Manu Bhaker Wins India's First Medal at Paris Olympics, PM Modi and Other Dignitaries Extend Congratulations
India's First Medal at the Paris Olympics
On Sunday, Indian shooter Manu Bhaker secured India's first medal at the Paris Olympics, marking a significant achievement for the nation. Competing in the 10-meter air pistol event, Manu scored 221.7 points to clinch the bronze medal. Despite stiff competition from Korean shooters, Manu's outstanding performance not only earned her the bronze but also set a new Olympic record. Her victory has garnered congratulations from numerous dignitaries across the country.
PM Modi Extends Congratulations
Following Manu Bhaker's bronze medal victory, the entire nation erupted in celebration. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his joy and extended his congratulations to Manu. In a post on his social media account on X, PM Modi wrote, "A historic medal, well done! Congratulations to Manu Bhaker for winning India's first medal in Paris and the bronze medal. This success is even more special as she has become the first woman to win an Olympic shooting medal for India. An incredible achievement!"
President Proud of Manu
President Droupadi Murmu also congratulated Manu Bhaker on her bronze win. She wrote, "Heartfelt congratulations to Manu Bhaker for winning the bronze medal in the 10-meter air pistol shooting event at the Paris Olympics, making India proud. She is the first Indian woman to win an Olympic medal in shooting. India is proud of Manu Bhaker. Her achievement will inspire many athletes, especially women. I wish her to reach new heights of success in the future."
Nationwide Celebration
Manu Bhaker's achievement has sparked a wave of joy across the nation. Sports enthusiasts and the general public alike are celebrating her victory. There is an atmosphere of festivity in her village and home. Manu Bhaker's win has not only brought pride to her family but also to the entire country. Her success has inspired Indian women and raised hopes for even greater achievements in the future.