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- Q16887625 description "Indian athlete and coach".
- Q16887625 description "Indian athlete and coach".
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- Q16887625 abstract "Bhogeswar Baruah (Assamese: ভোগেশ্বৰ বৰুৱা) (3 September 1940– ) is an Indian former-athlete and coach. He was one of the first Assamese to win gold at an international event, winning a medal at the 1966 Asian Games. He was the winner of the gold medal in an 800-metre running event of 1966 Asian Games. Baruah's birthday is celebrated on September 3 every year in Assam, called "Abhiruchi Sports Day" in his honor. He had started an sports academy at Dimow in Sivasagar in the early 90s. But after operating for three years, he had closed it down due to lack of funds. He is a recipient of the Arjuna Award. He is the first Assamese to get the Arjuna award.".
- Q16887625 birthDate "1940-09-03".
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- Q16887625 birthDate "1940-09-03".
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- Q16887625 name "Baruah, Bhogeswar".
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- Q16887625 comment "Bhogeswar Baruah (Assamese: ভোগেশ্বৰ বৰুৱা) (3 September 1940– ) is an Indian former-athlete and coach. He was one of the first Assamese to win gold at an international event, winning a medal at the 1966 Asian Games. He was the winner of the gold medal in an 800-metre running event of 1966 Asian Games. Baruah's birthday is celebrated on September 3 every year in Assam, called "Abhiruchi Sports Day" in his honor. He had started an sports academy at Dimow in Sivasagar in the early 90s.".
- Q16887625 label "Bhogeswar Baruah".
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