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From wanting to play hockey only so that he features in a newspaper to bring laurels to the country on the turf of field hockey Yuvraj Valmiki is undoubtedly the Prince of Indian Hockey. He talks in this riveting leadership sermon on how his home did not even have electricity till after the year 2010 and yet that never stood in his way of representing and winning medals and championships for India. A true story of grit, determination, commitment, and leadership Yuvraj inspired us all and left the audience stirred and awestruck by how he has overcome his many trials and tribulations to become a leader in his profession today.

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Yuvraj Walmiki
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