Mysuru: G. Pranathi, a fourth-grade student of Police Public School, Mysuru, representing Karnataka in the 24th Sub-Junior National-level Wushu Championship 2024 at Punjab recently, won bronze medal in the Below 23 Kg category. This is her third consecutive medal at the National Championship.
G. Pranathi, a student of Police Public School, Mysuru, who won gold medal in the 23rd State Wushu Championship-2024 held at Bagalkot from Sept. 1 to 4, being greeted by City Police Commissioner Seema Latkar. Pranathi holds the record for being the youngest National Medallist and this is her fourth State gold medal. She is…
Mysore/Mysuru: G. Pranathi, a second standard student of Police Public School, Mysuru, has entered India Book of Records for being the ‘Youngest Female Wushu Champion.’ Born on Nov. 17, 2014, Pranathi has won many Wushu Championships including three gold medals for getting first position and two bronze medals at the National-level from Dec. 28, 2020…
G. Pranathi, a seven-year-old girl, has brought laurels to Mysuru by winning Gold Medal twice at the State-level Wushu Championship. A resident of Gayathripuram, Pranathi is climbing up the ladder of success, beyond her age. Daughter of Photographer S.D. Giridhar and L. Sangeetha couple, she is a first standard student at Police Public School in…
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