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Odisha Swimmers Make Waves: Mannata Mishra Breaks National Record and Wins Bronze, Shristi Upadhaya Clinches Gold

Odisha's Mannata Mishra breaks the national record in the 100m breaststroke, while Shristi Upadhaya wins gold.

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In a remarkable showcase of talent and determination, Mannata Mishra and Shristi Upadhaya, two exceptional swimmers from Odisha, have made headlines by breaking national records at the KZN Premier Provincial Championship 2024 held in Durban, South Africa, on December 22, 2024. Their outstanding performances not only earned them medals but also solidified their positions as rising stars in Indian swimming.

Record-Breaking Performances

Mannata Mishra set a new national record in the 100m breaststroke, finishing with an impressive time of 1:12.90, which earned her a bronze medal in this event. This achievement makes her the first and youngest Indian swimmer to attain this record, surpassing the previous mark of 1:13.13 held by Chahat Arora. Mannata’s historic performance has been celebrated as a significant milestone in her burgeoning career.

Meanwhile, Shristi Upadhaya clinched a gold medal in the 100m butterfly, clocking in at 1:02.53. Her victory not only highlights her exceptional talent but also reinforces the growing prominence of Odisha swimmers on the international stage.

Official Congratulations

The achievements of both swimmers have garnered widespread recognition, including heartfelt congratulations from Odisha’s Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik. In a statement shared on social media, he expressed pride in their accomplishments, stating, “I congratulate Odisha swimmers Mannata Mishra and Shristi Upadhaya on breaking national records in their respective categories at the KZN Premier Provincial Championship 2024. May they continue to shine and bring laurels for the country.” This recognition from government officials underscores the importance of supporting athletes who represent India on global platforms.

Conclusion

The success of Mannata Mishra and Shristi Upadhaya at the KZN Premier Provincial Championship is a testament to their hard work and dedication. As they continue to break records and set new standards in swimming, they inspire young athletes across India. Their achievements not only make Odisha proud but also serve as a beacon of hope for aspiring swimmers nationwide.

The Logical Indian’s Perspective

At The Logical Indian, we celebrate the incredible achievements of athletes like Mannata and Shristi, who exemplify perseverance and excellence. Their success is not just a personal victory but a collective triumph for our nation, inspiring countless others to pursue their dreams with passion and determination. We believe that sports foster unity, encourage dialogue, and promote positive social change.

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