Jaipur's Lakshita Mahlawat brings honour to India with bronze medal at South Asia Athletics Meet, feted by Jayshree Periwal Group of Schools
Jaipur:
Lakshita Mahlawat
, a student of Jaipur, who won a
bronze medal
in the
Under-18 discus throw
competition of the South Asia Athletics Championship, was warmly welcomed and felicitated at her school. On this occasion, the chairperson of the school, Dr Jayshree Periwal and the Principal, Madhu Maini, honoured Lakshita with an award.
Lakshita is a Standard XII student of
Jayshree Periwal High School
, Jaipur. Notably, this championship was recently held in Saudi Arabia, where Lakshita achieved this feat while representing India. By competing on this international stage, Lakshita brought pride to her school, her family, and the country.
Speaking on the occasion, chairperson, Jayshree Periwal Group of Schools, Dr Jayshree Periwal said, "This is a moment of immense pride for all of us. Lakshita has proved that with hard work, dedication and the right guidance, no dream is impossible. Jayshree Periwal High School has always encouraged and will continue to inspire its students to shine on the global stage. The school family congratulates Lakshita on this achievement and wishes her a bright future."
On her accomplishment, Lakshita said that it was all possible due to the support of her school. She added that now, many young girls like her can dare to dream beyond limits.
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