At 94, Pani Devi from Bikaner won four gold medals at the Asian Masters, showcasing extraordinary determination and fitness, becoming a beacon of inspiration for all ages.
Mahit Sandhu’s record-breaking gold in the 50m Rifle 3 Positions cements her place as India’s shooting star at Deaflympics 2025.
Chandigarh’s skating prodigy Janvi Jindal, at 17, holds 11 Guinness World Records, inspiring aspiring athletes.
India’s deaf women shooters Mahit Sandhu and Komal Waghmare clinch silver and bronze in Air Rifle, boosting the nation’s medal tally at Deaflympics 2025 Tokyo.
Andhra”s Kaivalya Reddy has been chosen for an elite space training programme in the US.
Sheetal Devi breaks gender and disability barriers to qualify for India’s able-bodied junior archery team.
Despite early hurdles and multiple attempts, Neha Byadwal’s unwavering discipline led her to UPSC success.
Paralympic champion Avani Lekhara secured three medals, including a dramatic gold, reinforcing her global shooting dominance.
Deepti Sharma’s exceptional all-round performance breaks records and leads India to their inaugural Women’s World Cup crown.
Rabiya Yaseen defies gender norms to become the region’s first female truck driver, inspiring countless women nationwide.
