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Aruna Budda Reddy is an Indian artistic gymnast who has represented India in various national and international competitions. She was born on August 8, 1996, in Hyderabad, Telangana, India. Aruna Reddy is known for her prowess in vaulting, and she became the first Indian gymnast to win a medal in a World Cup event.
Aruna Reddy's interest in gymnastics started at a young age, and she began training under the guidance of her coach Brij Kishore. She made her mark in the sport with her exceptional performances on the vault, which involves executing powerful and acrobatic moves.
Reddy achieved a significant milestone in her career in 2018 when she won the bronze medal in the women's vault event at the Gymnastics World Cup held in Melbourne, Australia. Her flawless execution and high difficulty level of her vaults earned her praise and recognition, making her the first Indian gymnast to achieve such a feat at a World Cup competition.
In addition to her international success, Aruna Reddy has also participated in various national championships and has been a dominant force in Indian gymnastics. She has won multiple medals at the National Championships and has set high standards for her fellow gymnasts in the country.
Reddy's journey in gymnastics has been a testament to her determination and resilience. Despite facing several challenges and limited resources, she has risen to become a trailblazer for Indian gymnastics, inspiring many young athletes to pursue the sport.