Sprinter Harita Bhadra targets World Championships after dual Asian Games bronze

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Sprinter Harita Bhadra won two bronze medals at the Asian Games in Nagoya, her first senior international competition. She earned podium finishes in the women's 200m and the mixed 4x100m relay. Bhadra has now set her next goal on running 22.45 seconds, the qualifying time for the 2027 World Championships. She believes the experience and lessons from the Asian Games have put this target within her reach.

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