CityWoofer honours World’s No 1 shooter Anjum Moudgil in a special event
In a gesture aimed at promoting talented sports people who bring laurels to the nation, CityWoofer - tricity’s leading platform for updates on events, entertainment and sports activities felicitated Anjum Moudgil, the World’s No. 1 shooter.
City Air News
Sep 14, 2022 05:47
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Chandigarh, September 14, 2022: The whole city came together to celebrate India’s daughter, and the rightful claimant of the title “World’s Number 1 Shooter,” Anjum Moudgil with CityWoofer on September 11 in a special event organized at Hyatt Regency, Chandigarh. The ace shooter was presented with a Silver memento by CityWoofer, Tricity’s leading platform for updates on events, entertainment and sports activities in the presence of the Sports Minister of Punjab, Meet Hayer as the chief guest.
Anjum Moudgil who was honoured with the Arjuna Award and brought the country a Silver Medal from the Olympics this year is the true embodiment of the fearless young woman of India who is not afraid to go after her ambition and won’t give up until she has achieved it.
CityWoofer, a promoter, proponent, and pioneer in online ticketing and promotion is known for its relentless support and encouragement for the youth and anyone who intends to bring a change for the better was proud to be associated with this grand event in the honour of Ms. Moudgil.
“It is so wonderful to see such youngsters leading the country and inspiring millions with their toil, dedication, unstoppable courage, and the will to do whatever it takes to achieve their goals. We as a country are headed to a golden age, or should I say, that we are already there because of people like Ms. Moudgil. I feel proud of her achievements in sports, honoured that she accepted our token of appreciation, and massively inspired by her every word.”
Sumeet Soni, Founder & CEO, CityWoofer said, "CityWoofer has always stood at the forefront when promoting and standing fonr the causes that matter to the country and the world including sports and the sporting spirit."
