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  KIYG 2025: Odisha thlete Snigdha, gymnast Ajad bag bronze
14 May 2025
 

Odisha athlete L Snigdha and gymnast Ajad Laskar won one bronze medal each on the penultimate day of the 7th Khelo India Youth Games today. Snigdha secured the bronze in girls 2000m steeplechase with a time of 10:45.41 at the Patliputra Sports Complex in Patna, Bihar.

The bronze by Nabarangpur girl Snigdha was the third medal for Odisha in athletics discipline of the KIYG 2025. Earlier, Omkar Prasad Nanda and Parbati Hansdah won the gold in boys shot put and bronze in girls long jump respectively.

Ajad claimed the bronze in boys horizontal bar with a score of 10.933 at IG Stadium Sports Complex in New Delhi. This was the first medal for Odisha in artistic gymnastics competition of the KIYG 2025. It may be noted that, Ajad hails from West Bengal and trains at the Odisha AM/NS India Gymnastics High Performance Centre in Bhubaneswar.

 

With a day to go for the conclusion of the KIYG 2025, Odisha stood 17th on the medal tally, garnering a total of 14 medals, which include five gold, six silver and three bronze. Maharashtra led the tally with 56 gold, 45 silver and 48 bronze for a total of 149 medals.

Haryana followed Maharashtra at the second place with a total of 107 medals (35 gold, 26 silver, 46 bronze), while Rajasthan occupied the third spot with 55 medals (22 gold, 11 silver, 22 bronze). KIYG 2025 carries a total of 910 medals, which feature 273 gold, 271 silver and 366 bronze.
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TOP: Odisha athlete L Snigdha jubilates after winning bronze medal at the 7th Khelo India Youth Games in Patna on 14 May 2025.
RIGHT: Odisha artistic gymnast Ajad Laskar displays his bronze medal at the 7th Khelo India Youth Games in New Delhi on 14 May 2025.

 
   

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