Manu Bhaker,
Manu Bhaker a double Olympic champion, received recognition from her alma mater, Lady Shri Ram campus, on Wednesday during a spectacular celebration held in the campus auditorium, which was jam-packed with students.
Maheshwari Chauhan and Rhythm Sangwan, two additional Olympians, were also honored by the college.
Maheshwari arrived directly from training at the Dr. Karni Singh Range. He had narrowly lost out on a medal in the mixed skeet competition at the Olympics in Paris with Anantjeet Singh Naruka. However, because she was preoccupied with preparing for the World Cup Finals that were set to take place in the Capital in a few days, world record holder Rhythm Sangwan had to be represented by her parents.
We’ve been proud of so many girls over the past five years. You three Olympians have greatly benefited the nation. The role models are you.
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Live it to the fullest. Distribute the information. I observed Manu’s ability to maintain composure when I saw her. It is an excellent feature. We need a peaceful mentality in order to succeed in everything we do, according to college chairman Arun Bharat Ram.
The institution’s history was briefly presented by the principal, professor Suman Sharma, using a series of slides that effectively conveyed the institution’s importance in preparing students for a dynamic society.
Manu thanked everyone for their wonderful support and spoke warmly of her time at college. She said, “LSR students,” as she concluded her remarks.Manu Bhaker
Coach Jaspal Rana gave the college credit for doing a fantastic job molding the pupils and gently reprimanded Manu for being ten minutes late for the event.
Don’t ever do that again. “Time will value you if you value it,” Jaspal declared, drawing enthusiastic applause from the kids. Manu apologized for being late to everyone right away.
During her speech, Maheshwari was full of energy and complimented the school for teaching values. She also joined Manu in expressing gratitude to Dr. Meenakshi Pahuja, the associate professor of physical education, for her outstanding support of the sports students.
Meenakshi, on her part, remembered how closely Manu, Rhythm, and Maheshwari were connected to the college.
