"Those Wondering What Has Changed...": Manu Bhaker's Post Sets Social Media On Fire

28.09.2024 - 09:03 sports.ndtv.com

One of India's brightest sporting stars, Manu Bhaker made the entire country her own as she bagged two medals at the Paris Olympic Games.

Since her return to home, Manu has been quite busy with events felicitation ceremonies, brand endorsements, and other commitments.

As the ace shooter basks in Olympic glory, she also has a schedule in mind, as she plans the road moving forward. In a fiery post on social media, Manu explained that the glory and attention she has earned hasn't changed anything in her life.

Manu has been a part of many interviews since her twin glory in the Paris Games. A lot of times Manu has come across the question, "What has changed in her life since the double bronze medal feat".

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Yashasvi Jaiswal was oblivious to the cheers of a handful of spectators as he walked across a soaked M Chinnaswamy Stadium turf on Wednesday, chatting intensely with assistant coach Abhishek Nayar. There was no pressing demand for him to spend an hour at indoor nets as rain held up the first day's play of the opening Test between India and New Zealand. After all, he is going through a roseate phase in Test cricket for over a year now.

Manu Bhaker Criticised For Walking The Ramp. Shooter's Straight Response: "Haters Will Hate..."

Olympic double medallist Manu Bhaker recently made her debut on the ramp at the Lakme Fashion Week 2024. Her confident walk went viral on social media. While she received a lot of love from the internet, she received hate too. According to the champion shooter, who won two bronze medals at the Paris Olympics 2024, there were 'quite some haters' who commented negatively on the ramp walk. Manu Bhaker will resume training soon after the Paris Games heroics.

Manu Bhaker Will Not Shoot Competitively in 2024, Says, "Since I Was Facing Injuries..."

Indian Olympic medalist shooter Manu Bhaker said that she will resume training in November and return to competitive shooting next year. Bhaker, who won two medals at the recently-concluded Paris Olympics, was talking to the media in Delhi ahead of the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Cup Final, scheduled to start in the national capital from Tuesday. Speaking to the media, Bhaker said, "I will be back for the training in November and to the match maybe by next year. I will follow all the action thoroughly. But my eyes will be on 10 metres event, the 25 metres event and the pistol events, since I am a pistol shooter."

Manu Bhaker Criticised For Walking The Ramp. Shooter's Straight Response: "Haters Will Hate..."

ISSF World Cup Final: After Paris High, India Look To Continue Momentum At Home

The absence of the Paris Olympic medallists notwithstanding, hosts India will not be short on firepower when they compete in the season-ending World Cup Final, starting from Tuesday, with Rhythm Sangwan headlining a 23-member squad. The Paris Olympics medallists automatically qualify for the tournament, but Manu Bhaker, Sarabjot Singh and Swapnil Kusale, who won the bronze, have opted to skip the event to be staged at the Dr. Karni Singh Range.

Manu Bhaker Will Not Shoot Competitively in 2024, Says, "Since I Was Facing Injuries..."