Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Indian athlete Vithya Ramraj after her bronze-medal finish in the women’s 400 metres hurdles at the Asian Games, underscoring the growing visibility of women’s track and field in India’s sporting landscape. The result adds to India’s medal momentum at a major continental event and highlights the country’s expanding depth in athletics beyond its traditional strengths.

Prime Minister Congratulates Vithya Ramraj After Asian Games Bronze in Women’s 400m Hurdles
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Indian athlete Vithya Ramraj after her bronze-medal finish in the women’s 400 metres hurdles at the Asian Games, underscoring the growing visibility of women’s track and field in India’s sporting landscape. The result adds to India’s medal momentum at a major continental event and highlights the country’s expanding depth in athletics beyond its traditional strengths.
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