The 'C-3' formula through which coach Harendra Singh gave the Indian Junior Hockey Team the World Cup 4 years ago, became the result of his 'Tea Three' team in the war against Coronavirus as General Manager of Air India. When the Indian hockey team won the World Cup under the guidance of Harendra in Lucknow, he described the players as 'C3' ministers which included communication, co-ordination and commitments.

According to reports, now in the role of Air India General Manager (Commercial) at Indira Gandhi International Airport, Harendra once again took out that page from the old diary. Former Indian hockey coach Harendra, who is commanding the Air India team at the airport amidst the return of Indians from all over the world including China, Japan, Italy, said in a conversation with the language that I went on behalf of Air India in a high level meeting in the Ministry of Civil Aviation Was

For information, let us tell you that after that it was decided that Indians from Wuhan and its surrounding areas would be brought by Air India flight. Air India brought 637 Indians and seven citizens of Maldives to India from Wuhan on 31 January and 1 February. After this, 119 Indians and five foreign nationals stranded in the Diamond Princess Cruise in Yokohama, Japan were brought by Air India special flight on 27 February. His experience of formulating and implementing strategies as a hockey coach came in handy here.

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