Sports Desk, AnyTV, Mumbai
Published by: swapnil shashank
Updated Mon, 21 Feb 2022 08:51 PM IST
Summary
The Week of Sport will showcase the best of sport, featuring Indian and British celebrities. During this, he will also be seen sharing his memories related to the game.
Neeraj Chopra and Dinesh Karthik
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The UK government on Monday started the ‘India-UK Week of Sport’ to celebrate the strong relationship between the two countries in the 75th year of India’s independence. The event will run from February 21 to 27. During this, the players will be interacted and they will keep their point, which will show the respect and love between the people of both the countries for each other’s country.
Many Indian and British celebrities will attend
The Week of Sport will showcase the best of sport, featuring Indian and British celebrities. During this, he will also be seen sharing his memories related to the game. It will include Olympic and Commonwealth Games gold medalist Neeraj Chopra, cricketer Dinesh Karthik, para-badminton world champion Mansi Joshi, tennis legend Vijay Amritraj and India’s rugby captain Vahbiz Bharucha.
Sport unites India and the UK
British High Commissioner to India Alex Ellis said – People like sports a lot in Britain and India. Cricket, football, tennis, badminton and hockey unite us. The Week of Sport will further strengthen this relationship. I look forward to more sports activities this year as India celebrates 75 years of independence. At the same time, the UK will also host the Commonwealth Games and the Test series against India this year.
The target of ‘India-UK Together 2022’ has also been set.
A target of ‘India-UK Together 2022’ has also been set through this initiative. The joint initiative, led by the British Council and the Indian Council for Cultural Relations, will begin later this year. During this, those things will be celebrated, which helps in strengthening the future of both the countries. It will also showcase the strong cultural ties between Britain and Indians in sports, education and the arts.