'From Mockery.. To History!' | The Story Of Paralympics 2024 Bronze Medalist — Mona Agarwal
Story of Mona Agarwal: Here's all you need to know about the Paris Paralympics 2024 bronze medalist Mona Agarwal, her journey from difficulties to glory!
Story of Mona Agarwal: Mona Agarwal has etched her name in the history books, as the two-time World Cup gold medalist bags a Bronze medal in her maiden appearance at the Paralympic Games. The Indian Para shooter achieved the feat in the Women's 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1 Final, and it was a memorable day for India, as her compatriot, Avani Lekhara bagged the historic gold medal, as she successfully defended her Olympic title.
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With the twin medals, India opened their account for medals in Paris, which was later followed by two more medal wins, as Day 2, at the time of writing, is going extremely historic and memorable for Indian contingent and whole of India.
Who Is Mona Agarwal? Know More About Her Way From Hardships... To Glory!
Mona Agarwal did not have an easy childhood. As she was the third girl child of the house, elders and family members left no crumbs left in terms of mocking her, and more unfortunate news followed for Mona Agarwal, as she fell prey to Polio, thereby, affecting both her legs.
Mona Agarwal is a 36-year-old Indian Para Shooter, and a fighter in real life. She is a mother of two children, and currently lives in Jaipur, the place of her birth. Mona completed her education from the University of Rajasthan in Psychology, and currently practices at Eklavya Sports Shooting Academy in Jaipur, under the tutelage of coach Yogesh Shekhawat.
The Indian Para shooter started her career late in 2021, as before that, she was into other sports. Upon taking the sport, the results were there for everyone to witness, as she managed to win the Gold medal at Para Shooting World Cup in New Delhi, 2023.
Fast forward to 2024, after suffering so many adversities in life and bravely fighting all of it, Mona Agarwal now stands as a World Champion, Paralympics bronze medalist, above all that, an inspiration to women all over the world.