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Manu Bhaker: Manu Bhaker has created history by winning two medals for India in the 2024 Olympics. She became the first Indian female player to win a bronze medal in the 10m air journalist event and then also won a medal in the mixed event. India is feeling proud of her victory.
Manu Bhaker’s beginning and family support
Manu was born on 18 February 2002 in Goria village in Jhajjar district of Haryana. Her father Ram Kishan Bhaker is an engineer in the Merchant Navy and mother Sumedha is a school teacher. Manu was interested in sports since childhood, but during a trial when she came to her uncle’s house in Delhi, her film shooting was discussed.
Passion and struggle for shooting
Initially Manu’s family avoided shooting, but seeing her passion and hard work, the family supported her. Manu has previously achieved success at the national and international level, winning gold at the ISSF Junior World Cup in 2018 and gold in the mixed team event at the 2018 Asian Games to bring laurels to India.
Manu Bhaker’s great achievements at the Olympics
Manu Bhaker won gold at the ISSF World Cup in 2021 and also won a gold medal at the Asian Championships the same year. Her hard work and success have helped her qualify for the 2024 Olympics and her next goal is to create more history at the Olympics.
Manu Bhaker is an inspiration for young players
Manu Bhaker’s journey is an example of hard work, dedication and faith. Her history proves that with constant effort and courage, you can achieve success in any sport. Manu Bhaker’s name is known not only in India but all over the world today.
