Seven young players, who grew up in a chawl in Mumbai, have brought glory to the country at the international level despite limited resources and economic challenges. In the South Asian Box Lungi Championship held in Bhutan, these players performed brilliantly and won individual gold medals and played an important role in helping India win the championship trophy. Taking cognizance of the achievements of these seven players, Maharashtra BJP State President and MLA Ravindra Chavan praised them through social media and honored their struggle and success.
Journey from the streets of the chawl to the international stage
The success of these players is also special because they honed their talent amidst very limited facilities. His journey from practicing in the narrow spaces of chawls and public grounds to representing India in international competitions is an example of hard work, dedication and determination. Despite financial difficulties and lack of adequate training facilities, these players did not give up. On the basis of his hard work, he performed brilliantly in the South Asian Box Langdi Championship held in Bhutan and achieved glory for India.
Ravindra Chavan posted congratulations on social media
The achievements of these players had not been widely discussed till now. In such a situation, this matter has come into discussion after Ravindra Chavan highlighted and appreciated his achievement through social media. Players who won individual gold medals for India in the championship include Viraj Bhilare, Gaurav Sonawane, Rigved Rahul Mohite, Prathamesh Chavan, Shri Dhadham, Prathamesh Pagare and Rishabh Ingle. The performance of these seven players not only brought them individual success, but also contributed significantly in India winning the championship trophy. This initiative of Ravindra Chavan is being seen as a sensitive initiative to recognize the struggles and achievements of the players. The success of these youth coming from chawl and ordinary families is an inspiration for many players who dream of progressing in the field of sports despite limited resources.