HRDS INDIA’s S S Sneha Wins Historic Silver Medal at Asian Championships, Qualifies for World Athletics Championships -

New Delhi / Kerala

HRDS INDIA SPORTS ACADEMY is proud to announce a landmark achievement by its outstanding athlete, S S Sneha, who has secured a silver medal in the 4×100 meters relay at the prestigious Asian Athletics Championships held recently in South Korea. This remarkable accomplishment marks the first-ever international medal for HRDS INDIA SPORTS ACADEMY and cements Sneha’s status as one of the brightest emerging talents in Indian athletics.

Sneha’s performance at the continental championship reflects her unwavering commitment, rigorous training, and natural athletic ability. As a core member of India’s relay team, she played a pivotal role in securing the podium finish—bringing pride not just to the academy but to Indian athletics as a whole.

This medal also underscores the vision of HRDS INDIA’s founder secretary, who has long worked towards identifying and nurturing talent from underprivileged and tribal communities. The academy’s structured approach to training and athlete development aims to create opportunities for youth from marginalized backgrounds and help them compete at the highest levels of sport, with a long-term goal of contributing to India’s medal prospects at the 2036 Olympic Games.

Following her success at the Asian Championships, S S Sneha has also qualified for the World Athletics Championships to be held in Tokyo, Japan. Her qualification marks a step forward in her sporting journey and reaffirms the effectiveness of the academy’s athlete development programs.

The founder secretary of HRDS INDIA said:

> “This silver medal is more than an individual triumph—it reflects our commitment to building a stronger, more inclusive foundation for Indian athletics. Sneha’s achievement shows what is possible when talent is matched with support and opportunity. We remain focused on preparing our athletes for the global stage and look ahead to the 2036 Olympics with confidence.”

The HRDS INDIA family—coaches, staff, and supporters—congratulates S S Sneha for her landmark achievement. Her journey from modest beginnings to the international stage serves as an inspiration for young athletes across India. Her example highlights how discipline and hard work can open doors, even in the face of adversity.

As preparations begin for the World Athletics Championships, HRDS INDIA continues its efforts to provide athletes with the facilities, training, and mentorship needed to succeed internationally. The academy remains committed to raising the standard of Indian athletics and building a pipeline of talent capable of competing with the best in the world.