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Vegetable Seller Turned E-Rickshaw Driver Jhandu Wins India's First CWG Medal

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Indian weightlifter Jhandu has won a medal at the current Commonwealth Games, becoming the country's first medallist at this edition of the tournament. He finished with a total of 130.9 points, achieving a best lift of 190kg during the competition. Jhandu also holds the national record in his category, making the achievement a milestone in his athletic career. The victory carries deep personal significance for him, given his humble background as a former vegetable seller and e-rickshaw driver before rising to the international stage.

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