Only A Healthy India Can Be Limitless: Akshay Kumar's Golden Advice To Countrymen At Republic Plenary Summit 2025

Akshay Kumar shared golden advice for countrymen as he spoke about the theme of Republic Plenary Summit 2025 - Limitless India. The actor emphasised that the key to unlocking it is health and only a "healthy India" can be truly limitless. He talked about his and PM Narendra Modi 's early morning routines and how it is important to adopt a better way of living.  

"I came an hour early. I was listening to everyone talking. They talked about IT and infra but I feel for India to be limitless, health is very important. We are building such big airports. There are big and beautiful airports in Bengaluru, Mumbai and Hyderabad. But people face difficulty in walking. If we have to build a limitless India, then the most important thing is health," Akshay said. He shared the stage at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi with Republic Media Network's Editor-In-Chief Arnab Goswami .
 

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"Don't eat after 6.30 pm. Your health will benefit and your health will boost by over 30 percent. The PM spoke about obesity recently. He said that we should use 10 percent less oil in our food. In a decade, obesity has doubled in the country. We can a build limitless India but what is the point if we are not healthy? One can plant an apple tree but what will you do when there are no teeth to eat it?" Akshay stressed.

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About his early morning routine, he added, "I don't want to be a star. They come out at night. I want to be the sun. As far as discipline goes... Sania Mirza is sitting there... she is a sportswoman. Ask her if she has reached where she has without discipline. It is a very important thing. I sleep so early people ask me about it often. 'Toh beta main kya karun?' Don't you think they should be asking the question, 'Why are you getting up late?' That is a very important thing to say and look after."