Shivani Jaiswal, Ranchi- Indian sprinter Gurindervir Singh delivered a sensational performance in Ranchi by clocking 10.09 seconds in the men’s 100m race, setting a new national record and creating a historic moment for Indian athletics. The stunning run not only highlighted his exceptional speed but also marked one of the biggest achievements in Indian sprinting in recent years.
Competing against a strong field, Gurindervir Singh exploded off the blocks and maintained impressive acceleration throughout the race. As he crossed the finish line, the timing displayed 10.09 seconds, instantly drawing celebrations from athletes, coaches, and fans present at the venue. The performance broke the previous national benchmark and placed Gurindervir among the fastest sprinters in Asia.
The achievement is being seen as a major boost for Indian athletics, especially in sprint events where Indian runners have been steadily improving on the international stage. Experts praised Gurindervir’s technique, explosive start, and race control, calling the performance a sign of India’s growing strength in track and field competitions.
Social media was flooded with congratulatory messages soon after the race. Fans and fellow athletes celebrated the historic feat, with many calling it a proud day for Indian sports. Videos of the record-breaking sprint quickly went viral, and supporters hailed Gurindervir Singh as a rising star capable of making a strong impact at upcoming international events.
The new national record also strengthens India’s hopes ahead of major global competitions, where Indian sprinters are aiming to challenge stronger international rivals. Coaches believe that performances like this can inspire a new generation of young athletes to take up sprinting and dream bigger on the world stage.
With this remarkable achievement in Ranchi, Gurindervir Singh has firmly established himself as one of India’s top track athletes. His record-breaking run will now be remembered as a landmark moment in Indian athletics history.
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