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From Player to Mentor: Rahul Dravid’s Coaching Journey

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 Introduction Rahul Dravid, known as the "The Wall" of Indian cricket, is one of the most respected and acclaimed cricketers in sports history. As a player, he was famous for his patience, technology, discipline and ability to save the Indian team in difficult situations. After retiring from international cricket in 2012, Dravid decided to dedicate his time to the next generation of cricketers. Unlike many legends, who go into commentary or franchise cricket, Dravid chose the path of coaching and player's development. Rahul Dravid teams coached sports career of rahul dravid  Over the years, he has given coaching to many Indian teams at various levels: from India U-19 and India, being the head of the National Cricket Academy (NCA) and finally to take charge of the senior national team of Indian men. His visit is seen as an example of selfless service for Indian cricket.  India U-19 team (2015-2019)  One of the most influential roles of Dravid came when he became India...

My Journey with Mental Health: A Personal Reflection

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 Mental fitness is a topic that many turn away from discussing, frequently because of societal stigma or personal soreness. For me, it's been a huge a part of my journey—a complex, sometimes painful, but ultimately enlightening revel in. Writing about it feels like peeling returned layers of vulnerability, however it’s a tale I believe is worth sharing. How therapy transformed my mental health experience The Beginning: The Unseen Struggle Growing up, I turned into constantly the "satisfied" one. Friends described me as pleased and outgoing, a beacon of positivity in social circles. Yet, under the surface, there have been struggles that even I didn’t absolutely recognise. As a youngster, I started out to experience waves of inexplicable unhappiness. There had been days whilst getting away from bed felt like a Herculean challenge, and the sector appeared painted in muted shades of grey. At the time, I chalked it up to hormonal changes and the everyday angst of youth. Howeve...