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Chanu shifts focus to Asian Games after CWG gold, calls it career priority

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Indian weightlifter Mirabai Chanu, 32, has set her sights on the Asian Games after winning a historic Commonwealth Games gold medal. Despite her illustrious career, an Asian Games podium finish has so far eluded her. Chanu has described the upcoming Asian Games as a make-or-break moment in her sporting journey. With celebrations behind her, she is now fully focused on bridging the one significant gap in her otherwise decorated career.

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