Rinku Singh: The Hostels Are Being Built For Poverty-Stricken Cricketers in Aligarh
Rinku Singh: The Hostels are being built for poverty-stricken cricketers in Aligarh. This time in the Indian Premier League (IPL 2023), there is a tough competition between the teams. At the same time, most of the matches have been exciting to see.
One of which also includes Gujarat vs KKR match. In this match, Rinku Singh, who belongs to Aligarh city of Uttar Pradesh, made her team victorious by hitting five consecutive sixes in the last over.
At the same time, this KKR batsman has won everyone’s hearts and has decided to help the poverty-stricken cricketers.
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Rinku Singh will give training to Poor cricketers:-
These days Rinku Singh, who is in the limelight on social media, is building hostels for poor children. Where he himself will give cricket training to these children.
At the same time, this hostel will be ready in about one to one and a half months. Please tell that Rinku had a dream since childhood to help poor children and be their support.
Now he has come on the field to do the same. Apart from training, all other facilities will also be absolutely free for the children in the hostel.
What do Rinku’s father and brother do?
Belonging to a humble family, Rinku’s father Khanchandra Singh distributes LPG cylinders and his brother – Sonu is an auto-rickshaw driver.
Masudj-Zafar Amini, Rinku’s childhood coach from Aligarh, said, “He always wanted to build a hostel for young sportspersons who do not have the financial resources to pursue their dreams.
Since he is financially strong now, he has decided to make it a reality.
The Watched Progress closely:-
The coach further added, “The work started about three months ago with Rinku closely watching the progress before joining his team.
The hostel will have 14 rooms and each can accommodate four trainees. A shed and a pavilion are also being built. There are separate toilets. is also being constructed.
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These trainees can take food in the canteen being run at that place. It will cost around `50 lakh and the entire cost is being borne by Rinku.”