India Shines at World University Games: Record-Breaking Performances and Remarkable Wins

India had a triumphant day at the World University Games, capturing five medals in total. Archers Parneet Kaur and Kushal Dalal won a mixed compound gold. Dev Meena set a new national pole vault record and Ankita led her 3000m steeplechase heat, while Parneet and Dalal also medaled in team events.

India had a momentous day at the World University Games, securing three medals in archery, including a gold in mixed compound. Pole vaulter Dev Meena impressed by breaking his own national record, while Ankita excelled in the women's 3000m steeplechase, ensuring their spots in upcoming finals.

This success brings India's haul to five medals in total, following previous bronze wins in mixed team badminton and women's singles tennis. Parneet Kaur and Kushal Dalal emerged victorious over South Korea in a gripping mixed compound archery final, marking India's first gold of the event.

The duo overcame early setbacks with precision shooting, clinching gold with a 157-154 victory. Meanwhile, Indian athletes, including Meena and Ankita, continue to compete for more medals, with upcoming individual and team events poised to add to India's impressive tally.

(With inputs from agencies.)