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For the past decade, Sukhchain Singh, a farmer from Bagaria village just outside the border town of Tarn Taran in Punjab, has been taking bank loans to support the training of his daughter, international wrestler Navjot Kaur. Over the years, he has run up a debt of Rs 13 lakh.
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Navjot, 28, made her family’s burden lighter by becoming the first Indian woman to win gold in the senior Asian Championship on March 2, 2018.
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“Our happiness knows no bounds. She has made the nation proud. Now, I want her to bring home an Olympic medal,” said Sukhchain.
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Indian women have reached the finals of the prestigious tournament 13 times in the past but have always finished second best.
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Navjot’s signature ‘tang’ move won her gold, first by an Indian woman at the senior Asian Championship.
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