Actor Ayushmann Khurrana has been named as the official ‘Fit India Icon’ by Union Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya at the inaugural ceremony which took place on Sunday in New Delhi.
The 40-year-old actor has joined Prime Minister Narendra Modi‘s Fit India Movement, which aims “to inspire people to focus on their fitness and wellbeing,” PTI quoted from an official press release.
The Fit India Movement is dedicated to fostering a culture of fitness through various initiatives and events. Its core objectives include promoting fitness as easy, fun, and free by showcasing simple and enjoyable ways to incorporate physical activity into daily routines, eliminating barriers to fitness.
Khurrana said in a statement, “Good health empowers us to do anything. When your health is good, the challenges in life, whether personal or professional, seem manageable. But when your health is compromised, it becomes the only challenge that matters. A healthy individual is capable, confident, and resilient even when the world around them feels uncertain.”
“Health truly is everything. A healthy nation is a wealthy nation. When we are healthy, we are more productive, more prosperous and contribute to nation-building,” he added.
Mandaviya said, “When celebrities like you come on this platform and give a positive message about Fit India, after hearing your words, many youngsters will get inspiration and will join the Fit India movement and stay fit.”
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