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For decades, India waited for this moment. At the Federation Cup 2026, Vishal TK ran the 400m in 44.98 seconds, becoming the second Indian to break the 45-second barrier. Before this, India’s national record in the 400m belonged to legendary sprinter Milkha Singh. His 45.73-second record had remained a symbol of Indian athletics for years. Now, Vishal has surpassed it and written a new chapter in India’s sprinting history. As he crossed the finish line and broke down in tears, it felt bigger than a record — it felt like a dream India had carried for generations finally coming true. Credits : @IIS_Vijayanagar/X #VishalTK #IndianAthletics #400m #MilkhaSingh #TrackAndField [Vishal TK, Indian Sprinter, 400m National Record, Federation Cup 2026, Indian Athletics History] Original post by @TbiHindi

This is not only stupidity but total lack of dignity in the uniform she is wearing.

Some records don’t just break time. They carry it forward. In 1960, Milkha Singh ran the 400m in 45.73 seconds and gave India its first real taste of global sprinting pride. That run became a symbol of grit, discipline, and belief in Indian athletics for generations. Now in 2026, Vishal TK has clocked 44.98 seconds in the 400m sprint, pushing the narrative forward and showing how Indian athletics continues to evolve on the world stage. Two races. Two eras. One relentless pursuit of speed. #IndianAthletics #MilkhaSingh #FlyingSikh #400mSprint #TrackAndField #VishalTK [Vishal TK, Milkha Singh, Sports India, History India, 400m Sprint]

@DrDeepakKrishn1 Prevention and public health = healthcare

Our country will make real progress when #Education and #Healthcare are given due importance and are reformed drastically. Till then, it will only be big talk.

@AstroCounselKK It’s called create a negative narrative in the society That’s all what their aim is

I take biggest pride in being the first Astrologer to predict his and his parties complete downfall in April 2023 itself.. This man is worst than imagination even.. Latest crap from this Nautanki.. Arvind Kejriwal: 🗣️ “Russia is offering cheap fuel. Then why is our Prime Minister not buying it?” As of April 2026: - Russia is India's largest Oil Supplier. - 1.6 million barrels per day (mbd) sourced - This is 40-45% of total imports What data does he read?

#Hipreplacement surgeries among #Indians in their 30s and 40s have risen by nearly 40% in the #post-#Covidperiod, with doctors linking the surge to steroid-related bone damage and delayed diagnosis of avascular necrosis (AVN), a painful condition that destroys the hip joint. As May is observed as #ArthritisAwarenessMonth, orthopaedic experts at the DELHI HIP 360 Conference in the city warned that the post-Covid period has accelerated hip arthritis and joint damage among #younger and middle-aged adults, increasing demand for total hip replacement surgeries across the country. @timesofindia

@AnujaJaiswalTOI The spectrum of long bone fractures is going to change tremendously in the next decade or even less With more and more people using GLP/GLP 1 medications for obesity and totally unregulated , young osteoporosis is the new kid on the block

Incredibly proud of Gurindervir Singh for becoming the fastest Indian ever. What a phenomenal achievement. Keep sprinting ahead, champion! 🇮🇳

The idea of an all-new ‘Flying Sikh’ understandably captured headlines this past weekend. And perhaps no event in athletics grips the world quite like the 100 metres sprint. The search for the world’s fastest human being. As schoolchildren, we watched Jim Hines break the 10-second barrier at the 1968 Mexico Olympics. At the time, it was hard to imagine India ever entering that conversation. Which is why the performances of Gurindervir Singh and Animesh Kujur feel so significant. They make us believe we do have what it takes to compete at the highest level. India’s national record stood at 10.26 as recently as 2023. We have now moved to 10.09 in remarkably little time. I checked on the net and found that Olympic finalists are typically in the 9.8–9.9 range. World Championship semifinalists are often around 10.0–10.1. And Asian/Commonwealth medal contention can happen around 10.0–10.15 depending on the field. So Gurindervir is now operating at the edge of genuine international competitiveness. (For perspective, let’s not forget that Su Bingtian of China ran 9.83 at the Tokyo Olympics semifinals in 2021.) The final frontier, of course, is the mythical sub-10 barrier. One of sport’s rarest achievements. A huge challenge still lies ahead. But watching Gurindervir explode off the blocks and streak to the tape was exhilarating. I’d like to start my week with that same momentum…🙂 #MondayMotivation

@pbhushan1 Not a new thing That’s the modus operandi for decades for those so called developed nations

Absolutely true!

That’s so shameful if true

@Tara_Deshpande Precisely

He’s off his game. India is not for beginners. The question threw him as many others on this tour have. He is generally a decisive and confident speaker.

Yesterday, I wrote about how @sidhant couldn’t name Trump, and how that spoke volumes about press freedom in India. Some people reminded me that he did a fine job by not naming Trump, that he delivered a masterclass in journalism, that naming Trump could have created a diplomatic row, and that he helped generate some meme-worthy material as if he were writing a skit. Blah blah. And today, an American journalist asked Rubio the same question and named Trump directly. That’s the difference, folks. It’s called press freedom. It’s called having a spine. A journalist’s job is to ask tough questions, no matter who’s standing there. Don’t be scared. If you are from godi media, though, I can’t really say much about that.

@priyankac19 Seems like it’s just Serg who’s trying to show off he’s close to him rather than anything else

While I appreciate this direct messaging gesture from US but when President Trump said, “If they need any help, they know where to call. They call right here. We are doing well.”, It sounded a bit misplaced because in recent times India hasn’t really felt this sentiment in its relationship with US. Hopefully as a country we may not seek help but seek partnerships. But as of now from visas to green card to being called a dead economy to being endorsed as a hellhole to tariffs to lopsided FTA has all been a challenge. But must appreciate Ambassador @SergioGor for giving it his all, to not just continue the relationship, but upgrade it to a partnership that will be beneficial for both. VC @amitmalviya 🤐

One of the most Powerful advice! 💯

Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@TheNavroopSingh Blame it on accent Typical haha 🤪