HRDS INDIA Athlete S S Sneha Clinches Historic Silver at Asian Championships, Secures Spot at World Athletics Championships

HRDS INDIA SPORTS ACADEMY proudly announces a momentous milestone: its prodigious athlete, S S Sneha, has captured the silver medal in the women’s 4×100 meters relay at the recently concluded Asian Athletics Championships in South Korea. This achievement represents the first international medal in the academy’s history and showcases Sneha as one of India’s most promising up-and-coming track stars.

Sneha’s stellar showing at the continental event is a testament to her relentless dedication, intensive training regimen, and innate speed. As a key member of India’s relay squad, she delivered a strong leg that helped propel the team onto the podium—an accomplishment that instills pride not only in her home academy but also in the broader Indian athletics community.

This breakthrough medal also highlights the foresight of HRDS INDIA’s founder secretary, who has devoted significant effort to discovering and supporting athletes from economically disadvantaged and tribal regions. Through a well-structured training program and a focus on holistic athlete development, the academy aspires to create pathways for young sportspeople from marginalized backgrounds, ultimately aiming to bolster India’s medal tally at the 2036 Olympic Games.

In addition to her silver-medal triumph, S S Sneha has earned qualification for the World Athletics Championships scheduled to take place in Tokyo, Japan, later this year. Securing a berth at this global event marks a significant advance in her athletic journey and underscores the effectiveness of HRDS INDIA’s training philosophy.

Commenting on this achievement, HRDS INDIA’s founder secretary stated:

“Sneha’s silver medal is emblematic of our mission to build an inclusive and robust platform for Indian athletics. Her success demonstrates how talent, when nurtured with the right resources and encouragement, can flourish on the world stage. We are determined to continue equipping our athletes with the tools needed to excel internationally and look forward to nurturing champions for the 2036 Olympic Games.”

The entire HRDS INDIA community—coaches, support staff, and well-wishers—extends heartfelt congratulations to S S Sneha for this landmark accomplishment. From humble beginnings to international acclaim, Sneha’s journey serves as a powerful source of inspiration for aspiring athletes across India, illustrating that perseverance and discipline can overcome challenges and open doors to excellence.

As preparations for the World Athletics Championships ramp up, HRDS INDIA remains committed to providing its athletes with top-tier facilities, expert coaching, and mentorship. The academy’s ongoing efforts aim to elevate the standard of Indian athletics and cultivate a steady stream of talent capable of competing with the world’s best.