Manipur’s star athlete Naorem Roshibina Devi secured a silver medal in the women’s Sanda 60kg category at the 20th Asian Games held in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, marking another historic milestone in her distinguished martial arts career. Congratulating Roshibina on her remarkable international achievement, Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh stated that her outstanding performance and podium finish have brought immense pride and honor to both the state and the entire nation. Highlighted by the Chief Minister, Roshibina has officially carved her name into the history books by becoming the very first Indian Wushu athlete to win medals at three consecutive Asian Games tournaments. Chief Minister Khemchand described her historic achievement as a powerful source of inspiration for the youth of Manipur and a true symbol of the region’s enduring sporting spirit and athletic excellence. He extended his heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the accomplished athlete, wishing her continued success, further accolades, and greater glory for Manipur and India in future international martial arts competitions. Roshibina’s consistent performance on the continental stage underscores her exceptional skill, determination, and rigorous training in the discipline of Wushu Sanda. Over the years, her success has played a pivotal role in elevating the profile of combat sports in India, encouraging a new generation of young athletes—particularly women from the northeastern region—to pursue excellence on global platforms. Her latest silver medal victory not only reinforces Manipur’s reputation as a powerhouse of Indian sports but also serves as a testament to the immense athletic talent emerging from the state despite various challenges. As celebrations continue across her home state, sports enthusiasts and officials alike applaud her historic streak, anticipating even greater achievements as she continues to represent India on the world stage.
Manipur CM Congratulates Historic Asian Games Silver Medalist Naorem Roshibina
