In a remarkable feat, promising swimmer Mannata Mishra from Odisha secured her first international medal on Wednesday, marking a significant milestone in her burgeoning career. The 17-year-old athlete, nurtured under the guidance of Odisha IIS Swimming HPC, clinched the silver medal in the women’s 200m Breaststroke event at the inaugural BIMSTEC Aquatics Championships held in New Delhi. Mannata’s stellar performance showcased her talent and determination as she outshone competitors to claim the prestigious medal on the international stage. Her achievement not only brings pride to her state but also underscores the growing prowess of Indian swimmers in global competitions.
Prior to this triumph, Mannata had already made her mark in the national arena by contributing to Odisha’s bronze medal victory in the 4×100m women’s medley relay team at the Goa National Games just three months ago. Her consistent dedication and impressive performances have earned her recognition as one of the most promising talents in Indian swimming.
In a remarkable feat, promising swimmer Mannata Mishra from Odisha secured her first international medal on Wednesday, marking a significant milestone in her burgeoning career. The 17-year-old athlete, nurtured under the guidance of Odisha IIS Swimming HPC, clinched the silver medal in the women’s 200m Breaststroke event at the inaugural BIMSTEC Aquatics Championships held in New Delhi. Mannata’s stellar performance showcased her talent and determination as she outshone competitors to claim the prestigious medal on the international stage. Her achievement not only brings pride to her state but also underscores the growing prowess of Indian swimmers in global competitions.
Prior to this triumph, Mannata had already made her mark in the national arena by contributing to Odisha’s bronze medal victory in the 4×100m women’s medley relay team at the Goa National Games just three months ago. Her consistent dedication and impressive performances have earned her recognition as one of the most promising talents in Indian swimming.