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Sports Minister Assures Support To 24-year-old Runner After His 100 Mtr In 11 Second Video Goes Viral
18 Aug 2019 7:49 AM GMT
Social media quite often has proved to be a platform for young talents to get recognised all over the world without any requests or recommendation. Many people get noticed by the field experts and authorities after videos of exhibiting their talents have gone viral.
One such case happened on Saturday when Minister of State for Sports, Kiren Rijiju replied to former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan’s tweet.
In the viral video tweeted by Chouhan on Friday, a 24-year-old boy is seen running 100 metres in 11 seconds on a street in Madhya Pradesh. The boy in the video is believed to be Rameshwar Singh from Shivpuri district in Madhya Pradesh. The former chief minister in the tweet urged the sports ministry to look into the matter.
India is blessed with talented individuals. Provided with right opportunity & right platform, they'll come out with flying colours to create history!
Urge @IndiaSports Min. @KirenRijiju ji to extend support to this aspiring athlete to advance his skills!
Thanks to @govindtimes. pic.twitter.com/ZlTAnSf6WO
— Shivraj Singh Chouhan (@ChouhanShivraj) August 16, 2019
On Saturday after Kiren Rijiju’s saw Chouhan’s tweet he replied asking the boy to be brought to him so that he can be put in coaching.
Pls ask someone to bring him to me @ChouhanShivraj ji. I'll arrange to put him at an athletic academy. https://t.co/VywndKm3xZ
— Kiren Rijiju (@KirenRijiju) August 16, 2019
Soon after the minister’s tweet, the sports ministry in a tweet assured all support the 24-year-old boy.
Sports Minister @KirenRijiju has assured all support to 24-yr-old Rameshwar Singh. He has been called to #SAI Bhopal,& will be joining the center shortly. His training requirements will be assessed & given support to make a career in sport. @RijijuOffice @IndiaSports #KheloIndia https://t.co/Qw1jigmfc5
— SAIMedia (@Media_SAI) August 17, 2019
The use of social media is primarily to express and promote oneself. The story is a lesson on how social media (if used wisely) can be boon for talented people.
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