An international table tennis umpire, commentator, and former player, Ranjeet, In the pulsating world of sports, champions resilience, urging individuals never to surrender their dreams and glean valuable lessons from setbacks.

Blessed with impeccable strength, Ranjeet Malik is an international table tennis umpire. He is also into sports commentary on DD Sports, News Sports, and Star Sports. He has represented Rajasthan in table tennis for 12 years.

In the canvas of his sporting journey, Ranjeet says he used to focus only on academics, but later, starting from zero, he became a well-known table tennis player. He never did a job in his life. He used to trade in marble. Later, he stepped into the real estate business.

Ranjeet has completed his BSc in Agriculture, an MA in Sociology, another MA in Public Administration, and a Diploma in Electronics. He also passed the International Umpire Exam in England.

Ranjeet says table tennis is a must-play sport as it sharpens our brain and improves our reflexes. People who often play table tennis tend to be smarter and better at academics.

When asked about his role models, Ranjeet says his parents are his inspiration. Furthermore, he also considers Moolchand Chauhan his role model and draws inspiration from him when providing necessary guidance to table tennis players.

Ranjeet is pretty proud of himself. He's built up a good reputation and made connections with politicians and IAS officers. He always tries to do something good for table tennis players, and he's always working with the government to make that happen.

He advises everyone to never be afraid of failure or be arrogant about their success. In order to grow, one must respect the elders, opines Ranjeet.

Sharing his experience in education and sports, Ranjeet says both are important. One must be good at academics and sports at the same time. It will require hard work, but it is also important.

Advising the younger generation, Ranjeet says one must be passionate about their goal. Nobody is going to push you; it is your duty to get up and fight for your dreams.