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"As A Sportsperson...": Sachin Tendulkar, Saina Nehwal Lead Wishes On Independence Day

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In a touching show of patriotism, Indian sports icons have come together to extend their heartfelt wishes on the occasion of the 78th Independence Day.

From cricket legends to Olympic and Paralympic champions, athletes have taken to social media to share their greetings with the nation. "Sportspersons aren't the only ones playing for India.

Every Indian who does their job with honesty and sincerity is a key player for Team India. So, when the national anthem plays today, know that it's for you, and I hope you'll feel the same way I did when I heard it every time I stepped out to play for India," Sachin Tendulkar posted on X.

Sportspersons aren't the only ones playing for India. Every Indian who does their job with honesty and sincerity is a key player for Team India.

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