Aditi Sharma: Boxing Champion Balancing Brilliance

Aditi Sharma, a remarkable student who defies expectations, has established herself as a national level boxing champion, garnering numerous medals along the way. Her accomplishments extend beyond the boxing ring, as she achieved an impressive score of 89.5% in her twelfth-grade board exams.

Introduced to the sport at the tender age of 10 by her mother, who noticed people training in their society, Aditi’s journey in boxing commenced. Her parents, avid long-distance runners who have participated in various marathons, instilled in her a passion for physical activity and sportsmanship.

Undeterred by the demands of her academic pursuits at Lilavatibai Podar High School, Aditi relentlessly pursued her boxing ambitions. Throughout the year, she participated in numerous events across the nation, showcasing her skill and dedication. Her outstanding achievements include winning the gold medal at the Youth Women’s Maharashtra State Boxing Championship and securing a bronze medal at the Youth Women’s National Boxing Championship in SRM, Chennai, ultimately attaining an impressive All-India Rank 3. Notably, in February, she proudly represented her school and competed in the 5th Khelo India Youth Games (boxing) held in Bhopal, all while diligently attending to her academic responsibilities.

Lilavatibai Podar High School expressed immense pride in Aditi’s exceptional achievements. Her ability to strike a harmonious balance between her academic commitments and athletic pursuits serves as a testament to the cherished values upheld by the institution. With an outstanding score of 89.5% in her twelfth-grade board exams, Aditi personifies the notion that hard work and dedication can pave the path to success.

Aditi Sharma’s extraordinary journey as a boxing champion and academic trailblazer inspires young women to pursue their passions relentlessly while upholding academic excellence. Her achievements serve as a shining example, showcasing the potential for greatness when determination, perseverance, and a commitment to personal growth converge.

Re reported from the story originally published in Hindustan times