Pranavi Urs felicitated in Mysuru after Asian Games gold
Golfer Pranavi Urs was honored in Mysuru following her historic gold medal win at the Asian Games. She expressed her ambition to win an Olympic medal and emphasized that golf is an accessible sport for everyone.
Why it matters
Her achievement marks a significant milestone for Indian women in golf and highlights the growing recognition of diverse sports in the region.
Indian golfer and Mysurean Pranavi Urs, who created history by becoming the first Indian woman golfer to win a gold medal at the Asian Games, was felicitated in Mysuru on Wednesday for her remarkable achievement.
Pranavi, who also won a silver medal in the team event, was taken out in a procession in an open vehicle through the city centre. People lined the route, applauding and cheering the golfer for her success. Carrying the Indian flag, Pranavi waved to the crowds and thanked them for their support.
She was welcomed at the Kote Anjaneyaswamy Temple near the Mysuru Palace. Her family members and sportspersons from the city were present. At a felicitation programme held there, Mysuru MP Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar honoured Pranavi with a Mysuru peta and shawl.
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