Aslam Khan - A Lifestory
Hockey Legend, A Champion'S Spirit, Forever On The Field
Aslam Sher Khan is an Indian politician and former field hockey player. He was born on July 5, 1953. Khan gained prominence as a member of the Indian hockey team that won the Hockey World Cup in 1975. His contributions to the team were significant, and he was known for his skillful play and strategic thinking on the field. After retiring from professional hockey, Khan transitioned into politics. He has been associated with various political parties throughout his career, including the Indian National Congress. He has served as a Member of Parliament, representing different constituencies at different times. In his political career, Khan has been involved in advocating for sports development and youth empowerment. He has also worked on issues related to social justice and welfare. Beyond his political and sporting achievements, Aslam Sher Khan has also authored a book titled "To Hell with Hockey," which offers his perspectives on the state of hockey in India and suggests measures for its improvement. He remains a notable figure in Indian sports and politics, recognized for his past accomplishments and continued engagement in public life.
