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Manisha Bhanwala: The 29-year-old who ended India’s wait for a women’s wrestling world title

Manisha Bhanwala: The 29-year-old who ended India’s wait for a women’s wrestling world title

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    From a village in Haryana to the pinnacle of international wrestling, Manisha Bhanwala scripted history in Kazakhstan, becoming India’s first woman world champion

    — The Hindu

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From a village in Haryana to the pinnacle of international wrestling, Manisha Bhanwala scripted history in Kazakhstan, becoming India’s first woman world champion

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Manisha Bhanwala: The 29-year-old who ended India’s wait for a women’s wrestling world title

From a village in Haryana to the pinnacle of international wrestling, Manisha Bhanwala scripted history in Kazakhstan, becoming India’s first woman world champion

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