"I was chosen in the Target Olympic Podium (TOP) scheme. Now it is my duty to take training. I am doing that. I am hopeful of bringing a big medal to the country again (in the 2018 Asian Games)," Malik told PTI here today.
She today participated in a function organised by the Madhya Pradesh government where sports-persons were feted.
Malik was the first Indian woman athlete to win a medal at the Paralympics.
According to her, she holds the Asian record and her Asian ranking was number one.
Malik won a silver medal in the women's shot put event at the Paralympics.
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