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Home | Sport | Osmania Universitys Vritti Agarwal Wins Silver In Swimming Championship

Osmania University’s Vritti Agarwal wins silver in swimming championship

Osmania University’s Vritti Agarwal won silver in the All India Inter-University Swimming Championship in Chennai with a timing of 4:32.24. Jain University’s Bhavya Sachdeva clinched gold, while teammate Ashmitha Chandra secured bronze in the same event

By Telangana Today
Published Date - 21 December 2025, 12:01 AM
Osmania University’s Vritti Agarwal wins silver in swimming championship
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Hyderabad: Vritti Agarwal of Osmania University won a silver medal in the All India Inter-University Swimming Championship held in Chennai.

Vritti clocked 4:32.24 to bag silver, while Bhavya Sachdeva of Jain University, Bengaluru clinched gold with a timing of 4:31.69. Ashmitha Chandra, also of Jain University, settled for bronze with a timing of 4:34.06.


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