Will make a milestone, PT Usha said by sharing video of presiding over Rajya Sabha proceedings

Will make a milestone, PT Usha said by sharing video of presiding over Rajya Sabha proceedings


PT Usha Chairs Rajya Sabha Proceedings: PT Usha, popularly known as ‘Udan Pari’, on Thursday (February 9) presided over the proceedings in the Rajya Sabha, the Upper House of the Parliament, in the absence of its Chairman and Vice President Jagdeep Dhankar. Nominated MP in Rajya Sabha Usha also informed about this by tweeting a video of about half a minute from her official handle. With this he wrote an emotional caption. He said that with great power comes great responsibility. ,

Usha tweeted, “As Franklin D. Roosevelt said that with great power comes great responsibility, I realized this when I presided over the Rajya Sabha session. I look forward to creating milestones as I undertake this journey with the trust and faith inherent in my people.”

PT Usha’s tweet

PT Usha is also the President of IOA

Please tell that PT Usha has been the star runner of India. She is also the President of the Indian Olympic Association (IOA). In November 2022, she was elected President of IOA. At the same time, earlier in July 2022, BJP nominated him for Rajya Sabha.

That’s why PT Usha presided over the House

In December last year, PT Usha was included in the panel of Deputy Chairmen of Rajya Sabha. She became the first nominated MP to be part of the panel, which conducts the proceedings of the House in the absence of the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker.

These achievements are registered in the name of Udan Pari

PT Usha, also known as ‘Payyoli Express’, has won 4 gold and 7 silver medals in the Asian Games. In the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, Usha missed a medal by 100th of a second in the women’s 400 meters hurdles and finished fourth. The time of 55.42 seconds taken by him is a national record till date.

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