Ranveer Singh

Profile Summary

Ranveer Singh is a former captain of the Indian national volleyball team and a recipient of the prestigious Arjuna Award. He represented India at multiple international tournaments and led the national team during a significant phase of Indian volleyball.

With extensive experience in competitive sports, leadership, and public service, he brings valuable insight into athlete development, team leadership, and discipline-driven excellence at the national level.
 

Background & Experience

Ranveer Singh is a distinguished former Indian volleyball player who served as the captain of the Indian national volleyball team from 1979 to 1981. Born on 12 February 1951 in Simbhalka village, Shamli district, Uttar Pradesh, he emerged as one of the prominent figures in Indian volleyball during the 1970s and early 1980s.

He represented India in several major international tournaments, including the 7th Asian Games held in Tehran in 1974 and the 8th Asian Games in Bangkok in 1978. He also played international matches against teams from France, Russia, and Australia, contributing to India’s presence on the global volleyball stage.

Ranveer Singh was a member of the Indian team that won a bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games, marking a notable achievement in Indian volleyball history. In recognition of his excellence in sports, he was conferred with the Arjuna Award on 15 February 1978.

Beyond sports, he served in the police force and was honoured with both the Police Medal and the President’s Police Medal for his service, reflecting his commitment to discipline, leadership, and public duty.
 

Association with Bande Bharat

As a member of the Advisory Board, Ranveer Singh contributes his extensive experience in national sports leadership and youth development. His association supports initiatives focused on discipline, teamwork, and nurturing athletic potential through structured sports and mentorship programs.
 

Key Areas & Expertise