Vedika continued her splendid show breaking the 100 m breast-stroke record twice in the day. She clocked 1:20.85 in the heats and came back in the evening to smash her own record by clocking 1:18.63 to secure gold.
Apeksha Fernandes won the silver clocking 1:22.76, while Aastha Bordoloi of Assam claimed bronze clocking 1:24.50.
In the 50 meter freestyle, Vedika Amin and Sanjiti won a joint gold creating a new national record of 28.90 seconds. Neena Venkatesh of Karnataka won bronze with a time of 29.86.
Mumbai swimmers Palak Dhami, Sanjiti Saha, Vedika Amin and Apeksha Fernandes added the 4X50 medley relay gold to Maharashtra's kitty, establishing a new national record of 2:11.24 in the process.
Maharashtra topped the medal tally table with 14 gold medals, 4 silvers and 5 bronze medals.
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