Krishna Poonia

Krishna Poonia

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Date of Birth May 5, 1977
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When did India host the Commonwealth Games? When did India host the Commonwealth Games?
When did India host the Commonwealth Games?
Disillusioned by Kamalpreet Kaur's failed drug test, Dronacharya awardee Virender Poonia wants stricter rules against doping Disillusioned by Kamalpreet Kaur's failed drug test, Dronacharya awardee Virender Poonia wants stricter rules against doping
Disillusioned by Kamalpreet Kaur's failed drug test, Dronacharya awardee Virender Poonia wants stricter rules against doping
Tokyo Olympics 2021: Kamalpreet Kaur's sixth-place finish will empower women in India, feels Krishna Poonia Tokyo Olympics 2021: Kamalpreet Kaur's sixth-place finish will empower women in India, feels Krishna Poonia
Tokyo Olympics 2021: Kamalpreet Kaur's sixth-place finish will empower women in India, feels Krishna Poonia
'Kamalpreet Kaur has "bright chances" of a podium finish at Tokyo Olympics': Dronacharya awardee Virender Poonia 'Kamalpreet Kaur has "bright chances" of a podium finish at Tokyo Olympics': Dronacharya awardee Virender Poonia
'Kamalpreet Kaur has "bright chances" of a podium finish at Tokyo Olympics': Dronacharya awardee Virender Poonia
Athlete Krishna Poonia pursues eve teasers, saves two teen sisters Athlete Krishna Poonia pursues eve teasers, saves two teen sisters
Athlete Krishna Poonia pursues eve teasers, saves two teen sisters

Krishna Poonia: A Brief Biography

Krishna Poonia is a national woman discus throw champion of India. She led an Indian clean sweep in the women\'s discus final on 11 October 2010, winning the Delhi Commonwealth Games gold medal with a throw of 61.51 metres. The beginning fo her sports career saw her winning the bronze medal at the 2006 Doha Asian Games. She also won gold medal in the 46th Open National athletics championships beating Seema Antil and Harwant Kaur. On 8 th May 2012, Krishna recorded her personal best of her career at a distance of 64.76 metres which became a new national record. Krishna is also credited as the first Indian woman to win a gold medal in track and field events of Commonwealth games and the first Indian to win a gold medal in such events after Milkha Singh who had won the gold in Men\'s 440 yards race in the 1958 Cardiff Commonwealth Games.