PM Modi Lauds Dutee Chand For Winning Gold In World University Games
Dutee Chand clocked 11.32 seconds to bag the gold in the race. She also holds the 100m national record with an impressive timing of 11.24 seconds.
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Chand became first Indian woman to win 100m gold in World Universiade.
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Dutee Chand won the gold medal in women's 100-metre sprint.
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Chand had admitted being in a same sex relationship.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday hailed sprinter Dutee Chand for winning the women''s 100 m gold in the World University Games at Naples in Italy. "Exceptional achievement of an exceptional athlete! Congratulations @DuteeChand for winning a hard-earned and well-deserved Gold in the Women''s 100 m finals. You make India proud! #Universiade FISU," Modi tweeted. Chand clocked 11.32 seconds to bag the gold in the race. She also holds the 100m national record with an impressive timing of 11.24 seconds.
Exceptional achievement of an exceptional athlete!
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) July 10, 2019
Congratulations @DuteeChand for winning a hard earned and well deserved Gold in the Women's 100 m finals.
You make India proud! #Universiade @FISU https://t.co/LVSkbsPZOP
She is the only Indian athlete to win a gold medal at the global event.
Earlier, President Ram Nath Kovind and Union Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju had congratulated Chand on her feat.