Hey Listen,
Here I am talking about our sports sensation “Hima Das”. Just couple of days before every Indian felt a proud moment when Hima Das won India's first gold medal in the 400m World Junior Athletics Championship. When I saw her video only one thing was going in my mind that An Indian Bullet Train Running on Tracks like winds. Nation showers praise and appreciation on Hima Das for winning Gold.
I don’t had much idea about Hima so I googled it and I found some interesting facts about Hima. Hima was born in very small village, Kandhulimari. Kandulimari, located in Dhing, Nagaon, Assam. Ronjit and Jonali Das are the parents of Hima. Hima’s family do rice farming for living. Hima is the eldest of four children. Hima is very disciplined and determined girl. Prior to athletics, Hima used to be a footballer in Assam’s Nagaon district and she used to score goals. Hima is a very different kind of girl as she always wanted to get training with boys.
Normally when a girl starts to train with the boys, they tend to improve their performance and Hima was so desperate to improve her performance level that she always wanted to run with the boys. Hima never wants to run after the medal but she always wants to run after the clock, she wanted to do anything for better her timing, interesting isn’t it. For Hima his coach Nipon Das, also work hard, he spotted her, he connivance her, he connivance her parents also.
We are the second largest populated country in the world but far behind in sports. We should support such a talented & hard working girl. As we all know this year Asian Games scheduled to be held in August, let’s expects Hima to replicate her World Junior Athletics Championship performance.
What I Feel for Hima, She is a real Bullet Train for India.
Go and watch her wining video on YouTube I bet, you will feel proud and she will make you cry.
“Toh Mitro India Main Bullet Train (Like Hima Das) Honi Chahiye ki Nahi?”
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Note: - The word “Bullet Train” use here only to describe the speed and spirit. Readers do not compare it with political/social issues.
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