Prime Minister congratulated Prachi Chaudhary for winning the bronze medal in the 400 metres at the Asian Games.

Prathi Chaudhary received widespread national recognition after winning the bronze medal in the women's 400‑metre race at the Asian Games track and field event. In light of this achievement, the Prime Minister personally congratulated the athlete at a brief ceremony held in the national capital today, stating that Prathi’s performance is a significant source of inspiration for India’s athletics team. The Prime Minister also remarked that the growing success of Indian female athletes on the international stage is evidence of the strengthening of the country’s sports policies and training facilities.

Prathi Chaudhary, who has consistently improved her performance at the national level over the past few years, has set a milestone in her career with this medal. The victory also increased India’s total medal tally at the Asian Games, where the Indian athletics team set several new records. The Ministry of Sports stated that in the coming years, training facilities, scientific support, and exposure to international competition will be further strengthened to promote such achievements.

Experts believe that Prathi’s success is not only the result of personal effort but also reflects the positive direction of investment in the development of women’s athletics in India. The bronze medal is being regarded as an important criterion in the selection process for upcoming international competitions, especially the World Athletics Championships and the Olympics. In this context, Prathi has set a goal of achieving better times in the future and possibly moving toward a gold medal, thereby setting new heights for Indian athletics.