Odisha Shines Bright with Glory at the Asian Games




Jai Jagannath!

Odisha, the sacred land of Lord Jagannath, is not just rich in heritage but also a powerhouse of exceptional talent that spans various fields, from art to sports. The recently held Asian Games in Hangzhou, China, showcased the exemplary performances of some outstanding athletes from Odisha, filling the hearts of Odias with immense pride.

Odia Athletes at Hangzhou: A Moment to Remember

Seeing fellow Odias achieve global recognition is a source of immense joy and pride. Let’s delve into the stories of some remarkable Odia athletes who made their mark at the Hangzhou Asian Games.

1. Kishor Kumar Jena: A Javelin Prodigy

Hailing from a small village near Puri, Kishor Kumar Jena initially had an interest in volleyball. However, his talent and sportsmanship led him to javelin, and under the guidance of Coach Nilamadhab Deo, he secured a silver medal at the Asian Games, even surpassing Olympic Gold Medalist Neeraj Chopra in the finals. His journey is an inspiring testament to determination and hard work.

2. Amit Rohidas: Odisha’s Hockey Star

Amit Rohidas, an integral part of Odisha’s hockey legacy, played a pivotal role in India’s historic gold medal victory at the Hangzhou Asian Games. Having contributed to the bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics in 2020, Rohidas has become a household name in Odisha and the nation, earning widespread acclaim for his outstanding performance.

3. Dinesh Kumar: Cycling His Way To Success

Dinesh Kumar, a cyclist, showcased exceptional skill at the Hangzhou Asian Games, bringing honor to Odisha. His participation, along with 13 other sportspersons from the state in various sports, reflects the depth of talent nurtured in Odisha.

The triumph of Odia athletes at the Hangzhou Asian Games serves as inspiration for all, emphasizing that with dedication and unwavering passion, achieving challenging goals is possible. As Odisha continues to shine on the world stage, Odia Samaj extends best wishes to the winners for more milestones in the future!

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Jai Jagannath!

Odisha, the sacred land of Lord Jagannath, is not just rich in heritage but also a powerhouse of exceptional talent that spans various fields, from art to sports. The recently held Asian Games in Hangzhou, China, showcased the exemplary performances of some outstanding athletes from Odisha, filling the hearts of Odias with immense pride.

Odia Athletes at Hangzhou: A Moment to Remember

Seeing fellow Odias achieve global recognition is a source of immense joy and pride. Let’s delve into the stories of some remarkable Odia athletes who made their mark at the Hangzhou Asian Games.

1. Kishor Kumar Jena: A Javelin Prodigy

Hailing from a small village near Puri, Kishor Kumar Jena initially had an interest in volleyball. However, his talent and sportsmanship led him to javelin, and under the guidance of Coach Nilamadhab Deo, he secured a silver medal at the Asian Games, even surpassing Olympic Gold Medalist Neeraj Chopra in the finals. His journey is an inspiring testament to determination and hard work.

2. Amit Rohidas: Odisha’s Hockey Star

Amit Rohidas, an integral part of Odisha’s hockey legacy, played a pivotal role in India’s historic gold medal victory at the Hangzhou Asian Games. Having contributed to the bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics in 2020, Rohidas has become a household name in Odisha and the nation, earning widespread acclaim for his outstanding performance.

3. Dinesh Kumar: Cycling His Way To Success

Dinesh Kumar, a cyclist, showcased exceptional skill at the Hangzhou Asian Games, bringing honor to Odisha. His participation, along with 13 other sportspersons from the state in various sports, reflects the depth of talent nurtured in Odisha.

The triumph of Odia athletes at the Hangzhou Asian Games serves as inspiration for all, emphasizing that with dedication and unwavering passion, achieving challenging goals is possible. As Odisha continues to shine on the world stage, Odia Samaj extends best wishes to the winners for more milestones in the future!

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