Jindal Sports Hostel's Sweta Mahanta Honored for International Wushu Success

Sweta Rani Mahanta from Jindal Sports Hostel was felicitated by Odisha's Chief Minister for her bronze medal win at the Asian Junior Wushu Championship. Her accomplishment highlights the effective support from Jindal Foundation in nurturing tribal sports talent. The foundation remains committed to fostering young athletes in India.

In a moment of celebration, Sweta Rani Mahanta from Jindal Sports Hostel was honored by Odisha's Chief Minister, Shri Mohan Charan Majhi, for clinching a bronze medal in the 48 kg category at the 12th Asian Junior Wushu Championship held in China. The accolade was awarded during the closing ceremony of the 64th Senior Men's Inter-District Football Championship Final, held at Keonjhar Stadium.

The Chief Minister expressed his pride in Sweta's achievement, reflecting the aspirations of the tribal-dominated Keonjhar district. Sweta conveyed her gratitude to the Jindal Foundation and its chairperson, Smt. Shallu Jindal, for their unwavering support, acknowledging that the training and opportunities provided by Jindal Sports Hostel were instrumental in her success.

Smt. Shallu Jindal extolled Sweta's victory, emphasizing the importance of structured support for nurturing rural and tribal talent. Under her leadership, the Jindal Foundation remains dedicated to enhancing sports, agriculture, health, and culture in the region. With athletes from the hostel garnering ten international medals, the Foundation plays a pivotal role in preparing India for global sporting success.

(With inputs from agencies.)