Chief Minister Revanth Reddy Honors Archery Star Chikitha Taniparthi

Hyderabad witnessed a significant event on Monday as archery champion Chikitha Taniparthi met with Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy. Chikitha made headlines by becoming the first woman to secure a gold medal for India at the 2025 Youth World Archery Championship held in Canada. This remarkable achievement has positioned her as a rising star in the sport, and her recent accolades were the focal point of the meeting.

During their discussion, Chief Minister Reddy congratulated Chikitha for also winning a silver medal in the senior world cup team event in Shanghai, China. He praised her dedication and skill, noting the importance of her accomplishments for Indian archery. Reddy expressed pride in her achievements and emphasized the state’s commitment to supporting her future endeavors.

State Support for Olympic Aspirations

The Chief Minister assured Chikitha that the state government would extend all possible support to facilitate her training for the upcoming Olympics. Reddy highlighted the need for comprehensive training and resources to enhance her skills further, aiming for a medal at the Olympic Games. This commitment reflects the government’s ongoing efforts to promote sports and support talented athletes.

Accompanying Chief Minister Reddy at the event were prominent figures, including MLA Vijayaramana Rao and SATS Chairman K Shivsena Reddy. Their presence underscored the collective recognition of Chikitha’s achievements and the significance of sports in the region.

The meeting marks a pivotal moment not only for Chikitha but also for the future of archery in India. With the backing of the state government and a growing support system, Chikitha Taniparthi is poised to make her mark on the international stage.