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Motivation
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Consider the following statements regarding Bihar's sports, sporting talents, and the achievements of the state's athletes at the national and international levels:

  1. 1. Pramod Bhagat, who won a gold medal in badminton at the Tokyo Paralympics 2020, hails from the Vaishali district of Bihar and achieved historical success in the SL3 disability classification.
  2. 2. Ishan Kishan, who is among the players to score the fastest double century in international cricket, originally belongs to the Patna district of Bihar and started his domestic cricket career representing Jharkhand.
  3. 3. To promote sports culture and encourage athletes, the Government of Bihar is effectively implementing the 'Padma Shri Meritorious Student & Athlete Encouragement Scheme' and the 'Bring a Medal, Get a Job' policy through the 'Bihar State Sports Authority'.
  4. 4. Female athletes from Bihar (especially girls from West Champaran and Patna regions) representing India internationally in rugby have performed exceptionally well in sub-junior and junior national competitions.

Which of the above statements is/are completely true?

Detailed Explanation

Detailed Analysis

All the given statements regarding Bihar's sports and athletes are completely true:

  • Statement 1: Pramod Bhagat (from Hajipur, Vaishali) won a gold medal in badminton at the Tokyo Paralympics, making the state proud in the SL3 category.
  • Statement 2: Cricketer Ishan Kishan is originally from Patna, Bihar, but played his domestic cricket for Jharkhand before entering international cricket.
  • Statement 3: The Bihar Government actively promotes sports through progressive policies like 'Bring a Medal, Get a Job' via the Bihar State Sports Authority.
  • Statement 4: Female rugby players from regions like West Champaran and Patna have shown remarkable performance at national levels.

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