The Prime Minister congratulated Tajinderpal Singh on winning the silver medal in men's shot put at the Asian Games.

Prime Minister personally congratulates Indian athlete Tajinderpal Singh, who won silver in men’s shot put at the Asian Games

Prime Minister said that Tajinderpal’s achievement is not only a personal success but also a symbol of India’s continuous progress in athletics. He called this victory “an inspiration for the country’s young athletes” and expressed hope that India will win more medals at the international level in the future.

Tajinderpal Singh has consistently improved his performance over the past few years, establishing his name by breaking standards multiple times on national and international stages. His silver medal at the Asian Games is a significant addition to the total medal count of India’s athletics team, where the team has won several medals in total this year. This win makes it clear that the country’s athletics infrastructure and training facilities are improving, making players competitive in international competitions.

Prime Minister also thanked Tajinderpal’s coach and support team, emphasizing that coaching, scientific training, and nutrition play a crucial role in the athlete’s success. He instructed the sports ministry to continue providing better facilities for athletes, high‑level training centres, and ensuring greater participation in international competitions. Tajinderpal Singh accepted the Prime Minister’s words, saying he will work hard to lift India’s flag higher in upcoming World Championships and Olympics. This congratulation creates an atmosphere of enthusiasm in the Indian sports community, reflecting India’s growing competitiveness at the Asian Games.