Sachin Tendulkar About his Embrasment in Rajyasabha

Mumbai Dec 22: Indian cricket god Sachin Tendulkar has responded to the embarrassment he had faced yesterday in Rajyasabha as he was interrupted before he made his maiden speech on sports yesterday.

The Rajyasabha MP had posted a video in social media and he had spoken about various issues. The cricketer had said that "It is my endeavor to transform India from being a sport loving nation to a sport playing nation. I urge you all to participate in this effort and help make my dream, our dream. Always remember, dreams do come true."

The Master Blaster added that "There were some things yesterday that I wanted to communicate to you. I will try doing that here. I often wonder what brought me here, little did I realize that those baby steps in cricket would lead me to great lifetime memories. I always loved playing sport and cricket was my life. My father, Prof Ramesh Tendulkar, was a poet and a writer. He always supported me and encouraged me to do what I wanted in life. The greatest gift I got from him was freedom to play, the right to play and I will always be grateful for that."

He had also said that "unhealthy India is a recipe for disaster."Finally, the MP has added that "There are many pressing matters in our country which require our attention – economic growth, poverty, food security, healthcare among many others. Being a sportsman, I am going to talk on sports, health and fitness of India for it has a telling impact on our economy. My vision is a healthy and fit India."