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Home / Patiala / Alka Wins Bronze In Yogasana At National Games

Alka wins bronze in yoga at 38th National Games

Tribune News Service
Patiala, Updated At : 08:39 AM Feb 13, 2025 IST
Alka Kumari with medal at the National Games in Uttarakhand.

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Alka Kumari from Punjab won bronze medal in yogasana, showcasing her exceptional talent and dedication in this discipline at the 38th National Games. Her remarkable performance in the prestigious event brought pride to her home state and inspired young athletes across the nation.

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Alka’s achievement is a result of her relentless hard work and the guidance she received from her coach Sunita Verma. With focused training and unwavering determination, Alka made her mark at the national level, securing third place in a highly competitive field.

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Office-bearers and members of the Punjab Yogasana Sports Association also expressed their pride in Alka’s success, highlighting the importance of such victories in promoting the sport of yogasana and encouraging future generations to take part in it.

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