Seema Kaliramna’s journey back to the discus circle has been anything but ordinary.After giving birth to her son Rudra in 2022, the 27-year-old battled severe arthritis that left her unable to walk 10 metres or even pick up her child. With husband and coach Ravinder ‘Monu’ Kaliramna by her side, she slowly rebuilt her body, fitness and confidence.From 57.19m in 2024 to a 59.73m personal best this year, Seema’s comeback has now brought her a Commonwealth Games bronze in Glasgow.With the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya approaching, Seema is not putting a number on her next throw. She simply wants to keep progressing — and take another step towards her Olympic dream.In an exclusive interaction with Timesofindia.com, Seema opens up about her comeback, her battle with arthritis, the role of Ravinder, the support from the Inspire Institute of Sport, missing her son during competitions and what the Asian Games mean to her.
