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18-Year-Old Anahat Singh Wins India's First-Ever World Junior Squash Title
Times of India·Tuesday, 28 July 2026
Anahat Singh, 18, has claimed India's first-ever World Junior squash title, capping an extraordinary journey for the teenager from a sporting family. Her name comes from a line in Guru Nanak's Japji Sahib, which her father discovered on the day she was born. The article traces the personal and sporting story behind one of Indian sport's most remarkable young champions.
Why It Matters
A first-ever world junior title in squash is a big deal for Indian sport — it puts the country on the map in a discipline where it has rarely competed at the very top.
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