Patna’s Litti-Chokha and Sporting Spirit - The Honourable Prime Minister can reflect on the 7th Khelo India Youth Games (KIYG) 2025, hosted by Bihar for the first time. He could praise the cultural integration, where athletes from across India enjoyed local traditions like Makhana and Litti-Chokha. This proves that sports is the greatest "Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat" initiative, turning a regional event into a national celebration of youth and talent.

Taekwondo’s Historic Bronze in Nairobi - Celebrating a breakthrough in martial arts, the Honourable Prime Minister can highlight Nitesh Singh, who secured India’s first-ever medal at the World U21 Taekwondo Championships in Nairobi. This victory in the under-63kg category shows that Indian youth are becoming formidable competitors in combat sports beyond wrestling and boxing, diversifying our medal prospects for future Asian and Olympic games.

Sarvesh Kushare: Scaling New Heights - The Honourable Prime Minister can mention Sarvesh Kushare, who scripted history by becoming the first Indian high jumper to qualify for the final of a World Athletics Championship (Tokyo 2025). By finishing 6th with a personal best of 2.28m, Sarvesh has opened a new door for Indian track and field. The talk would emphasize that "every centimeter counts" in the journey of a thousand miles.

Pickleball: India’s New Global Triumph - The Honourable Prime Minister can congratulate Nitten Kirrtane for his double gold victory at the Pickleball World Cup 2025 in Florida. By celebrating success in an emerging sport, he shows that Indian talent is versatile and adaptive. This segment would encourage the youth to explore "non-traditional" sports, which are often easier to start at the community level and have immense potential for global growth.

Veer Savarkar Sports Complex: The Modern Colosseum - Highlighting the inauguration of the Veer Savarkar Sports Complex in Ahmedabad, the Honourable Prime Minister can describe it as India’s largest and most modern sports facility. With its international-standard outdoor zones and "Fit India" hubs, he can encourage athletes to move to such regional centers for training. This reinforces the idea that Indian athletes no longer need to go abroad to access world-class training facilities.

The National Sports Policy 2025: Roadmap to 2036 - The Honourable Prime Minister can discuss the recently approved National Sports Policy 2025, which replaces the 24-year-old policy of 2001. He could explain the five key pillars—from grassroots talent identification to the adoption of cutting-edge sports science. This gives the nation a clear vision that the government is not just looking for medals today but is building a sustainable ecosystem for the decades to come.

10. As our India progressing, we have to go grow in economic levels, reducing poverty etc. we have more people and the people energy should be utilised properly.So that we can improve fast. If it is wasted we cannot progress properly. We can see some state like liquor, drugs, cigarette addict and no motivation in life. People should realise where we stand. We didn't get independence easily.Generations suffered. The current generation or our people should realise where we stand and help our country to progress. As gita says we have to do our duty. So that we can all go to win win situations People should show interest in learning, knowing general knowledge, past our original history etc. That will help to progress well

Bhuvi Agarwal: The Golden Sensation of Dubai - The Honourable Prime Minister can share the inspiring story of 18-year-old Bhuvi Agarwal, who won a triple gold sweep (Long Jump, Shot Put, 400m) at the Asian Youth Para Games 2025 in Dubai. By mentioning her coach Shorabh Verma and her mother’s dedication, he can highlight the importance of the family support system. Her "golden debut" serves as a beacon for every young girl in India to dream big in the field of athletics.

New Delhi: A World-Class Host for Para-Athletics - Following the successful hosting of the World Para Athletics Championships 2025 at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, the Honourable Prime Minister can reflect on India’s record haul of 22 medals. He could praise the volunteers and officials for proving that India is now an elite organizer of international sporting events. This success boosts India’s bid for the 2036 Olympics, showing the world our world-class accessibility and hospitality.

HUKUMCHAND PUBLIC SCHOOL AJMER 9460900463 STUDENT NAME :- Mohiddusha Fatiam CLASS VIII