There was no money to even buy a TV at home, you will shudder to know the condition of the female hockey player

There was no money to even buy a TV at home, you will shudder to know the condition of the female hockey player

Indian women's hockey team player Sangeeta Kumari's life has been a struggle. The financial condition of his house is very difficult

• Sangeeta Kumari, a player of the women's hockey team, has a difficult financial situation at home
• The country will be represented at the inaugural Commonwealth Games in Birmingham
• Jharkhand Hockey President Bholanath Singh sent a TV to Sangeethakumari's home

Indian women's hockey team player Sangeeta Kumari's struggle

Sangeeta Kumari oppose hard to fulfill her dream of playing in the Indian women's the hockey team. However, Sangeeta is now all set to don the blue jersey as she will represent the country in the inaugural Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, London. Due to the poor economic condition of the family, there is no TV in their house even today. She is originally a resident of Karangagudi village in Simdega district of Jharkhand. 

The Jharkhand Hockey Chairman sent an LED TV to Sangeeta's home 

When Jharkhand Hockey President Bholanath Singh came to know about a Sangeeta's economic condition, he sent an LED TV from Ranchi to Sangeeta's house on Thursday. Because the player's family and people from his village can watch the Commonwealth Games live. 

Three players of the women's team hail from this state 

Three players in the Indian women's team hail from The Jharkhand. It includes Nikki Paradhan, Salima Tete and Sangeeta Kumari. The financial condition of all the three players is very bad. All the three players have made it to the Indian hockey team today with their hard work and studies. Out of these three players, Nikki Pradhan and Salima Tate have also been part of the Indian women's hockey team. Who performed well on the hockey field in Tokyo Olympics 2020 in Japan. 

Sangeeta was given an opportunity to play for the Indian women's hockey team 

Sangeeta has been given the opportunity to play for the Indian women's hockey team in various international level competitions, but this is the first time that she is representing the country at the inaugural CWG 2022. The family of Sangeeta Kumari, a resident of Karangagudi village in Kersai region, about 35 kilometers from the extremism-hit Simdega district headquarters of Jharkhand, still lives in a mud house.