Avani Lekhara: Shooting star Avni Lekhara won gold for India on the second day of the Paris Paralympic Games. Avni Lekhara has repeated history by winning the gold medal in the second consecutive edition after the Tokyo Paralympic Games played in 2020 with a tremendous performance. Avni shot brilliantly in the 10 meter women’s air rifle event on Friday, scoring 249.7 points and securing the first position in the final and winning the gold medal.
What is the secret of Avani Lekhara’s success, her father himself revealed
Avni Lekhara is ruling the Indian sports world right now. The success of Avni Lekhara, a resident of Jaipur, is being praised all over the country, where everyone is talking only about Avni. This daughter of the country has shown that winning the Tokyo Paralympic Games was not a fluke and she is a champion in this sport on the basis of her hard work. The secret of Avni Lekhara’s success has been revealed by her father himself, where he has shared a big secret.
Avni’s father told that he had given a verse from Ramayana to Avni
News 24 spoke with Avni Lekhra’s father Praveen Lekhra, in which Avni’s father told that he had given his daughter a verse from Ramayana, which helped her regain the lost courage. Praveen Lekhra said, “I had given a verse from Ramayana to my daughter Avani Lekhara as a tip. This verse was read to remind Hanumanji of his lost powers. It is because of that that Avani has won the gold medal with full vigour.”
Avni does not say that she makes many mistakes- father Praveen Lekhara
After this, the father of this daughter of India further said that, “Avni is a good girl. She has become very good at shooting and she makes very few mistakes now. That is why she won the gold medal last time and has repeated the feat this time too. I hope she does well in the upcoming events too.”
The coach said- Avni concentrates on her work
At the same time, after Avani Lekhara won the gold medal in the second consecutive Paralympic Games, her coach Chandrashekhar said that, “Avni has a lot of talent. She has a lot of desire to learn. She does everything with a lot of focus. This is how she prepares herself. She is one of the few players in India who has won gold twice in the Paralympics.”
