BJP MLA Pankaj Singh all set to become President of Cycling Federation of India -
Bajaj Pune Grand Tour Unveils Its Heritage-Inspired Trophy at National Capital. Casual Gurus’ Annexe Qutab Golf League 2025 Title, ‘Drive Squad’ Wins Plate Championship. सुभाष भंडारी के आलराउंड प्रदर्शन से भैर गांव टीम ने देवभूमि महा कौथिक क्रिकेट ख़िताब जीता। G.O.A.T. India Tour 20250 Delhi Roars as Lionel Messi Wraps up the G.O.A.T India Tour 2025 in Style. Physical Disability T20 Series to Be Held at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai from 16 December. Teen Prodigy Shane Chandaria Clinches Formula 4 Indian Championship Title at Madras International Circuit. India beat South Africa by 7 Wickets in the 3rd T20I to take lead 2-1 lead in the 5 match Series. Iicc Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 tickets to go live on Thursday, prices start at ₹100. President Smt. Droupadi Murmu Felicitates Indian Women Boxers at Rashtrapati Bhavan. Preeti Jhangiani honoured with the prestigious ‘Sports Business Leader of the Year (Female)’ Award at the 3rd CII Sports Business Awards 2025. India register 3-1 win against Wales in FIH Junior Women’s World Cup match. Anish wins silver in rapid-fire pistol, his second world cup final medal. Delhi’s Chaitanya Pandey wins IGU North East Amateur in Jorhat. Suruchi, Sainyam, create history with a gold-silver finish in women’s air pistol. Chandigarh University retain Khelo India University Games crown; Minister of State Raksha Khadse hails pathway to excellence. Arunachal Pradesh’s Onam Gamno named Team India Captain for Asian Cup Arm Wrestling. Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya Felicitates Historic Equestrian Medalists. Kalikesh Narayan Singh Deo begins first full term as NRAI President. Indian Women’s Hockey Team Chief Coach Harendra Singh steps down. श्याम लाल कॉलेज ने पहली बार इंटर कॉलेज बेसबॉल प्रतियोगिता जीती। India settle for a Silver after hard-fought 0-1 loss to Belgium in Sultan Azlan Shah Cup Hockey Tournament. CHIEF MINISTER REVANTH REDDY UNVEILS POSTER AND EXTENDS SUPPORT FOR INDIAN SUPERCROSS RACING LEAGUE ROUND 2. India dominate with 7-0 win against Chile. World Champion archer Aditi Swami adds KIUG 2025 gold to her trophy cabinet; Srihari Nataraj finishes with nine gold. PM Modi Hails “Collective Commitment and Spirit of Sportsmanship” upon India being Officially Awarded Hosting Rights for 2030 Commonwealth Games. Kho Kho0 India to Host Inaugural Commonwealth Kho Kho Championship from March 9th to 14th, 2026. India register 3-1 win against Wales in FIH Junior Women’s World Cup match. Anish wins silver in rapid-fire pistol, his second world cup final medal. Delhi’s Chaitanya Pandey wins IGU North East Amateur in Jorhat.

BJP MLA Pankaj Singh all set to become President of Cycling Federation of India

by ·

Share us on
1,422 Views

Rakesh Thapliyal

New Delhi: Pankaj Singh,  BJP MLA of UP Assembly is all set to become President of Cycling Federation of India.The election is set to be unopposed as one candidate is contesting for each post.

Today the Returning Officer Justice Mr. RK Gauba (Retd.) declared the final list of contesting candidates for the Office Bearers & Managing Committee of Cycling Federation of India.

Pankaj Singh, MLA of UP Assembly is contesting the election of President while  Maninder Pal is contesting for Secretary General for his second consecutive term. Sudeesh Kumar of Kerala is contesting for Treasurer.

One President, One Senior Vice President, Six Vice Presidents, One Secretary General, One Treasurer, Six Joint Secretaries, & Nine Executive Members are to be elected in the elections. The elections for all the 25 posts will be unopposed.

The Election procedure was started on 24th March 2023 while the final election meeting will be held on 23rd April 2023 at Nainital (Uttarakhand).

After coming out the final list of candidates, elated Maninder Pal Singh said “this is the victory of good governance and unity in the cycling family. He thanked all the members who kept faith in him and gave him a second chance to serve the Federation.”

He further said, “I will continue to work relentlessly towards the betterment of cyclists & the condition of cycling sports in India.”

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.