MS Dhoni's Life, Pm Modi's Words: Came From A Small Town Village.

PM’s tribute in context, describe Mahendra Singh Dhoni (MS Dhoni) came from a small town village, he was not a “naamdaar” and the way he rose and led represents the real spirit of New India, PM Modi said.

PM Narendra Modi has drafted a letter to Mahendra Singh Dhoni, congratulating MS dhoni influence as a sportsperson, on a glorious career, describing the former India captain’s journey coming from the cricketing backwaters of Ranchi.

The PM addressed Dhoni as ‘Dear Mahendra’ and called him “one of the main illustrations of the vision of New India where the family name doesn't make growing people’s destiny ”. This is all that the PM said in his recognition – along with the appropriate context of Dhoni’s life and career.

MS Dhoni a Small village boy

“Rising from humble starting in a small town, you burst onto the national scene, made a name for yourself, and mainly made India proud. Where we come from does not mean as long as we know where we are commanded  this is the quality that you have exuded and encouraged many youngsters with.”

Dhoni grew up in MECON society at Ranchi, moved to DAV Jawahar Vidya Mandir school, and worked as a ticket representative in the Indian Railways. Till the twist of the century, stardom in Indian cricket was basically restricted to the large metropolises. Dhoni broke the glass roof.

His rise to prominence conceded many budding cricketers from small towns, and even from villages, to dream huge dreams. Suresh Raina, Munaf Patel, R P Singh, Piyush Chawla all of them followed in Dhoni’s footsteps.