• Qualified Paris PARALYMPIAN 2024 – (Historic Mark of India after 64yrs)
• SILVER Medalist: 1st National Para Cycling Championship – Road, India (Mar 2025)
• GOLD Medalist: (ITT, Track) IWAS – World Ability Sport Games, Thailand (Dec 2023)
• First Female to finish Asian ULTRA Cycling Championship of 3651 kms from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, India (RaIN, Mar’2023)
• SILVER Medalist: 10th Asian Road & Para Cycling Championship, Tajikistan (Mar 2022)
• SILVER Medalist : 10th Asian Para TRACK Cycling Championship (IP), India (Jun 2022)
• 9th Rank : Para Cycling World Cup II (Road) – Oostende, Belgium (May 2024)
• 9th Rank : Para Cycling World Cup III (Road) – Maniago, Italy (May 2024)
• 4th Rank : (ITT & Road Race) – IWAS – World Ability Sport Games, Thailand (Dec 2023)
• 6th Rank : (Track : ITT & IP) – 4th Asian Para Games, Hangzhou, China (Oct 2023)
• 6th Rank : (ITT & Road Race) – 4th Asian Para Games, Hangzhou, China (Oct’2023)
• 2nd Rank : 10th Asian Para TRACK Cycling Championship (ITT), India (Jun 2022)
• 5 Super Randonneur Titles with 1 Double SR Title, >50 BRMs
• First BICYCLE MAYOR of Ahmedabad (2023)
• Pioneering female cyclist of Ahmedabad to do 300KM, 400KM & 600KM Brevets
• Crossed 1,38,000 kilometers on bicycle and counting ……. Saving approximately 3500 Kg of CO2 annually by her cycling which is equivalent to planting around 180 Trees and contributing in her style not only to promote fitness but to reduces carbon emissions, supporting a healthier planet and a more sustainable future

• Pioneering & only Cyclist from GUJARAT to WIN INTERNATIONAL MEDALS

• NATIONAL RECORD holder for being INDIA’S FIRST DIFFERENTLY-ABLED SUPER RANDONNEUR (SR) in Oct’2017, Double SR in Dec’2021, INDIA’S FIRST DIFFERENTLY-ABLED to do BRM1000 Kms in Jan’2022, and did around 50 Brevets.

• NATIONAL RECORD holder for being INDIA’S FIRST DIFFERENTLY-ABLED (with Locomotor Disability) OLYMPIC TRIATHLETE (Jul 2016) & 70.3 Ironman, CTC, Chennai

• INDIA’S FIRST DIFFERENTLY-ABLED FEMALE ULTRA-CYCLIST to cycle from Shimla to Rohtang Pass to Manali (2018) to Leh to Khardung La (2021) (World’s Highest Motorable Pass). She also conquered Guru Shikhar – The Highest Peak of Aravalli Range, Rajasthan during Tour of Aravalis Cycling Expedition (in both 2016 & 2017 Editions)

• INDIA’S FIRST DIFFERENTLY-ABLED to do India’s Highest Bungee Jumping at Rishikesh ( 83 Mtr, in 2015 )

With every fall, she rose stronger, like a phoenix from the ashes. She harnessed the power of resilience, embracing the freedom to reinvent and recreate her life. Fearlessly, she chose courage over comfort, shattering the chains that bound her to mediocrity. With each step forward, she defied the doubts that whispered ‘you can’t’ and roared ‘I will’. In the fire of adversity, she forged a spirit of unyielding determination, illuminating a path to greatness that was hers alone to claim.