Parina from Maharashtra Wins 3 Gold and 2 Silver Medals in Rhythmic Gymnastics at Khelo India Youth Games 2025

New Delhi : Parina Rahul Madan Potra from Mumbai demonstrated her talent by winning 3 gold and 2 silver medals at the Khelo India Youth Games 2025, showcasing her remarkable skills. Her performance has been widely praised at all levels.

At the final events of rhythmic gymnastics under the Khelo India Youth Games 2025, held at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium in Delhi, young gymnasts from across the country displayed an exceptional blend of art, balance, and rhythm. In this competition, Maharashtra’s Parina claimed three gold and two silver medals, while Delhi’s Racheldeep earned applause for her consistent excellence.

In the rhythmic gymnastics final, Maharashtra won 5 gold, 4 silver, and 1 bronze medal, while Delhi secured 1 silver and 3 bronze medals. Haryana won 1 bronze medal.

All-Around Final: Parina’s Perfection, Maharashtra’s Double Victory

In the individual all-around final among 31 gymnasts, Parina from Maharashtra won the gold medal with a score of 83.650. Her teammate Shubashree Udaysingh More secured the silver with 80.200 points, while Racheldeep from Delhi earned the bronze with 75.850 points.

Hoop Event: Parina’s Second Gold, Delhi Wins Silver

In the hoop event, Parina continued her dominance, claiming her second gold medal. Racheldeep from Delhi won the silver, while Maharashtra’s Devangi Harshal Pawar earned the bronze.

Ball Event: Kimaya Shines, Parina Wins Silver

In the ball event, Maharashtra’s Kimaya Amlesh Karle clinched the gold medal. Parina from Maharashtra took the silver, and Delhi’s Racheldeep earned the bronze.

Ribbon Event: Parina’s Third Gold, Delhi Again Takes Bronze

In the ribbon event, Parina again impressed with her rhythmic performance, winning her third gold medal. Shubashree took the silver, and Racheldeep from Delhi secured another bronze for her state.

Clubs Event: Shubashree Shows Strength, Haryana’s Mishka Claims Bronze

In the clubs event, Shubashree won the gold, Parina took the silver, and Haryana’s Mishka overtook Racheldeep from Delhi to claim the bronze medal.