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Ojaswini, Mehak bag golf titles

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:15 AM Aug 10, 2025 IST
Winners of the IGU Chandigarh Ladies and Junior Girls Tournament at the Chandigarh Golf Club.

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Ojaswini Saraswat won the Category C event on the concluding day of the IGU Chandigarh Ladies and Junior Girls Tournament at the Chandigarh Golf Club today. Teesta Singh finished as runner-up while Aanya Dandriyal bagged the third position.

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In the Category B, Mehak Lohan bagged the top spot, followed by Smira Bhambri at second and Rabab Kahlon at third. In Category A, Saanvi Somu emerged victorious, ahead of Riya Jadon at second position and Anvvi Dahiya at third position. In the Combined Category, Saanvi Somu continued her winning streak to secure the top position, followed by Ceerat Kang as runner-up and Riya Jadon as second runner-up.

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