Aarti Claims Bronze in Women’s 10,000m Race Walk at World U20 Athletics Championships

Peru : At the World U20 Athletics Championships held in Lima, Peru, Aarti clinched the Bronze medal in the Women’s 10,000m race walk event, setting a new National U20 record. Aarti’s impressive performance came as she finished third with a time of 44 minutes 39.39 seconds, marking a significant achievement for Indian athletics on the penultimate day of the championships.

The 17-year-old athlete’s medal-winning performance was a standout moment for India, as it opened the country’s account at this year’s event. Her time of 44:39.39 not only earned her a podium finish but also broke her own national record. Previously, Aarti had set the record at 47 minutes 21.04 seconds during the National Federation Cup U20 Championships in Lucknow earlier this year.

Aarti’s achievement is particularly notable given the level of competition she faced. The gold medal in the event was claimed by Zhuoma Baima of China, while Meiling Chen, also from China, secured the silver medal. The top performances from these athletes underscore the high standard of competition at the championships.

Aarti’s success in the race walk event highlights her dedication and skill in a discipline that requires both endurance and technique. Her performance reflects the rigorous training and preparation that have gone into her athletic development. The new national record she set further demonstrates her potential and the positive trajectory of her career.

This bronze medal win is a significant milestone for Aarti and Indian athletics, showcasing the emerging talent in the country and contributing to its growing reputation on the global sports stage. It also serves as an inspiration for young athletes aspiring to excel in track and field events.

As Aarti returns from the World U20 Championships with a medal and a new record, her achievement is expected to garner attention and support, highlighting the increasing prominence of Indian athletes in international sports competitions.

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