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Narendra Modi Enjoys Football Session with Youngsters in Gangtok, Highlights Youth Engagement Through Sports

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Narendra Modi Enjoys Football Session with Youngsters in Gangtok, Highlights Youth Engagement Through Sports

Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared a heartwarming Modi football Gangtok moment from his visit to Gangtok, where he joined young football enthusiasts for an energising morning session. Taking to social media, the Prime Minister expressed his joy, calling it a refreshing experience to play football with children amid the scenic beauty of Sikkim. “Clearly, an energising football session with these youngsters! Nothing like playing some football with my young friends in Sikkim on a lovely Gangtok morning,” he posted.The interaction showcased the Prime Minister’s continued emphasis on youth engagement, fitness, and sports development across India. Football, in particular, has been gaining traction among young players in the Northeast, and such moments help inspire grassroots participation. Modi football Gangtok Modi’s visit to Sikkim, coinciding with official engagements, also reflected a softer, people-centric approach—connecting with the younger generation beyond formal events.This initiative aligns with the government’s broader push for sports under campaigns promoting fitness and active lifestyles, especially among India’s youth.

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