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Kishore Jena Biography: Age, Career, Family and More
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Date of birth6 September 1995
Age28 Years
BirthplaceKothasahi village, Brahmagiri area, Puri district, Odisha, India
ProfessionJavelin throw player
NationalityIndian
Marital statusUnmarried
FamilyFather: Keshab Jena; Mother: Harapriya Jena; Six elder sisters
Kishore Jena Biography
Kishore Jena is an Indian javelin thrower from Kothasahi village in Brahmagiri, Puri district, Odisha. Rising through state and national competitions since
Early life and backgroundKishore Kumar Jena was born on 6 September 1995 in Kothasahi village in the Brahmagiri area of Puri district, Odisha. Raised in a farming family, his parents are Keshab Jena and Harapriya Jena. He attended Brahmagiri High School and later studied at Utkal University in Bhubaneswar, completing a graduate-level education.
From a young age Jena showed an interest in sports. He originally pursued volleyball but a practical decision when seeking admission to a sports hostel in Bhubaneswar led him to use a javelin certificate from a tournament in Cuttack, and that choice set him on the path toward a career in the javelin throw.
Career
Jena began formal training in javelin in 2015 under Nila Madhab Panda. In 2016 he joined the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) in Bhopal, continuing his development with coach Rupanwita Panda. He later moved to the National Institute of Sports (NIS) in Patiala, where he worked with coach Samarjeet Singh Malhi. Under Malhi’s guidance he made technical changes including lengthening his run-up from roughly 13–14 metres to about 21 metres and altering his release angle, adjustments that contributed to steady improvement.
At state and national levels Jena has set and broken meet and state records. In April 2017 he established a new meet record of 72.77 metres at the 64th Odisha State Athletics Championship and was named the best male athlete of that competition. In September 2021 he set a new Odisha state record with a throw of 76.41 metres at the 68th Odisha State Senior Athletics Championship.
Jena’s progression continued through 2023 with a series of personal bests. In March 2023 he threw 78.93 metres at the 2nd Indian Open Throws Competition and, later that month, achieved 81.05 metres at the Indian Grand Prix 1 held at LNCPE. In June 2023 he recorded 82.87 metres at the 62nd National Inter-State Senior Athletics Championship. July 2023 saw further competitive appearances including performances at the Lebanon National Athletics Championships and the Sri Lanka National Athletics Championship, where he produced a personal best of 84.38 metres.
On 4 October 2023 at the Asian Games in Hangzhou, China, Jena threw 87.54 metres and won a silver medal.
Public profile
Physically, Jena is listed at approximately 1.73 metres (5 feet 8 inches) and about 70 kilograms (154 pounds). Other common biographical details include black hair and black eyes. He is unmarried and publicly described as single. He is the youngest among seven siblings, with six elder sisters.
Jena has spoken about drawing inspiration from established javelin throwers and has used training videos of world-class athletes as part of his preparation. His development included a period of study and technical refinement at Patiala that he credits with significant improvements.
In August 2023 Jena encountered a visa issue ahead of the World Athletics Championships in Budapest. The situation drew public attention and assistance from peers and sports authorities, and he ultimately obtained a visa in time to compete.
Latest updates
In 2023 Jena posted a string of personal bests and notable podium finishes as he moved into the elite tier of Indian javelin throwers. Highlights from that year include marks of 78.93 metres, 81.05 metres, 82.87 metres and 84.38 metres across domestic and international events, as well as a silver medal performance of 87.54 metres at the 2023 Asian Games.
As of the most recent records in 2023, he is recognised among the top Indian javelin throwers by distance and continues to train and compete on the national and international circuits.
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Recent Work
2023 Asian Games
Silver medal with a throw of 87.54 metres in Hangzhou, China
2023Sri Lanka National Athletics Championship
Personal best throw of 84.38 metres
2023Indian Grand Prix 1 at LNCPE
Personal best throw of 81.05 metres
20232nd Indian Open Throws Competition
Personal best throw of 78.93 metres
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Career Highlights
- Set a meet record of 72.77 metres and named best male athlete at the 64th Odisha State Athletics Championship (2017)
- Set a state record of 76.41 metres at the 68th Odisha State Senior Athletics Championship (2021)
- Progressed to throws beyond 80 metres and achieved multiple personal bests in 2023
- Silver medal at the 2023 Asian Games with a throw of 87.54 metres
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Frequently Asked Questions
When was Kishore Jena born?
6 September 1995
What is Kishore Jena known for?
Javelin throw player
What is Kishore Jena’s marital status?
Unmarried

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