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Hima Das
Hima Das is an Indian sprinter and 2018 World U20 400m champion, with individual and relay medals at the Asian Games.
Current statusNo current competition-schedule claim is made in this dossier. The cited 2021 report documents an Assam Police appointment, not present athletics availability.
The verified profile
Das’s dossier highlights the relationship between individual lane events and relay duty. Her 2018 World U20 400m triumph preceded Asian Games silver in a national-record 50.79 seconds, while the same Games brought women’s and mixed 4x400m golds. Victories across five European meetings followed an injury return in July 2019. Her 2021 induction as an Assam Police deputy superintendent offers another public dimension to the profile.
Factual references: Sources 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10How to read the player
Das’s 50.79-second 400m national record came with Asian Games silver in 2018, while the same meet included gold in both women’s and mixed 4x400m relays. Her 2018 World U20 400m gold supplies an individual global milestone. With personal bests also documented at 100m and 200m, the record frames her contribution as sprint capability expressed through individual and relay responsibilities.
Original analysis by SportsHub4U verification deskCareer, life and public work
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400 Metres
Indian National Record, set at Asian Games, Jakarta
200 Metres
Set at Indian Grand Prix 4, Patiala
100 Metres
Set at National Inter-State Championships, Chennai
4x400 Metres Relay
Set at Asian Games, Jakarta
4x400 Metres Relay Mixed
Set at Asian Games, Jakarta
Personal background
Hima Das is an Indian sprinter from Assam. The listed athlete profiles document results across the 100m, 200m and 400m.
Professional journey
The documented record spans three sprint distances. World Athletics lists personal bests for 100m, 200m and 400m, while the 2019 European-meet results and 2022 200m appearance show competition outside the 400m record.
Playing career
In 2018, Das finished sixth in the Commonwealth Games 400m final, won the World U20 400m title in 51.46 seconds, and earned Asian Games 400m silver in a national-record 50.79 seconds. The listed results also include relay medals at those Asian Games and a 200m semi-final at the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Playing style
No race-phase analysis or claim about a late surge is included. The sourced record supports noting participation in the 100m, 200m, 400m and relays, without inferring a technical style.
For practical sprint-results context, read the athletics result abbreviations guide or the torso and photo-finish explainer. Sources reopened 14 October 2026; original statistical and source dates remain. The 51.46 World U20 winning time is not the later 50.79 personal best; relay marks are team times, not individual splits. The 2018 mixed-relay silver was upgraded to gold in 2020. The 2021 police induction and 2023 injury references are historical, not a retirement, current-employment or current-fitness finding. The introductory description identifies her documented sprint results, without inferring a general finishing style from personal bests or one race. These guides explain result notation and finish judging, not a new ruling on a past race.
Setbacks and comebacks
The listed source records that Das missed the 2023 Asian Games because of injury. No diagnosis, treatment, recovery claim or inference about event selection is included.
Post-playing work
An Olympics report documents Das's induction into Assam Police as a Deputy Superintendent of Police in February 2021.
Public ventures and foundations
No verified public venture included
Selected verified milestones
- Birth
Born in Kandhulimari village, Assam, India.
World Athletics - Commonwealth Games 400m Final
Finished sixth in the 400m final at the Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast.
Athletics Federation of India - World U20 Champion
Won gold in the 400m at the IAAF World U20 Championships in Finland.
Athletics Federation of India - Asian Games Silver & National Record
Won silver in the 400m at the Asian Games in Jakarta with a national record time of 50.79s.
Olympics.com - European Gold Rush
Won five gold medals in 19 days across various meets in Europe after returning from injury.
Olympics.com - Appointed DSP
Officially inducted as a Deputy Superintendent of Police in Assam.
Olympics.com
Source-linked reference points
Gold Medal - 400m
First Indian track athlete to win gold at a global athletic event at the IAAF World U20 Championships in Tampere, Finland.
Silver Medal - 400m
Won silver at the Asian Games in Jakarta, setting a national record of 50.79 seconds.
Gold Medal - 4x400m Relay Women
Part of the gold-medal winning team at the Asian Games in Jakarta.
Gold Medal - 4x400m Relay Mixed
Part of the gold-medal winning team in the inaugural mixed relay at the Asian Games in Jakarta.
Arjuna Award
Conferred with the prestigious Arjuna Award by the Government of India for outstanding achievement in sports.
What supports this profile
SportsHub4U writes verified facts in original language and links to the source pages used. Each link records the evidence reviewed for this dossier.
- 01World Athletics
Hima DAS | Profile
Accessed 2026-09-17 - 02Olympics.com
Hima Das Biography, Records and Age
Accessed 2026-09-17 - 03Olympics.com
Why Hima Das is the darling of India's athletics fans
Accessed 2026-09-17 - 04Olympics.com
Five things to know about Hima Das
Accessed 2026-09-17 - 05Athletics Federation of India
Hima Das is the new 400m World Junior Champion
Accessed 2026-09-17 - 06Athletics Federation of India
Hima Das joins adidas
Accessed 2026-09-17 - 07Athletics Federation of India
Hima Das wins second international gold inside a week
Accessed 2026-09-17 - 08Olympics.com
Hima Das to miss Asian Games 2023 due to injury
Accessed 2026-09-17 - 09Olympics.com
Star sprinter Hima Das inducted to Assam Police as DSP
Accessed 2026-09-17 - 10Athletics Federation of India
Hima finishes sixth with personal best timing at CWG final
Accessed 2026-09-17
