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Indian Athlete Breaks 10.10-Second Barrier in Men’s 100m
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Sunday congratulated Indian sprinter Gurindervir Singh for setting a new men’s 100m national record at the Federation Cup Athletics Meet in Ranchi. Gurindervir became the first Indian athlete to run the event in under 10.10 seconds.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Sunday congratulated Indian sprinter Gurindervir Singh for creating history by breaking the national men’s 100m record at the Federation Cup Athletics Meet held in Ranchi.
The 25-year-old athlete clocked an impressive 10.09 seconds in the final on Saturday, becoming the first Indian sprinter to breach the 10.10-second barrier in the prestigious event.
In a post shared on X in Punjabi, Mann described the achievement as a proud moment for both Punjab and the nation, praising Gurindervir Singh for his dedication and outstanding performance on the national stage.
The new record is being seen as a major milestone for Indian athletics, particularly in sprint events where breaking the 10.10-second mark had long been considered a significant benchmark.
Sports experts believe Gurindervir’s performance could boost India’s prospects in international sprint competitions and inspire a new generation of track athletes from the country.
