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13-yr-old Indian-origin yoga prodigy wins gold

London: Ishwar Sharma, a 13-year-old Indian-origin yoga prodigy from south-east England with several awards under his belt has added another Gold Medal to his tally at the European Yoga Sports Championship in Sweden. Ishwar started learning yoga when he was...
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Updated At : 01:23 PM Nov 26, 2023 IST
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London: Ishwar Sharma, a 13-year-old Indian-origin yoga prodigy from south-east England with several awards under his belt has added another Gold Medal to his tally at the European Yoga Sports Championship in Sweden. Ishwar started learning yoga when he was three years old after seeing his father practise daily and went on to win several world yoga championships. pti

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