Jeev Milha Singh remembered his late father Milha

Tokyo Olympics: Jeev Milha Singh gets emotional and says: ‘Dad always talked about the Olympics’: Golfer Jeev Milha Singh on Monday remembered his late father Milha Singh and said that the legendary sprinter always talks about the Olympics.

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Indian athletes compete in 18 sports: archery, track and field, boxing, badminton, equestrian, fencing, golf, gymnastics, hockey, judo, rowing, archery, sailing, swimming, table tennis, tennis, weightlifting and wrestling. Jeev said the main achievement is the belief system and the athlete should remain positive at the Tokyo Olympics.

“Athletes who represent India best at the Tokyo Olympics. Stay positive, believe in yourself. The key to success is a belief system that you have for yourself. You are the pride of the nation. Give 100 percent and make the country proud, ” Jeev said in a video.

Legendary Indian sprinter Milha Singh died in June of this year due to problems related to Kovid.

“It’s a high point of the sport. I know how important it is for all athletes to represent their country in the @Olympics. My father always talked about scientists.

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All the best. The country takes root or you. # Cheer4India, ”Jeev wrote on Twitter.

Track legend Milha achieved her best personal result on January 31, 1960 in Lahore in the 200-meter dash. It was put on in a spectacular show at the Rome Olympics, where he recorded a 45.6-second run in the 400-meter final on Sept. 6. .

Tokyo Olympics: Jeev Milha Singh gets emotional and says, ‘Dad always talked about the Olympics’

In addition to winning the 1960 Olympic Games, Milha Singh is remembered for her victory at the 1958 Union Games in Cardiff. She won the gold in the 440-meter dash in a record time of 46.6 seconds. Milha Singh is survived by one son and three daughters.

Meanwhile, a total of 127 athletes from India are competing in the Tokyo Olympics. This is India’s largest contingent to all the Olympics. The 69-event event in the 18 sports in which India will participate is also the highest in the country.

The Tokyo Olympics will run from July 23 to August 8. The Mega event was held last year, but had to be postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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