Synopsis
Olympic bronze medallist boxer Vijender Singh endorses PM Modi's 'Fit-India Initiative', advocating for a balanced diet and fitness. He encourages people to embrace healthy lifestyle changes for better health.Key Takeaways
- Vijender supports PM Modi's 'Fit-India Initiative'
- Advocates for balanced diet and exercise
- Emphasizes minor lifestyle changes for health
- Encourages public participation in the initiative
- Vijender is an Olympic medalist from India
New Delhi, Jan 30 (NationPress) Olympic bronze medallist boxer Vijender Singh expressed his support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Fit-India Initiative' on Thursday, describing it as a commendable effort to advocate for a balanced diet and overall fitness.
"This campaign has the potential to positively impact many individuals. For those dealing with diabetes or obesity, it's essential to adjust your dietary habits and prioritize exercise," stated Vijender, who clinched a bronze medal in the middleweight division at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing and another bronze at the 2009 World Championships in Milan, Italy.
Born in Bhiwani, Haryana, Vijender emphasized that the Fit India Initiative encourages minor adjustments in daily routines that can significantly enhance our health.
"We should focus on making small changes in our daily habits that are crucial for health. I believe this is an outstanding initiative, and we proudly endorse the Prime Minister's campaign, appreciating his commitment to this cause," Vijender remarked.
As the first Indian boxer to secure an Olympic medal, Vijender called on everyone to actively participate in the 'Fit India Initiative' launched by the Prime Minister. "Let us unite and engage in this initiative led by the Prime Minister," urged the 39-year-old boxer from Haryana.
