Gurbax Singh Grewal: End of a Hockey Era

Gurbax Singh Grewal: End of a Hockey Era

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Category : Obituaries Published on: April 28 2026

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  • Olympic Hero: Gurbax Singh Grewal, a member of India’s 1968 Mexico City Olympics bronze-winning team, passed away at 84.
  • Unique Milestone: He shared the rare distinction of playing alongside his brother, Balbir Singh Grewal, at the same Olympic Games.
  • Legacy Beyond Field: Post-retirement, he served as a Senior Sports Officer with Western Railways and Honorary Secretary of the Mumbai Hockey Association.
  • Nurturing Talent: He played a pivotal role in scouting and inducting young athletes into the Railways hockey system, ensuring grassroots growth.
  • Iconic Loss: His death marks the conclusion of a storied chapter in India's rich hockey history.
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