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I don't think about medals. I just think of bettering my own time.

I live in a joint family with 17 members under one roof. My father is an MA, but he didn't get a job, because all his certificates got destroyed when our house caught fire. So my father took up farming - fish farming and vegetable farming.

My paternal uncle and aunt have jobs, and they are the ones who feed the family with a regular income.

I was naughty but never demanding. I never asked my parents for shoes or tracksuits. I was happy with what I had.

My father was a footballer, and he has inspired me.

I am living a dream.

I know my family's condition and how we struggled. But the Almighty has something for everybody.

I am a positive person, and I want to look ahead in life and do something for my parents and the country.

What I think is about running faster and faster, and I believe that will translate into medals.

I have made my schedule in such a way that whenever I am getting time from studies, I do my training.

I thrive in competition. It feels good to improve timings and create records.

I don't show tension and nervousness, but I know how fast my heartbeat races before a race.

My biggest support and backbone have been my friends.

Our village is very small, so I wasn't surprised when I heard some negative comments from my neighbours on my interest in sports. But nothing mattered, as I always knew what I was doing and why I was doing it.

I used to wake up at 5 A.M., and my routine involved six hours of training, both in the morning and evening.

I am still the same village girl from Dhing who used to help my father in the paddy field, help mother in household chores, run for hours on the streets of Dhing, play football with my Mon Jai group friends.

I don't worry about timings or what somebody else is doing in another lane.

I used to play everything, but people in my village said football is in my blood because my father has been a footballer.

When I was in Class II, we used to walk about 5 km. to school. I did not know of Olympics or even athletics then. One day, a friend went in a car and left me behind. I was so angry, I wanted to run and outrace the car. I ran so fast that I tripped and fractured my knee.

Even Sachin used to get ducks during his career. There are ups and downs in every athlete's career.

We are human beings, at the end of the day. Success and failure are a part and parcel of our life.

I am hurt that some people criticise very harshly without even realising the hardships which we go through.

I haven't changed, but people's perception changed.

Whatever the rules are, we have to follow them. I have no problem with it.

I want for every child - regardless of their background, gender, caste, etc. - to be able to access schools that are safe and supportive so that they can learn and thrive.

My role model was Sachin Tendulkar as a kid. I feel very proud that I have been able to follow his footsteps and become a UNICEF ambassador like him.

Wherever they send us to practice, we will go.

I used to run barefoot in my village some time back. Now, I have a branded shoe with my name on it.

Hima is Hima only. I haven't changed.

The pressure has increased; I have to practise more and keep performing better.

I want to run as fast as I can.

The biggest challenge of my career has always been to improve my timing, and it will always be so.

Besides my father, who used to be a footballer at the local level, it is Messi for whom I started to play football.

I love Messi. I also derive inspiration from the god of cricket, Sachin Tendulkar.

I'm not comparing it with cricketers who get huge money. But getting some financial benefits do motivate players, especially athletes. I appreciate this move by the state government. A state like Haryana has been producing more and more players because of such motivations.

A player needs recovery time, and it isn't possible to recover from one race in an hour.

For every athlete, Olympics is the target, but mine is a little different. I am focusing on improving my timing; that's what I think about.

People expect a lot for me now, and I will achieve that.

I am a low-key girl from a middle-class family of a small village.

I am not a star.

My English isn't that good, maybe just 40 per cent fine by normal standards.

Everyone needs to support AFI. Since they are doing an excellent job, we need to reach greater heights.

Whatever you do, do it from your heart. It won't happen just by sitting at home.

Everything happens at one step at a time.

The ultimate dream of an athlete is to compete in the Olympics. For us athletes, that is the zenith. There is nothing beyond that.

I hope I will get a chance to compete in the Olympics.

Nothing concerns me other than my time. That is my only concern. I don't pay any attention to the rest. I run after time. If that improves, the gold, silver, etc. will follow.

I believe in time and in God. Nothing else bothers me.

Bringing a medal for the country is the biggest achievement, and that is why I am very happy.

I want to thank my parents and my coaches, who brought me out of Guwahati.

I don't think I even understand the full meaning of athletics.

Sometimes I feel I don't know even know how to run.

Let's just say my mind is different.

My attitude is different. And no one understands me the way my friends do.

My only aim is to clock a time that everyone remembers.

I just know how to run, and that is what I do.

I don't think about being a star or anything, or even changes in life; it is not something that bothers me.

I only think of my practice and running as fast as I can.

I have the love and blessings of Indians and my family and I have faith in my own hard work and training. That is all I need.

Everybody has difficulties in life. But if you have to win something for the country, you have to struggle.

I don't care how my past was or what I had to go through.

Forget the past, and ask me what's next.

It is a great feeling that I am the first Indian to win a gold medal in track event in world juniors.

I wanted to play football and wear the Indian jersey, but there was no women's football team.

I am not running after gold medals; I am running after time. And once I get that, gold medals will run after me.

That's probably the only thing I am afraid of: time.

People have now started recognizing me as well as my family.

There are people who want photographs and autographs when they meet me.

If you want to achieve something great, you have to work hard for it. It is as simple as that.

We usually have a fixed routine for our trainings. It is important that we are disciplined throughout because, being athletes, those little things impact our performances on the field.

The sport is my first priority because it has given me everything.

When there's training, I will focus only on training.

My focus is on training and championships. I will look at business after retirement... maybe 20 years later.

When brands advertise with sports players, it inspires people to be part of and play sport.

I am fortunate to be on board with one of India's top sports management group.

I am not sure how fast I can run.

Good athletes will be there at good competitions, but I don't think about them; I just think of bettering my own time.

The first 300 m., I go slow and pick up speed at the bend. That's Hima's style.

I didn't expect I will get the Arjuna at 18 years. I thought 19.

If you ask me, everything... every event that takes place changes your life.

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