Congratulations to team India!!!
Sport truly serves as a powerful sign of a thriving society because it reflects a population’s health, economic stability, social cohesion and capacity to understand the value of sport.
#asiangames2026
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Milind Soman and Ankita Konwar dropped by for a chat with t2 on fitness, food and everything in between, also sharing fun anecdotes from their journey together as a couple. The two shared what fitness means to each of them, and that the motivation to stay fit can be diverse and evolve with time for everyone
@milindrunning @5Earthy
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Actor, fitness enthusiast and endurance athlete Milind Soman (@milindrunning) and wife triathlete Ankita Konwar (@5Earthy) open up about running, discipline, Ironman, ageing, self-awareness and what it means to keep pushing your limits.
From Milind’s journey from competitive swimming to the Ironman, to Ankita taking up swimming at 32 and completing an Ironman, the couple speaks about how fitness has shaped their lives — and how partners can inspire each other without pushing or preaching.
The conversation comes ahead of THE WEEK Half Marathon: Running for a Healthy Heart, taking place in Kochi on September 27.
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#MilindSoman #AnkitaKonwar #THEWEEK #THEWEEKHalfMarathon #RunningForAHealthyHeart
Always wearing what I love the most! We are blessed with a culture that has inherited and protected such incredible crafts as a part of our daily life ❤️#nationalhandloomday 🧡
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Three years ago, Ankita Konwar didn't even know how to swim.
Today, she has crossed one of the toughest open-water challenges on the planet—the English Channel.
As part of a six-member international relay team, she completed the iconic Dover-to-Calais crossing in 13 hours and 5 minutes, becoming the first Assamese woman and the first woman from Northeast India to achieve this historic feat.
The English Channel tests everything—freezing waters, powerful currents, unpredictable tides and constantly changing weather. But sometimes, the biggest obstacle isn't the water. It's believing you belong there.
What makes this story unforgettable is that Ankita wasn't born a swimmer. In just three years, she transformed herself into an endurance athlete, completed a Full Ironman, raced the T100 Triathlon, and now has the English Channel to her name.
Her words say it best: If someone who wasn't even a swimmer once can stand here today, then anything is possible with consistency and courage.
@5Earthy
#AnkitaKonwar #EnglishChannel #WomenInSports #EnduranceAthlete #TrailblazHER
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Assam's Ankita Konwar becomes first woman from Northeast to cross English Channel
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Heartiest congratulations to Ankita Konwar on becoming the first woman from the Northeast to successfully swim across the English Channel.
This remarkable achievement is a proud moment for Assam and an inspiration for countless young people. Wishing her continued success in the years ahead.
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A moment of immense pride for Assam and the Northeast as 𝐀𝐧𝐤𝐢𝐭𝐚 𝐊𝐨𝐧𝐰𝐚𝐫 becomes the first woman from the region to successfully swim across the English Channel. Her extraordinary feat reflects courage, resilience, and determination.
Heartiest congratulations and best wishes for the future.
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Heartiest congratulations to Ankita Konwar @5Earthy on becoming the first Assamese woman and the first woman from Northeast India to complete the iconic English Channel Relay Swim.
Her determination, endurance, and resilience are an inspiration to countless young people to dream bigger and push beyond boundaries. A proud moment for Assam and the entire Northeast.
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Heartiest congratulations to @5Earthy on becoming the first Assamese woman and the first woman from Northeast India to complete the English Channel relay crossing.
From a non-swimmer three years ago to an Ironman, T100, and now an English Channel swimmer, she continues to redefine human endurance. Bravo!
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#NetSnippet | Assam’s Ankita Konwar has become the first Assamese woman and the first woman from Northeast India to swim across the English Channel as part of an international relay team. She completed the challenging open-water crossing between England and France in nearly 13 hours, overcoming cold waters, strong currents, and unpredictable weather.
Konwar, who took up swimming only three years ago, has previously completed a Full Ironman in Barcelona and the T100 Triathlon in Dubai. Following the achievement, she said she hoped her journey would encourage more women and young athletes to pursue their goals with consistency and determination.
@5Earthy
#AnkitaKonwar #EnglishChannel #Assam #NortheastIndia #WomenInSports #NortheastToday
Happy 60th my love ❤️
You are fire, grace and devotion 😘❤️
#MilindAt60
Remember the ones who stand with you but NEVER forget the ones who don’t.
#PahalgamTerrorAttack #IndianArmy
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The world must unite! Terrorism is a challenge to humanity, democracy & the happiness of common people. The ideology must be destroyed by any means necessary. Salute Govt of India & Indian armed forces. Salute our allies. Zero Tolerance To Terrorism. #operationsindoor #jaihind
During my morning run. India ranked fifth in global air pollution level in 2024!
I guess we will be ranking 1st in 2025 💔 #pollution

























