Story by Raksha Bhattacharjee
Himani Mor, the spouse of Neeraj Chopra, was educated at Little Angels School in Panipat and is originally from Larsauli, Haryana. In a secret wedding, India’s top javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra wed Himani Mor. Many were surprised when the 27-year-old posted pictures from his idyllic wedding on social media. Chopra didn’t give much thought to the momentous time in his life before it happened because the pictures he shared went viral right away. Sportstar reports that Himani, Neeraj’s wife, is from Larsauli, Haryana, and went to Little Angels School in Panipat for her education. She earned a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Physical Education from Delhi University’s Miranda House before relocating her base of operations abroad for her studies.
She has served as Franklin Pierce University’s part-time assistant coach
At the McCormack Isenberg School of Management, she is working on a Master of Science in sports management and administration. She went to Southeastern Louisiana University as well. She has served as Franklin Pierce University’s part-time assistant coach while playing tennis. She is currently a graduate assistant at Amherst College, where she oversees the tennis team. The gold winner from the Tokyo Olympics shared the news of his marriage on social media. “With my family, I started a new chapter in my life. We are thankful for all the blessings that have led us to this point in time. Chopra posted images from the wedding ceremony along with the caption, “Bound by love, happily ever after.”
Chopra made history last year by becoming the second male post-independence Indian athlete to win two Olympic medals in a single competition. Additionally, he is the only Indian athlete to win two medals at the Olympics—one in Paris in 2024 and one in Tokyo in 2020.
honeymoon after getting married in the nation
According to Chopra’s uncle Bhim, who spoke to PTI, the pair had left for their honeymoon after getting married in the nation. At the moment, Mor is studying in the United States. “Yes, two days ago, the marriage took place in India. “I am unable to identify the location,” Bhim said from his Haryana hamlet of Khandra, which is close to Panipat. “The girl is studying in the United States and hails from Sonipat. I don’t know where they are heading, but they have left the nation for their honeymoon. When asked about the unexpected development, Bhim, who stays with the Olympic double medallist at Khandra, stated, “We wanted to keep it like that.”
