- Respect for international level wrestlers
- Mental toughness and positivity are important
- 166 page biography with rare photographs
With the aim of informing the new generation of wrestlers about the inspirational life journey of Khashaba Jadhav, the first wrestler who won an Olympic medal for Indian wrestling, the people's leader Sadashivarao Mandalik National Wrestling Complex presented a biographical book 'Khashaba Jadhav Book' to the wrestlers of the National Wrestling Complex. At this time, Maharashtra has not won an Olympic medal in wrestling since Khashaba Jadhav. Sanjay Dudhane, the author of the book, expressed the belief that now Khashab's heirs will shine from Murgud.
Sanjay Dudhane felicitated the seven national and international level wrestlers of Talami along with Amrita Pujari who won the silver medal in the world championship in the event held at Murgud. Sub-president Rekhatai Mangle, former city president Namdevrao Mendke, former sub-president Jaisingrao Bhosle, former corporator Rahul Shinde, Deepak Shinde, Rajendra Kamble, corporator Dattatray Mandlik, former principal Mahadev Kankekar, Prakash Tirale, Dayanand Khatkar and Rajendra Makote were present.
Mental toughness and positivity are important
At the beginning of the program, Sanjay Dudhane highlighted Khashaba Jadhav's medal winning performance. He then interacted with medal winning women wrestlers Amrita Pujari, Nandini Salunkhe, Swati Shinde and Tanvi Magdoom.
Along with physical ability, mental toughness and positivity are equally important for success in sports. Dudhane advised that every player and coach should keep these aspects in mind. Wrestling coach Dadaso Lovete also highlighted the importance of Khashaba Jadhav's biography. He said that Khashab's biography will be an inspiration not only for sportsmen, but for every person struggling in life.
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166 page biography with rare photographs
The book 'Olympicveer Khashaba' contains rare photographs of Khashaba Jadhav. This book of 166 pages was written by senior author late Y. d. Phadke has written the introduction. Prof. Sanjay Doodhane has written the life journey of Khashabs through thorough research.
An initiative has been started to gift this book to the athletes from the famous trainings in Maharashtra. Players from Kolhapur, Pune, Karad and Satara have also been gifted books under this initiative.
The program was welcomed and introduced by Dadaso Lovete. Batu Jadhav moderated, while Swati Shinde gave vote of thanks.
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