India's campaign at the World University Games in Germany got off to a mixed start on Thursday, with teenage swimmer Rohit Benedicton providing the day's standout performance by shattering a national record in the men’s 50m butterfly, even as other Indian athletes struggled to make an impact across multiple disciplines.
He particularly praised the daughters of the state who won medals in G-20 Quiz, Varanasi Milk Group and World University Games in Varanasi.
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With six medals India’s tally at World University Games rose to 17 - nine gold, three silver and five bronze. India is fourth on the medals table behind China, Japan and Korea.
The men's team will now take on South Korea in the bronze medal play-off.
