Ritu Mondal Triumphs with Two Gold Medals at World Yogasana Championships
Mason's daughter Ritu Mondal wins two golds at World Yogasana meet
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Ritu Mondal, a 20-year-old from Hooghly district, West Bengal, won two gold medals at the inaugural World Yogasana Championships in Ahmedabad, marking a significant achievement in her journey towards Olympic aspirations. Her family's unwavering support has been crucial to her success.
- 01Ritu Mondal is the first Indian to win two gold medals at the World Yogasana Championships.
- 02Her brother Gautam, a former Yogasana athlete, plays a vital role in her training and motivation.
- 03Ritu has previously won bronze medals at the Khelo India Youth Games and Khelo India University Games.
- 04Galgotias University provides Ritu with a monthly scholarship of ₹13,000 to support her training.
- 05Ritu aims to see Yogasana included in major international events like the Olympics.
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Ritu Mondal, a 20-year-old athlete from Hooghly district in West Bengal, has achieved remarkable success by winning two gold medals at the inaugural World Yogasana Championships held in Ahmedabad. This accomplishment not only highlights her dedication but also brings her closer to her dream of representing India on the world stage and winning an Olympic medal. Ritu's journey has been supported by her family, particularly her elder brother Gautam, who, despite financial challenges that halted his own Yogasana career, has been a constant source of guidance and motivation. Ritu's performances at national competitions, including bronze medals at the Khelo India Youth Games and Khelo India University Games, built her confidence for international competition. The gold medals in Ahmedabad signify her potential and the growing recognition of Yogasana globally. Ritu expresses her gratitude for the financial support from Galgotias University, which allows her to focus on training without burdening her family. Looking ahead, she aspires to see Yogasana included in the Asian Games, Commonwealth Games, and ultimately the Olympics, with the goal of winning a medal for India.
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Ritu's success inspires local youth and highlights the potential of Yogasana as a competitive sport in India.
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