Manu Bhaker won not one but two medals in the Paris Olympics. Manu won two bronze medals in the 10 meter air pistol and with this she became the first Indian player to win two medals in the same Olympics. After this performance of Manu, the country has given her a lot of respect. Manu is being honored everywhere. Manu Bhaker was also honored at Velammal Nexus School in Chennai. Manu taught the children in this program that to achieve success, one does not just need to become a doctor or engineer, it can also be achieved through sports.

Amazing lesson from Manu Bhaker

While addressing the children, Manu Bhaker said that we have many career options.

You do not just need to become a doctor or an engineer. The life of players is also great, you get everything from sports. Manu advised all the young students to adopt sports as a career option and also emphasized on dreaming big and working hard. Manu said that big dreams are fulfilled only when you dream big.

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The Velammal Nexus group is felicitating double Olympic medalist Manu Bhaker for her inspiring #Paris2024 campaign@sportstarweb pic.twitter.com/wVWUlwbPGx

— Mayank (@_mayyyank) August 20, 2024

Advice to rise above defeat and victory

Manu Bhaker also advised the students to rise above defeat and victory.

She said that she always tells herself that she will keep her morale high in both defeat and victory. Finally, she said that her inspiration is her mother. According to Manu, a child cannot do anything without the support of parents. For Manu Bhaker's success, her father took early retirement from the Navy, while her mother also contributed fully in shaping her career.

She said that she always tells herself that she will keep her morale high in both defeat and victory. Finally, she said that her inspiration is her mother. According to Manu, a child cannot do anything without the support of parents. For Manu Bhaker's success, her father took early retirement from the Navy, while her mother also contributed fully in shaping her career.