A mom, a PhD scholar, a comeback artist after 3 years off, and now a Commonwealth Games bronze medallist. Her 58.65m throw wasn’t just about distance; it was about defiance. Defiance of time, injury, motherhood, and the quiet belief that you can’t be ‘done’ if you haven’t finished. She returned to training 11 months post-birth. Relearned her technique. Fought for every meter. Her coach? Her husband. Her lab? The track. Her thesis? How mental imagery boosts performance; and she’s living proof. In a world that still treats motherhood as a career pause, Seema’s showing it can be a turbo boost. Gold at National Games. PB of 59.73m. Commonwealth bronze. And still writing her PhD. This isn’t just sports. It’s a manifesto for every woman told she can’t do it all. She can. And she did.