Sachin Tendulkar says visit to Kashmir "will be engraved in their memory"

Great cricketer Sachin Tendulkar Praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday, he said his visit to Jammu and Kashmir will “remain a beautiful experience in his memory”.

Tendulkar posted a brief account of his visit to the region and said that it would remain a beautiful experience in his memory. “There was snow all around but we felt warm because of the extraordinary hospitality of the people. Prime Minister Narendra Modi Said that there is a lot to see in our country. Couldn’t agree more, especially after this trip,” he said.

He further said, “Kashmir willow bats are great examples of `Make in India, Make for the World`. He has traveled all over the world, and now I advise people from all over the world and India to come and experience Jammu and Kashmir. One of the many gems of @incredibleindia.”

Modi replied, “It’s wonderful to see! Sachin Tendulkar’s darling.” Jammu and Kashmir There are two important things for our youth in this journey: One – to explore different parts of Incredible India. Two- Importance of ‘Make in India’. Let us together build a developed and self-reliant India!

Last week, Tendulkar had said that he was happy with the quality of the Kashmir willow bat. Tendulkar and his family visited a cricket bat manufacturing unit in Sangam in south Kashmir on Saturday and were pleasantly surprised by the people there, newswire PTI reported.

Tendulkar, along with wife Anjali and daughter Sara, stayed at a unit in Charsu on the Srinagar-Jammu highway and interacted with the workers. “We were busy making bats when a vehicle stopped at our gate. We were pleasantly surprised to see the Little Master and his family,” Mohammed Shaheen Parre, owner of MJ Sports, told PTI over phone.

Paire said that Tendulkar checked the quality of the bats made from Kashmir willow. “He took a swing at some of the bats and was quite pleased with their quality. Tendulkar said he had come to compare the Kashmir willow bats with those made from English willow. “We asked him to raise his voice in support of the local bats,” Pare said. Requested.”, the batting maestro promised to support Kashmir willow bats.

Pare said Tendulkar spent an hour at the manufacturing unit and interacted with a small group of fans. (With inputs from PTI)