City girls win medals in weightlifting event

City girls Jivan Lata, Gurleen Kaur, and Ujala made their mark in the weightlifting competition during the state-level Khedan Watan Punjab Diyan, bringing home medals and accolades. The competition was held in Sangrur, and Jivan Lata, a student of Gobindgarh...

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Updated At : 05:41 AM Nov 28, 2024 IST

Jivan Lata and Gurleen Kaur, along with their coach Kamaljeet Singh at DSO Kuldeep Chugh’s office in Ludhiana.

City girls Jivan Lata, Gurleen Kaur, and Ujala made their mark in the weightlifting competition during the state-level Khedan Watan Punjab Diyan, bringing home medals and accolades.

The competition was held in Sangrur, and Jivan Lata, a student of Gobindgarh Public College, Alour, clinched the gold medal in the below 81 kg category in the women’s 21-30 years group.

Gurleen Kaur, a student of Government Senior Secondary School, Cemetery Road, Ludhiana, secured the silver medal in the girls U-21 group in the below 87 kg weight category.

Ujala, a student of Sanatan Dharam Kamla Lohtia College, Ludhiana, finished third in the below 59 kg category in the girls U-21 group.

The winners and their coach, Kamaljeet Singh, were called by DSO Kuldeep Chugh at his office in Guru Nanak Stadium to congratulate them on their achievement.

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