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Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar recalled the “beautiful experience” of visiting Jammu and Kashmir with a special post on Wednesday. From sharing an inspiring story about Kashmir Para cricket team captain Amir Hussain to visiting the Aman Setu Bridge in Uri, Tendulkar recently capped off an unforgettable visit to Jammu and Kashmir. On X, formerly known as Twitter, the batting legend invited his fans and followers to visit the state. The former Indian captain also made a special mention of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Talking about his trip to Kashmir, Tendulkar said the visit will always remain “etched” in his memory. In his lengthy post on the social media platform, Tendulkar emphasized the importance of Prime Minister Modi’s remarks. “Hon’ble PM @narendramodi ji said there is a lot to see in our nation. I couldn’t agree more, especially after this trip,” Tendulkar said.
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“Kashmir Willow Bats are excellent examples of ‘Make in India, Make for the World’. They have traveled all over the world and I now recommend people from all over the world, and from India, to come and experience Jammu and Kashmir, one of the several gems of @incredibleindia,” the legendary cricketer added.
PM Modi on Sachin’s ‘lovely’ visit to the valley
Taking notice of Tendulkar’s post, Prime Minister Modi left a remarkable response for the celebrated cricketer. The Indian Prime Minister said Tendulkar’s visit to the popular tourist destination presented two important learnings for the younger generation. “It’s wonderful to see it! @sachin_rt’s lovely visit to Jammu and Kashmir has two important takeaways for our youth: One: Discovering different parts of #IncredibleIndia. Two: the importance of ‘Make in India’. “Together, let us build a Viksit and Aatmanirbhar Bharat!”, added PM Modi.
Tendulkar’s unforgettable trip to Jammu and Kashmir
Tendulkar broke the internet earlier this month and played cricket in Uri. On his maiden trip to Jammu and Kashmir, Tendulkar bowled nine deliveries and showcased his trademark shots. Interestingly, Tendulkar also opted to turn the bat while giving the youngsters a chance to bid farewell to the batting legend. During his trip to the valley, Tendulkar met cricketer Hussain Lone.
The captain of the Kashmir Para cricket team, who considers Tendulkar as his inspiration, received an autographed bat from the Little Master. Batting maestro Tendulkar posed for a photograph with Lone’s family and friends. The Tendulkar family also paid a surprise visit to a cricket bat manufacturer in the Sangam area. The cricket icon spent an hour in the manufacturing unit while interacting with a small group of fans.