Harita Bhadra eyes 22.45s and World Championships after two Asian Games medals

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What happened

Harita Bhadra arrived at the Asian Games chasing a podium finish and left Nagoya with two bronze medals, in the women’s 200m and mixed 4x100m relay.

Her first senior international competition has also sharpened the next target: a 22.

Key facts

  • Harita Bhadra arrived at the Asian Games chasing a podium finish and left Nagoya with two bronze medals, in the women’s 200m and mixed 4x100m relay.
  • Her first senior international competition has also sharpened the next target: a 22.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Thu, 01 Oct 2026 00:30:00 UTC.

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