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P.V. Sindhu, Olympic silver and bronze medalist, stands as one of India’s top badminton stars, famed for her power and consistency globally.
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Sania Mirza, one of India's top tennis players, has won six Grand Slam titles, inspiring a new generation.
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Mithali Raj, captain of India's women’s cricket team, is the highest run-scorer and a key figure in women's cricket.
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Mary Kom, a six-time world champion and Olympic medalist, is an icon of resilience and inspiration in women’s boxing.
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Deepika Kumari, a former world number one in archery, has won numerous international medals, showcasing exceptional skill and consistency.
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Saina Nehwal, India's first Olympic badminton medalist, paved the way for future stars like P.V. Sindhu in badminton.
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Manika Batra, India's top-ranked female table tennis player, won gold at the Commonwealth Games and excels globally in the sport.
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P.T. Usha, the "Queen of Indian track and field," dominated sprinting in the 1980s and remains an athletic legend.
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Rani Rampal, captain of India's women’s hockey team, led them to a historic fourth-place finish at the Tokyo Olympics.
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Anju Bobby George made history as the first Indian athlete to win a medal at the World Athletics Championships.
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Bhavani Devi became the first Indian fencer to qualify for the Olympics, opening new doors for Indian athletes in fencing.
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Tania Sachdev, an International Master and Woman Grandmaster, has represented India in Chess Olympiads and significantly contributed to chess.
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