List of Tenzing Norgay National Adventure Award recipients

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Template:Infobox award The Tenzing Norgay National Adventure Award, formerly known as National Adventure Awards, is the highest adventure sports honour of Republic of India.[1] The award is named after Tenzing Norgay, a Nepali-Indian Sherpa mountaineer and one of the first two individuals to reach the summit of Mount Everest along with Edmund Hillary in 1953.[2] It is awarded annually by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports. The recipients are honoured for their "outstanding achievement in the field of adventure activities on land, sea and air" over the previous three years. The lifetime achievement is awarded to individuals who have demonstrated excellence in and devoted themselves in the promotion of adventure sports. Template:As of, the award comprises "a bronze statuette of Tenzing Norgay along with a cash prize of Template:INRConvert".Template:Efn[3]

Instituted in 1993–1994, the first awards were given for the year 1994. The stature of this award is considered to be equivalent to Arjuna Award conferred in the field of sport.[4] Since the year 2004, this award, along with all the other six National Sports Awards, are conferred in the same presidential ceremony at the Presidential Palace, usually on 29 August each year.[5][6] The nominations for a given year are accepted until 20 June. Typically, one award in each of the four categories—Land adventure, Water (Sea) adventure, Air adventure, and Lifetime achievement—are given. The number may increase in a particular year for appropriate reasons and after approval. A five-member committee evaluates the achievements of a candidate in a particular category of adventure, taking into consideration their last three years of performance for the first three categories. The committee later submits its recommendations to the Union Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports for further approval.[3]

Template:As of, there have been 146 recipients. In the first year 1994, 22 awards were given, of which 19 were bestowed on the Indian members of the 1993 Indo-Nepalese Women's Everest Expedition.[4] In 2017, ten awards were given, of which six were given to the members of Navika Sagar Parikrama, an all-woman sailing team for the circumnavigation of the globe.[7] Chandraprabha Aitwal is the only double recipient of the award, in 1994 for land adventure and in 2009 for lifetime achievement.[4][8]

List of recipients

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Key
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List of award recipients, showing the year, gender, category and disciplineTemplate:Efn
Year Recipient Gender Category Discipline Template:Tooltip
1994 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Male Water Adventure Sailing [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Female Air Adventure Skydiving [4]
1994 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [4]
1995 Template:Sortname Female Water Adventure Open water swimming [9]
1995 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [9]
1995 Template:Sortname Female Water Adventure Open water swimming [9]
1995 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [9]
1995 Template:Sortname Male Air Adventure Skydiving [9]
1995 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [9]
1995 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [9]
1996 Template:Sortname Male Air Adventure Microlight aviation [10][11]
1996 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [10][12]
1996 Template:Sortname Female Water Adventure Open water swimming [10][13]
1996 Template:Sortname Female Water Adventure Open water swimming [10][14]
1996 Template:SortnameTemplate:Sup Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [10]
1996 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure [10]
1997 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [15][16]
1998 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [15][17]
1999 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [15][18]
1999 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [19][20]
1999 Template:Sortname [19]
1999 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [19][21][22]
2000 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [19][23]
2000 Template:Sortname [19]
2000 Template:Sortname Male Air Adventure Skydiving [19][24]
2000 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [19][25]
2001 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [15][26]
2001 Template:Sortname Female Water Adventure Open water swimming [15][27][28]
2001 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [19][16][29]
2001 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Microlight aviation [30]
2001 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [15][31]
2002 Template:Sortname Female Lifetime Achievement Open water swimming [5][32]
2002 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Caving [5][33]
2002 Template:Sortname Male Water Adventure White water rafting [5][34]
2003 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [35][36]
2003 Template:Sortname Male Water Adventure Open water swimming [35][37]
2003 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [35][38]
2004 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [35][39]
2004 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [35][40]
2004 Template:Sortname Male Air Adventure Skydiving [35][41]
2005 Template:Sortname Male Water Adventure Sailing [42]
2005 Chhering Norbu Bodh Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [42]
2005 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [42]
2005 Template:Sortname Female Air Adventure Skydiving [42]
2006 Template:Sortname Male Water Adventure Sailing [43][44]
2006 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [43][45]
2006 Template:Sortname Male Air Adventure Skydiving [43][46]
2006 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [43][47]
2007 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [48][49]
2007 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [48][47]
2007 Template:Sortname Male Air Adventure Skydiving [48][49]
2007 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [48][50]
2008 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [51][47]
2008 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [51][52]
2008 Template:Sortname Female Water Adventure Sailing [51][53]
2008 Template:Sortname Male Air Adventure Hang gliding [51][54]
2009 Template:Sortname Female Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [8][55]
2009 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [8][56]
2009 Template:Sortname Male Air Adventure Skydiving [8][57]
2009 Template:Sortname Male Water Adventure Open water swimming [8][58]
2010 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Cross-country skiing [59][60]
2010 Template:Sortname Male Water Adventure Sailing [59][61]
2010 Template:SortnameTemplate:Sup Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [59][62]
2010 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [59][63]
2011 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [64][65]
2011 Template:Sortname Female Water Adventure Open water swimming [64][66]
2011 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [64][67]
2011 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [64][68]
2012 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [69]
2012 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [69]
2012 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [69]
2012 Template:Sortname Male Air Adventure Hang gliding [69]
2012 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [69]
2012 Template:Sortname Male Water Adventure Sailing [69][70][71]
2013 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Skydiving [72][73]
2013 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [72][74]
2013 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [72][75]
2013 Template:Sortname Male Air Adventure Skydiving [72][73]
2014 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [76][16]
2014 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [76][77]
2014 Template:Sortname Male Water Adventure Open water swimming [76][43][78]
2014 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [76][79]
2014 Template:Sortname Male Air Adventure Skydiving [76][73]
2015 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [80][81]
2015 Template:Sortname Female Water Adventure Open water swimming [80][82]
2015 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [80][83]
2015 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [80][83]
2015 Template:Sortname Male Air Adventure Skydiving [80][73]
2015 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [80][84]
2016 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [85][86]
2016 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [85][87]
2016 Template:Sortname Male Water Adventure Open water swimming [85][88]
2016 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Skydiving [85][73]
2017 Template:Sortname Female Water Adventure Sailing [7]
2017 Template:Sortname Female Water Adventure Sailing [7]
2017 Template:Sortname Female Water Adventure Sailing [7]
2017 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [7][89]
2017 Template:Sortname Female Water Adventure Sailing [7]
2017 Template:Sortname Female Water Adventure Sailing [7]
2017 Template:SortnameTemplate:Sup Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [7]
2017 Template:Sortname Female Water Adventure Sailing [7]
2017 Template:Sortname Male Air Adventure Skydiving [7]
2017 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [7]
2018 Template:SortnameTemplate:Sup Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [90][91]
2018 Template:Sortname Male Air Adventure Skydiving [90][73]
2018 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [90][92]
2018 Template:Sortname Male Water Adventure Open water swimming [90][93]
2018 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [90][94]
2018 Template:Sortname Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [90][95]
2019 Template:SortnameTemplate:Sup Male Lifetime Achievement Mountaineering [6][96]
2019 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [6][97]
2019 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [6][98]
2019 Template:Sortname Male Water Adventure Open water swimming [6][99]
2019 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [6][100]
2019 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [6][101]
2019 Template:Sortname Male Air Adventure Skydiving [6][102]
2020 Sheetal Female Land Adventure Mountaineering
2020 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [103]
2020 Template:Sortname Male Water Adventure Swimming [104]
2020 Template:Sortname Male Land Adventure Mountaineering [105][106]
2020 Template:Sortname Male Air Adventure Skydiving [107]
2021 Template:Sortname Female Land Adventure Mountaineering [108]
2021 Template:Sortname Male Water Adventure Open water swimming [108]
2021 Template:Sortname Male Life Time Achievement [108]

Explanatory notes

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