Chandigarh athletes win medals in National Masters Games

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Updated At : 01:05 PM May 27, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh: Three local athletes won medals in the recently concluded 4th National Masters Games-2022 at Kerala. Opinder Sekhon (60 years) won gold in the discus throw, while Chaitaly Nandy (45 years) won gold in shot put and bronze in the discus throw. Raj Kala (35 years) won bronze in the discus throw and Sandhya (30 years) won gold in the 200m race and silver in the 100m race.

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