Ajmer, Oct. 21 -- Bringing pride to Ajmer and the country, 30-year-old shooter Shrishti Arora won a bronze medal in the women's 10m air pistol SH1 at the Para Asian Games being held in Nagoya, Japan. Shrishti was born with a disability affecting the palm of her right hand. Her father is a retired railway employee, and the family has supported her sporting aspirations. Shrishti's journey towards sports took a significant turn around four years ago when, during a visit to Vrindavan, an official from the Sports Authority of India noticed her potential and encouraged her to develop her talent. At that time, she was working for a private company. Determined to pursue sports seriously, she eventually quit her job and devoted herself entirely to training and competition. Her bronze medal at the international event marks an important milestone in her sporting career and reflects her commitment to excellence. The achievement is particularly special for her family as it comes on the auspicious occasion of Vijayadashami, adding to the celebrations and making the moment even more memorable. After winning the medal, Shrishti shared photographs on social media, acknowledging the contribution of her parents and coach. She credited their continuous support, guidance and hard work for helping her reach this milestone. Sharing a message of determination, Shrishti said disability should never be considered a measure of failure. With proper guidance, dedication and perseverance, athletes from every category can reach the highest levels of success. Her achievement has become a source of inspiration for aspiring sportspersons, particularly para-athletes, demonstrating that physical challenges need not limit one's ambitions. Shrishti's family extended heartfelt congratulations and best wishes for her bright future, expressing hope that she will continue to win medals and bring further glory to India....