What is Santosh Trophy associated with?
Indian football tournament
Definition: Santosh Trophy is an Indian football tournament in which the states of the country along with some government institutions participate. This is held annually since 1941. Bengal was the first winner of the competition held in 1941.
How many Santosh Trophy are there?
In the 75 editions held till 2022, West Bengal is the most successful side with 32 wins and 14 runners up finishes for a total of 46 final appearances. The next best side in Santosh Trophy is Punjab, who have made a total of 16 final appearances and won the title 8 times.
Which State won the Santosh Trophy 2021?
Kerala
This is Kerala’s third win in a Santosh Trophy tournament on home soil. Earlier, they had won two editions in Kochi, in 1973-74 and 1992-93. Kerala captain Jijo Joseph, who was adjudged the player of the match for a commanding performance in the middle of the park.
Which of the following trophy is related to badminton?
Thomas Cup, trophy signifying world supremacy in the sport of badminton. The cup was donated in 1939 by Sir George Thomas for a series of men’s international team competitions to be managed by the International Badminton Federation (IBF), of which Thomas was then president.
Which of the following trophies is related with the game of football?
Solution(By Examveda Team) Santosh Trophy is associated with football.
Which Trophy is associated with football in India?
The correct answer is Football. The Santosh Trophy is an Indian Football Tournament that is played among teams of government institutes and Indian states. Started in 1941, the tournament is named after the President of the Indian Football Association, Sir Manmatha Nath Roy Chowdhary of Santosh. It is held every year.
Which of the following cups trophies is not related to football?
Begum Hazratmahal trophy is not associated with cricket. It is associated with Football. Ranji trophy- It belongs to the cricket game, which is the frist class domestic championship trophy played between the states of India.