“While you all were sleeping, I rocked the world"

"A golden girl""

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International Athletics Federation [IAAF] In the Under-20 World Cup in Finland, Hema Das won gold medal in the 400m event while making history at the age of 18. While recording time of 51.46 seconds, she has recorded several records in its name.

Hema Das became the first Indian woman to win a gold medal in the tournament, Andréa Mikolos of Romania ranked second in the world, was 52.07 seconds, while USA's Tyler Mason was 52.28 seconds in the third place. The distance between Hima and second runner-up was more than 0.61 seconds. The difference between the 0.61 seconds of the game, when P.T.Usha of India gets a 1 / centus medal in a world championship, is underwriting the skills of Hima.

After accepting the medal, many people have seen people blowing tears from the eye of Hima when the national anthem is in operation.

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Though there is a glimpse of patriotism and pride of country, it is a journey of 18 years. After winning the medal, the words used by her are poignant and annotated in India's sporting and sporting way. 'When you all are sleeping, I rocked the world' The words used to say to your father on phone are two words at one go. There was neither the Indian mediator nor the Indian athlete who participated in a World Cup such as Hima Das.

Hema Das, who is not in anyones nerves, suddenly becomes the subject of discussion of all Indians. There was a feeling of pride, on the other hand, the spirit of giving a bad name to your game.

Hima Das, who came from a small village in Assam's Ding, is known as 'Dhing Express' in her village. From childhood, the sport's favorite Hima was trying to get into the football team until just 2 years ago. Her coach advised her to run a career while watching her speed while playing football.

She had to go alone to Guwahati from a village like Dhing. A doctor named Pratimal Sharma raised the expenses and the space of her living room with help in her way while there was no room to live. Hima's journey from a simple, poor farming family, who is a rice cultivator, is so tough that she must have fully remembered that 18-year period in two minutes.

A perfect runner does not have the money to put a simple boot, but for a player who has scored 100 runs for a few times, people count 10 million. People watch the game by night and look for the identity of the country in it.

Who knows who has lost, who won and who knows how many millions of rupees he has bought. It is still disfiguring that it is connected to the identity of the country. 130 crore Indians travel around the same sport.

It is a tragedy of this country that we are unaware of the country's pride in finding a country proud of Hima Das from a small village and representing a world champion.

If someone tries to elevate the country's name athletics with some skillfulness then tweeting that the players associated with the same game can not speak English. While typing them, spelling mistakes are also done in it. Then there is a crescendo. No player can be a humbleman than this.

When the organizations affiliated to the game of the country give such behavior to their own players, with which mouth will we ask for medal?

Now it will be discussed for two to three days. Someone will announce the help of the leader, the state and several crores of help. Someone will make room for sports. But after a few days, whoever gets exactly what they get will be lost in the world's residency.
We are responsible for this. Messi, Ronaldo, Usain Bolt, make it but in the side house.
My son is all set to be Sachin Tendulkar, because cricket has more mone, stardum than any other game.

After uncommon travel from an ordinary family, it is a matter of pride that the national anthem played for her success. But beyond Him, the fullness of the journey of Hima alone, the complete fulfillment of that journey from all the eyes, is exactly what it is.

Her tears told us more...