Abhinav Bindra Celebrates Historic Wins at Asian Games 2026
Celebrating Achievements at the Asian Games
Abhinav Bindra, a former Indian shooter and Olympic medalist, expressed his congratulations to Neeru Dhanda and the women's 4x400m relay team for their remarkable gold medal victories at the Asian Games 2026. He emphasized that their accomplishments could motivate young girls throughout India to engage in sports.
The women's 4x400m relay team, consisting of Kiran Pahal, Poovamma MR, Prachi Choudhary, and Vithya Ramraj, triumphed over competitors from Bahrain and China to secure the gold medal in their event.
Earlier that day, Neeru Dhanda made history by becoming the first Indian woman to earn an individual medal in women's trap shooting at the Asian Games, clinching gold.
Abhinav Bindra's Inspirational Words
In a post on X, Bindra praised Neeru Dhanda and the relay team, referring to them as 'incredible women' and highlighting their achievements as more than just medals. He noted that their success could inspire young girls across the nation to pursue sports, stating, 'Two wonderful golds for our women today: Neeru in the trap and our 4x400m relay team. Congratulations to these incredible women. Not just for winning but for what a day like today can set in motion.'
Bindra further remarked on the impact athletes have, saying, 'Somewhere across India, young girls will have watched them and thought I want to do that. I can do that. That is one of the most beautiful things about sport.' He encouraged them to enjoy their victory and take pride in the opportunities they are creating for future generations.
Event Highlights and Results
The women's 4x400m relay team made history by securing India's first athletics gold medal at the Asian Games, finishing with a time of 3:29.69. Bahrain took home the silver medal, while China earned bronze.
Neeru Dhanda's historic win in the women's trap event saw her score 28 out of 30 in the final, earning her gold. Sun Yunong from China secured silver with a score of 26/30, and Hajar Abdulmalik from the UAE claimed bronze with 21/25.
Additionally, Neeru, alongside Aashima Ahlawat and Manisha Keer, won silver in the women's trap team event, achieving a total score of 328 points.