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“Being mentioned in the 'Mann ki Baat' address by
the Hon'ble Prime Minister was one of the most
unforgettable moments of my life. Such recognition
from the Prime Minister himself is not just a milestone,
it is a profound responsibility. It has inspired me to
stay committed, work even harder, and strive to
bring more medals to the nation.”

- Asmita Dattatray Dhone, Weightlifting,

“It is a matter of immense pride for me that the
Hon’ble Prime Minister mentioned my name in his
'Mann ki Baat' address. I see this as both an honour
and a source of inspiration. To the youth of our
country, I would like to say- pursue excellence,
stay focused, and keep moving forward with
determination and purpose.”

- Kadir Khan, Athlete

“I would like to encourage the youth of our country
to pursue sports alongside their studies, as sports
today offer promising career opportunities and
a platform to achieve national and international
recognition. With dedication and hard work, you too
can become medalist in the upcoming Olympics.
Personally, I also want to win an Olympic gold
medal for India.”

- Harshvardhan Sahu, Weightlifter

“My message to my young friends is to stay
dedicated, work both hard and smart, and maintain
a natural, balanced diet. Equally important is
building mental strength, which plays a crucial role
in any athlete’s journey. I encourage you all to
strive towards representing India on international
sporting platforms and make the nation proud.”

-- Hansraj Dhayal, Athlete

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