Jyothi, who is currently ranked 23rd on Road to Paris list (Women’s 100m Hurdles event) is planning to train in Tenerife, Spain for 45 days to prepare for the upcoming season and Paris Olympics.
The middle-distance runner pursuing Bachelor of Arts degree, set a new Games record – a remarkable 2:06.27s that eclipsed the previous record held by international Harmilan Kaur Bains, who clocked a time of 2:06.40s in the first edition of KIUG in Odisha.
Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports (MYAS)’s Mission Olympic Cell (MOC) has approved leading athletes Avinash Sable and Tejaswin Shankar’s proposals to train and compete abroad.
