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A Glittering Career............................................................................................................................National Games:
1978: National inter-state meet, February 1 to 5, Kollam:
1979: XXV National Games, February 17 to 22, Hyderabad:
1980: National inter-state meet, February 10 to 14, Hissar:
1981: National inter-state meet, February 11 to 15,
Bangalore:
Open Nationals, October 23 to 25, Lucknow:
AAFI International meet, November 8, Pune:
AAFI International meet, November 12, Hissar:
AAFI International meet, November 15, Ludhiana:
1982: National inter-state meet, January 27 to 31,
Kozhikode:
1983: National inter-state meet, January 29 to
February 2, Calcutta:
Open Nationals, September 30 to October 2, Jamshedpur:
1984: National inter-state meet, April 27 to 30, New
Delhi:
Open Nationals, May 25 to 27, Mumbai:
1985: Open Nationals, May 3 to 5, Thiruvananthapuram:
Playmakers International meet, August 15, 16, New Delhi:
National Games, November 19 to 26, New Delhi:
1986: National inter-state meet, March 7 to 9, Agartala:
Open Nationals, August 12 to 14, New Delhi:
1987: Open Nationals, May 7 to 10, Mangalore:
National inter-state meet, May 19 to 21, Ranchi:
IAAF International meet, September 14 to 16, New Delhi:
SAF Games, November, Calcutta:
1988: National inter-state meet, February 28 to March 1,
Jabalpur:
1989: National inter-State meet, March 24 to 26, Guntur:
Open Nationals, September 1 to 3, Chennai:
Escorts Masters meet, September 9, 10, Thiruvananthapuram:
1995: SAF Games, December, Chennai:
Inter-state meet, December 2 to 5, 1995, Chennai:
1996: Federation Cup, September 5 to 9, Pune:
1997: National Games, May 31 to June 11, 1997, Bangalore:
1998: Independence Gold Cup circuit meet, June 20, Hyderabad:
1999: Federation Cup, August 7 to 9, Bangalore:
AAFI circuit meet, September 7 and 8, Mumbai:
SAF Games, October, Kathmandu:
Raja Bhalindra Singh international meet, October 15,
New Delhi:
Open Nationals, October, Bhopal:
100m - 11.7s - I;
International games: Olympics: 1980: Moscow: Eliminated in the opening round of 100m. 1984: Los Angeles: Fourth in 400m hurdles, 55.42s, part of 4x400m relay team which finished seventh and last. 1988: Seoul: Eliminated in the opening round of the 400m hurdles. 1996: Atlanta: Reserve member of 4x400m relay team which was disqualified in the first round. Asian Games: 1982: New Delhi: Second in the 100m (11.95s) behind Lydia de Vega of the Philippines, second in 200m (24.32s) behind Japanese Hiromi Isozaki. 1986: Seoul: Second in the 100m (11.67s) behind Lydia de Vega; first in 200m (23.44s), first in 400m (52.16s), first in 400m hurdles (56.06s), part of the gold-winning 4x400m relay team 1990: Beijing: Fourth in the 200m (24.29s), second in 400m (52.86m) behind Li Guilian of China; part of silver-winning relay teams in 4x100m and 4x400m. 1994: Hiroshima: Fourth in the 200m (24.29s), part of the fifth-placed 4x100m relay team and silver-winning 4x400m relay team. 1998: Bangkok: Sixth in the 400m (54.37s), part of the fourth-placed 4x100m relay team, excluded from 4x400m relay team. Asian track and field championships: 1983: Kuwait: Second in the 200m (24.68s) behind Lydia de Vega; first in 400m (54.20s), Lydia third. 1985: Jakarta: First in the 100m (11.64s) beating Lydia de Vega for the first time, first in 200m (23.05s), first in 400m (52.62s), first in 400m hurdles (56.64s), part of bronze winning 4x100m and gold-winning 4x400m relay teams. 1987: Singapore: Second in the 100m (11.74s) behind Lydia de Vega, first in 400m (52.31s), first in 400m hurdles (56.48s), part of the silver-winning 4x100m and gold-winning 4x400m relay teams. 1989: New Delhi: Second in the 100m (11.74s) behind Zhang Caihua of China, first in 200m (23.27s), first in 400m (51.90s), first in 400m hurdles (56,14s), part of silver-winning 4x100m and gold-winning 4x400m relay teams. 1998: Fukuoka: Third in the 200m (23.27s) behind Chinese Yan Jiankui and Huang Mei, third in 400m (52,55s) behind Damayanthi Darsha of Sri Lanka and Svetlana Bodritskaya of Kazakhstan, part of the gold-winning 4x100m and silver-winning 4x400m relay teams. Awards:
Padma Shri in 1984
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