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Anahat Singh becomes India's first World Junior squash champion at 18

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Anahat Singh has made history by winning India's first-ever World Junior squash title at the age of 18. Her name, drawn from a line in Guru Nanak's Japji Sahib, was discovered by her father on the day she was born. She grew up in a sporting family that played a significant role in shaping her athletic career. Her journey to the world junior title marks a landmark moment for Indian squash on the global stage.

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