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Manisha Bhanwala becomes first Indian woman to win World Championships wrestling gold

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Haryana wrestler Manisha Bhanwala, from Jind, became the first Indian woman to win a gold medal at the World Wrestling Championships. She achieved the feat on Friday. Speaking the day after her win, she said she aims for an Olympic gold rather than just a medal. Her remarks were framed as a promise to her late father. The report also notes that she is not the only athlete from Jind to bring pride to the country this year.

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