Harsh Singh Becomes First Indian Male Judoka to Win CWG Gold in Men's 60kg

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Harsh Singh, a 23-year-old judoka from Dwarka, Delhi, has created history by winning a gold medal in the men's 60kg category at the Commonwealth Games. He is the first Indian male judoka to achieve this feat at the Games. Singh grew up in modest circumstances, with his father working as an electrician to support the family. His path to the podium was marked by personal and financial hardships faced by his family. The victory marks a landmark moment for Indian judo on the Commonwealth stage.

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