Harsh Singh Wins India's First Men's Judo Gold at Commonwealth Games
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Harsh Singh made history by becoming the first Indian male judoka to win gold at the Commonwealth Games, defeating Australia's Joshua Katz in the men's 60kg final in Glasgow. Singh's journey began at the age of eight, initially training in wrestling and kabaddi before switching to judo. Despite injuries, including a neck fracture and knee injury, Singh remained determined and won gold on his debut appearance at the Games.
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