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From fearing water to making history: Dhinidhi Desinghu wins India’s first Youth Olympic swimming medal

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    Dhinidhi wins India’s first global swimming medal at Youth Olympics

    — The Indian Express

  • center · 2 outlets

    Once scared of even entering a swimming pool, 16-year-old Dhinidhi Desinghu has emerged as one of India's finest swimmers, scripting history by winning the country's first-ever swimming medal at the Youth Olympic Games 2026 with a bronze in the women's 100m freestyle in Dakar, Senegal.

    — The Tribune

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Once scared of even entering a swimming pool, 16-year-old Dhinidhi Desinghu has emerged as one of India's finest swimmers, scripting history by winning the country's first-ever swimming medal at the Youth Olympic Games 2026 with a bronze in the women's 100m freestyle in Dakar, Senegal.

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From fearing water to making history: Dhinidhi Desinghu wins India’s first Youth Olympic swimming medal

Once scared of even entering a swimming pool, 16-year-old Dhinidhi Desinghu has emerged as one of India's finest swimmers, scripting history by winning the country's first-ever swimming medal at the Youth Olympic Games 2026 with a bronze in the women's 100m freestyle in Dakar, Senegal.

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