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Olympic champion Shaunae Miller-Uibo has signalled that the 400m world record remains a target, underlining that elite ambitions have not dimmed despite the demands of a long and punishing career. Her remarks revive interest in one of track and field’s most enduring marks and place fresh focus on the form, fitness and timing required to challenge it.
National record holder Vithya says she is aiming to run under 54 seconds next, even as she questions the limited recognition she has received for a medal-laden Asian Games campaign. The 28-year-old’s remarks underline both her ambition and the pressure on India’s athletics system to convert continental success into sustained global progress, with coach Nehpal already looking ahead to the Beijing World Athletics Championships next year.
National record holder Vithya has set her sights on a sub-54-second run, saying she feels she has not yet been pushed hard enough to fully realise her potential. The 28-year-old, who won three medals for India at the Asian Games, also said she does not receive the level of fanfare her achievements merit, even as coach Nehpal looks ahead to a strong showing at next year’s Beijing World Athletics Championships.
National record holder Vithya has set her sights on a sub-54-second performance after a season in which she delivered a three-medal haul for India at the Asian Games. The 28-year-old says her achievements have not drawn the recognition they deserve, while coach Nehpal is already looking ahead to a strong showing at the Beijing World Athletics Championships next year.
Asian Games gold medallist Pranavi has marked a career-defining moment by meeting Rory McIlroy, the golfer she has long described as her ultimate hero. The encounter underscores the growing visibility of Indian women’s golf and the influence of global stars on the next generation of players.
India’s women athletes continue to deliver historic performances on the global stage, reinforcing the country’s sporting rise and expanding the visibility of women in elite competition. Yet the same moment also exposes a stark domestic contradiction: young women across India are again taking to the streets to demand safety, dignity, and the freedom to live without fear.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth visited the U.S. Air Force Academy near Colorado Springs, Colorado, where he addressed roughly 3,500 cadets ahead of the annual Air Force-Navy football game. The appearance placed a senior Pentagon figure before one of the military’s most visible audiences at a moment when service identity, discipline and recruiting remain central to the armed forces’ public posture.
India’s latest Asian Games campaign offered a revealing snapshot of a sporting power still expanding beyond its traditional strengths. The performance combined record-setting moments, dependable medal hauls in established disciplines, and a sharper signal that India’s depth is improving across team and individual events.
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