter and wrote, 'Sad to hear the passing away of the legend #MilkhaSingh ji. His legacy will live on for generations to come. My heartfelt condolences to his family and well-wishers. Om Shanti'

Bollywood&nbsp;celebrities mourned the&nbsp;death of&nbsp;ace sprinter&nbsp;Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;on social media.
Amitabh&nbsp;Bacchan&nbsp;tweeted,&nbsp;"In grief .. Milkha Singh passes away .. the pride of India .. a great athlete .. a greater human .. Waheguru di Mehr .. prayers"Shahrukh&nbsp;Khan tweeted, "The Flying Sikh may no longer be with us in person but his presence will always be felt and his legacy will remain unmatched... An inspiration to me... an inspiration to millions. Rest in Peace Milkha Singh sir."Akshay&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;said, "Incredibly sad to hear about the demise of #MilkhaSingh ji. The one character I forever regret not playing on-screen! May you have a golden run in heaven, Flying Sikh. Om shanti, Sir."Priyanka Chopra tweeted, "Warm and welcoming, you made our first meeting so so special. I have been inspired by your excellence, touched by your humility, influenced by your contribution to our country. Om Shanti #Milkha ji. Sending love and prayers to the family."Actress Tapsee&nbsp;Pannu, tweeted "And he flew away" with a photo of the legend.Filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar&nbsp;said, "Sad to hear demise of #MilkhaSingh ji Been a great inspiration will remain in our hearts forever."Ravina&nbsp;Tandon&nbsp;wrote, "Had the honour of meeting you Sir, you will always have a special place in all our hearts ! Whenever we need to be inspired, &ldquo;bhaag milkhe bhaag,&rdquo; will resound in our ears !"Sunny Deol&nbsp;said, "The nation will remember you &amp; seek inspiration from your life forever"

Bollywood remembers Milkha Singh, tributes pour in from Big B, SRK, Priyanka Chopra

Bollywood&nbsp;celebrities mourned the&nbsp;death of&nbsp;ace sprinter&nbsp;Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;on social media.
Amitabh&nbsp;Bacchan&nbsp;tweeted,&nbsp;"In grief .. Milkha Singh passes away .. the pride of India .. a great athlete .. a greater human .. Waheguru di Mehr .. prayers" Shahrukh&nbsp;Khan tweeted, "The Flying Sikh may no longer be with us in person but his presence will always be felt and his legacy will remain unmatched... An inspiration to me... an inspiration to millions. Rest in Peace Milkha Singh sir." Akshay&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;said, "Incredibly sad to hear about the demise of #MilkhaSingh ji. The one character I forever regret not playing on-screen! May you have a golden run in heaven, Flying Sikh. Om shanti, Sir." Priyanka Chopra tweeted, "Warm and welcoming, you made our first meeting so so special. I have been inspired by your excellence, touched by your humility, influenced by your contribution to our country. Om Shanti #Milkha ji. Sending love and prayers to the family." Actress Tapsee&nbsp;Pannu, tweeted "And he flew away" with a photo of the legend. Filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar&nbsp;said, "Sad to hear demise of #MilkhaSingh ji Been a great inspiration will remain in our hearts forever." Ravina&nbsp;Tandon&nbsp;wrote, "Had the honour of meeting you Sir, you will always have a special place in all our hearts ! Whenever we need to be inspired, &ldquo;bhaag milkhe bhaag,&rdquo; will resound in our ears !" Sunny Deol&nbsp;said, "The nation will remember you &amp; seek inspiration from your life forever"

Bollywood&nbsp;celebrities mourned the&nbsp;death of&nbsp;ace sprinter&nbsp;Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;on social media.
Amitabh&nbsp;Bacchan&nbsp;tweeted,&nbsp;"In grief .. Milkha Singh passes away .. the pride of India .. a great athlete .. a greater human .. Waheguru di Mehr .. prayers" Shahrukh&nbsp;Khan tweeted, "The Flying Sikh may no longer be with us in person but his presence will always be felt and his legacy will remain unmatched... An inspiration to me... an inspiration to millions. Rest in Peace Milkha Singh sir." Akshay&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;said, "Incredibly sad to hear about the demise of #MilkhaSingh ji. The one character I forever regret not playing on-screen! May you have a golden run in heaven, Flying Sikh. Om shanti, Sir." Anil&nbsp;Kapoor&nbsp;posted, 'Milkha Singh ji welcomed us into his home and his lovely wife fed us the most unforgettable aloo parathas I've ever had... He truly was an incredible sportsman, phenomenal host and above all an amazing human being... will be truly &amp; deeply missed' Anupam&nbsp;Kher&nbsp;wrote, '"Do you consider yourself Milkha Singh?" When a person becomes a phrase, it becomes a symbol of his greatness. I had the privilege of meeting Milkha Singh ji a couple of times. Very few people get such generosity. He is a symbol of inspiration for every age. were and will be. om Shanti!' Priyanka Chopra tweeted, "Warm and welcoming, you made our first meeting so so special. I have been inspired by your excellence, touched by your humility, influenced by your contribution to our country. Om Shanti #Milkha ji. Sending love and prayers to the family." Actress Tapsee&nbsp;Pannu, tweeted "And he flew away" with a photo of the legend. Filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar&nbsp;said, "Sad to hear demise of #MilkhaSingh ji Been a great inspiration will remain in our hearts forever." Ravina&nbsp;Tandon&nbsp;wrote, "Had the honour of meeting you Sir, you will always have a special place in all our hearts ! Whenever we need to be inspired, &ldquo;bhaag milkhe bhaag,&rdquo; will resound in our ears !" Sunny Deol&nbsp;said, "The nation will remember you &amp; seek inspiration from your life forever"

Here are some of Milkha&nbsp;Singh's&nbsp;biggest achievements in the world of track &amp; field&nbsp;
&nbsp;
1956: Represented India in 200m &amp; 400m competitions at Melbourne Olympics
&nbsp;
1958: Broke the National Games record for 200m &amp; 400m
&nbsp;
1958: Won gold at Tokyo Asian Games in 200m &amp; 400m
&nbsp;
1958: First Indian to win Gold at Commonwealth Games
&nbsp;
1958: Won gold for India in 440 Yards race in Cardiff
&nbsp;
1960: Finished 4th in 400m at Rome Olympics
&nbsp;
1962: Won gold in 400m &amp; 4x100m relay at Jakarta Asian Games
&nbsp;
Awarded the Padma Shri in 1959
&nbsp;
Donated all his medals to the nation, currently on display at NIS Patiala
&nbsp;
Retired as an Honorary Captain of the Indian Army
&nbsp;

Milkha Singh: Independent India's first global superstar 

As the country mourns the passing away of a superstar in athletics, here are the top achievements of Milkha&nbsp;Singh

Here are some of Milkha&nbsp;Singh's&nbsp;biggest achievements in the world of track &amp; field&nbsp;
&nbsp;
1956: Represented India in 200m &amp; 400m competitions at Melbourne Olympics
&nbsp;
1958: Broke the National Games record for 200m &amp; 400m
&nbsp;
1958: Won gold at Tokyo Asian Games in 200m &amp; 400m
&nbsp;
1958: First Indian to win Gold at Commonwealth Games
&nbsp;
1958: Won gold for India in 440 Yards race in Cardiff
&nbsp;
1960: Finished 4th in 400m at Rome Olympics
&nbsp;
1962: Won gold in 400m &amp; 4x100m relay at Jakarta Asian Games
&nbsp;
Awarded the Padma Shri in 1959
&nbsp;
Donated all his medals to the nation, currently on display at NIS Patiala
&nbsp;
Retired as an Honorary Captain of the Indian Army
&nbsp;

Actor-director Farhan Akhtar, who portrayed the role of Mikha Singh in the 2013 National Award-winning film 'Bhaag Milkha Bhaag' paid an emotional tribute to the Flying Sikh.
Farhan shared a throwback photo with the sprint icon on his social media platforms to express his grief&nbsp;and wrote, &ldquo;Dearest Milkha ji, a part of me is still refusing to accept that you are no more."
"You represented an idea. You represented a dream. You represented (to use your own words) how hard work, honesty and determination can lift a person off his knees and get him to touch the sky," Farhan further added.
Milkha Singh died on Friday night due to post Covid-19 related issues at a Chandigarh hospital.

Farhan Akhtar mourns Milkha Singh: 'Can't accept you are gone'

-&nbsp;Farhan Akhtar pens emotional tribute for&nbsp;Milkha Singh
- Farhan&nbsp;Akhtar&nbsp;played the role of Milkha Singh&nbsp;in his biopic
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Actor-director Farhan Akhtar, who portrayed the role of Mikha Singh in the 2013 National Award-winning film 'Bhaag Milkha Bhaag' paid an emotional tribute to the Flying Sikh.
Farhan shared a throwback photo with the sprint icon on his social media platforms to express his grief&nbsp;and wrote, &ldquo;Dearest Milkha ji, a part of me is still refusing to accept that you are no more."
"You represented an idea. You represented a dream. You represented (to use your own words) how hard work, honesty and determination can lift a person off his knees and get him to touch the sky," Farhan further added.
Milkha Singh died on Friday night due to post Covid-19 related issues at a Chandigarh hospital.

Legendary sprinter Milkha Singh will be cremated with full state honours on Saturday at 5 pm. His mortal remains are currently kept at his residence in Chandigarh's Sector 8. Meanwhile, Chandigarh Police is busy beefing up security at his residence expecting visit of prominent personalities.
One of independent India&rsquo;s biggest sporting icons, ace sprinter Milkha Singh, died on Friday after a month-long battle with Covid-19. The former Indian sprinter had tested positive last month and was in isolation at his home in Chandigarh before he was hospitalised.

Milkha Singh to be cremated at 5 pm in Chandigarh with full state honours

Legendary sprinter Milkha Singh will be cremated with full state honours on Saturday at 5 pm. His mortal remains are currently kept at his residence in Chandigarh's Sector 8. Meanwhile, Chandigarh Police is busy beefing up security at his residence expecting visit of prominent personalities.
One of independent India&rsquo;s biggest sporting icons, ace sprinter Milkha Singh, died on Friday after a month-long battle with Covid-19. The former Indian sprinter had tested positive last month and was in isolation at his home in Chandigarh before he was hospitalised.

Legendary Indian athlete Milkha Singh died on Friday night with Covid-19 related issues in a Chandigarh hospital. He was 91. Milkha Singh had tested positive for Covid-19 last month.&nbsp;Notably,&nbsp;Milkha Singh's wife Nirmal Kaur had passed away&nbsp;just five days ago due to the same illness.
Fondly called the Flying Singh, Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;had tested positive for the virus on May 20 and was admitted to a private hospital in Mohali on May 24. Singh&nbsp;was on May 30 before he was admitted on June 3 due to dipping oxygen levels. The former Indian athlete had tested negative on Thursday earlier this week.
Singh, born in Gobindpura &ndash; in present day Pakistan &ndash;&nbsp;Milkha Singh was a four-time Asian Games gold medallist and 1958 Commonwealth Games champion but his greatest performance was the fourth-place finish in the 400m final at the 1960 Rome. He also represented India in the 1956 and 1964 Olympics and was bestowed the Padma Shri in 1959.
Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;condoled Milha&nbsp;Singh's&nbsp;death on Twitter. The PM wrote, "in the passing away of&nbsp;Milkha Singh, we have lost a colossal sportsperson, who captured the nation&rsquo;s imagination and had a special place in the hearts of countless Indians. His inspiring personality endeared himself to millions.&nbsp;Several budding athletes will derive strength from his life journey. "
Singh is survived by three daughters &ndash; and son Jeev Milkha Singh, who is a golfer.&nbsp;

Legendary athlete Milkha Singh dies at 91 due to post Covid-19 complications

Legendary athlete Milkha Singh dies at 91 due to post Covid-19 complications, 5 days after his wife passed away

Legendary athlete Milkha Singh dies of post-Covid complications He was admitted to a hospital in Chandigarh after O2 levels dipped Milkha Singh's wife died just five days ago due to Covid-19 as well Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;first tested +ve on May 20, was discharged on May 30 Singh was re-hospitalised on June 3 after his condition deteriorated Fondly called the Flying Sikh, Milkha was born in Gobindpura, now in Pakistan Milkha Singh was a 4-time Asian Games gold medallist and 1958 CWG champion His best performance: 4th-place finish in the 400m final at the 1960 Olympics Milkha Singh was bestowed the Padma Shri in 1959 ((show PM tweets))

Legendary Indian athlete Milkha Singh died on Friday night with Covid-19 related issues in a Chandigarh hospital. He was 91. Milkha Singh had tested positive for Covid-19 last month.&nbsp;Notably,&nbsp;Milkha Singh's wife Nirmal Kaur had passed away&nbsp;just five days ago due to the same illness.
Fondly called the Flying Sikh, Milkha&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;had tested positive for the virus on May 20 and was admitted to a private hospital in Mohali on May 24. Singh&nbsp;was on May 30 before he was admitted on June 3 due to dipping oxygen levels. The former Indian athlete had tested negative on Thursday earlier this week.
Born in Gobindpura &ndash; in present day Pakistan &ndash;&nbsp;Milkha Singh was a four-time Asian Games gold medallist and 1958 Commonwealth Games champion, but his greatest performance was the fourth-place finish in the 400m final at the 1960 Rome. He also represented India in the 1956 and 1964 Olympics and was bestowed the Padma Shri in 1959.
Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;condoled Milha&nbsp;Singh's&nbsp;death on Twitter. The PM wrote, "in the passing away of&nbsp;Milkha Singh, we have lost a colossal sportsperson, who captured the nation&rsquo;s imagination and had a special place in the hearts of countless Indians. His inspiring personality endeared himself to millions.&nbsp;Several budding athletes will derive strength from his life journey. "
Singh is survived by three daughters &ndash; and son Jeev Milkha Singh, who is a golfer.&nbsp;

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