S S Sneha Clinches Historic Silver for HRDS INDIA at Asian Championships, Qualifies for World Athletics Championships in Tokyo 2025

Academy Marks Milestone with First International Medal as Athlete Secures Spot at Global Event

HRDS INDIA SPORTS ACADEMY is thrilled to announce a major breakthrough for the institution as its promising athlete, S S Sneha, earned a silver medal in the 4×100 meters relay at the recently concluded Asian Athletics Championships in South Korea. This remarkable feat is the academy’s first-ever medal on the international stage and a defining moment in its sporting journey.

Sneha’s outstanding performance is a testament to her relentless dedication, intense training regimen, and innate athletic skill. As a key member of India’s relay squad, her contribution was instrumental in securing the podium finish, bringing immense pride to HRDS INDIA and boosting India’s presence in the continental athletics arena.

This achievement also highlights the visionary efforts of HRDS INDIA’s founder secretary, whose mission has been to identify and support sporting talent from marginalized and tribal communities. The academy’s comprehensive training programs aim to create meaningful opportunities for disadvantaged youth, paving the way for future Olympic contenders, with an eye firmly set on the 2036 Games.

Following her silver-medal win, S S Sneha has successfully qualified for the World Athletics Championships, scheduled to take place in Tokyo, Japan. Her qualification not only marks the next step in her personal journey but also validates the academy’s athlete development initiatives.

Commenting on the achievement, the founder secretary of HRDS INDIA stated:

“This silver medal is more than a personal victory—it symbolizes our broader vision of building an inclusive and empowered future for Indian athletics. Sneha’s success proves what can be accomplished when raw talent is nurtured with the right guidance and resources. We remain committed to developing athletes ready for the world stage and are optimistic about India’s performance in the 2036 Olympics.”

The entire HRDS INDIA community—coaches, mentors, staff, and supporters—extends heartfelt congratulations to S S Sneha on her extraordinary milestone. Her journey from humble beginnings to the international athletics spotlight stands as a beacon of inspiration for young aspirants across the country. It exemplifies how perseverance and hard work can lead to exceptional achievements, regardless of one’s background.

As Sneha begins preparations for the World Championships, HRDS INDIA continues to invest in high-quality training, infrastructure, and mentorship, all aimed at producing world-class athletes. The academy remains steadfast in its mission to elevate Indian athletics and build a strong, sustainable talent pipeline for international competition.