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Ashish Wins Silver in Javelin at Junior Worlds, Ends India's 9-Year Medal Drought

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Indian javelin thrower Ashish claimed a silver medal at the World Athletics U20 Championships with a best throw of 74.09 metres. He produced his top effort on his third attempt in the men's javelin final. The result gave India a podium finish at the prestigious junior global event. This is the first time India have medalled in javelin throw at the Junior World Championships since Neeraj Chopra's gold-winning 86.48m throw back in 2016.

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