Mumbai: While the country was eating, sleeping and breathing cricket with its Men in Blue, a 40-year-old mother of two was quietly making waves in distant Mongolia. Pune-based Dr Sharvari Inamdar bar-belled to beat her competitors from 37 countries and become the only Indian to ever win two gold medals in the annual World Masters Powerlifting championship held in Mongolia recently.
A strength sport, powerlifting competition comprises three attempts at three classic lifts: squat, bench press and deadlift. The highest weights lifted in each of the three attempts are totalled to select the winner.
Sharvari, competing in the 57kg weight category, totalled 350kg—127.5kg squat, 75kg bench press and 147.5kg deadlift—in the classic or raw powerlifting competition to win gold.
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A strength sport, powerlifting competition comprises three attempts at three classic lifts: squat, bench press and deadlift. The highest weights lifted in each of the three attempts are totalled to select the winner.
Sharvari, competing in the 57kg weight category, totalled 350kg—127.5kg squat, 75kg bench press and 147.5kg deadlift—in the classic or raw powerlifting competition to win gold.
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40-year-old 1st Indian to win 2 World Masters Powerlifting gold
Dr. Sharvari Inamdar, a 40-year-old mother of two from Pune, India, has won two gold medals in the annual World Masters Powerlifting championship held in Mongolia. In the classic powerlifting competition, she competed in the 57kg category and lifted a total of 350kg to secure the gold medal. In the equipped category, where competitors wear supportive gear, she lifted a total of 395kg and ranked second for the International Powerlifting Federation's 'Best Lifters of Masters/Strong Woman' title. Her 66-year-old mother also won bronze medals in her age category. Dr. Inamdar emphasizes the role of strength training in maintaining good health.
Dr. Sharvari Inamdar, a 40-year-old mother of two from Pune, India, has won two gold medals in the annual World Masters Powerlifting championship held in Mongolia. In the classic powerlifting competition, she competed in the 57kg category and lifted a total of 350kg to secure the gold medal. In the equipped category, where competitors wear supportive gear, she lifted a total of 395kg and ranked second for the International Powerlifting Federation's 'Best Lifters of Masters/Strong Woman' title. Her 66-year-old mother also won bronze medals in her age category. Dr. Inamdar emphasizes the role of strength training in maintaining good health.
Ajith's son, Aadvik, wins a gold medal in a football tournament
Actor Ajith's son Aadvik has won a gold medal in a football tournament, gaining attention on the internet. Aadvik, who has shown a passion for football from a young age, achieved this success in a junior football tournament in Chennai. Despite not being present during the victory, as he is currently filming in Azerbaijan, Ajith's wife, Shalini, was there to support their son. Aadvik, who is only 8 years old, has a promising future in football. Ajith himself is filming for his upcoming movie 'Vidaamuyarchi' in Azerbaijan, where the team recently faced a tragic loss with the passing of the film's art director.
Actor Ajith's son Aadvik has won a gold medal in a football tournament, gaining attention on the internet. Aadvik, who has shown a passion for football from a young age, achieved this success in a junior football tournament in Chennai. Despite not being present during the victory, as he is currently filming in Azerbaijan, Ajith's wife, Shalini, was there to support their son. Aadvik, who is only 8 years old, has a promising future in football. Ajith himself is filming for his upcoming movie 'Vidaamuyarchi' in Azerbaijan, where the team recently faced a tragic loss with the passing of the film's art director.
Meet the three-year-old Sameesha, who left Kidilam viewers stunned with her classical dance; Here's the video
A three-year-old girl named Samisha wowed the judges and fans on the talent show 'Kidilam' with her classical dance performance. Dressed as a classical dancer, Samisha performed to the song 'Pamba Ganapathi' and showcased wisdom and grace beyond her years. Judges Navya Nair and Rimi Tomy praised her perfection, while Mukesh called her performance a miracle. Samisha's parents revealed that she has been passionate about dancing since the age of 1.5. The video of her performance has gone viral on social media, earning admiration from art enthusiasts and fans.
A three-year-old girl named Samisha wowed the judges and fans on the talent show 'Kidilam' with her classical dance performance. Dressed as a classical dancer, Samisha performed to the song 'Pamba Ganapathi' and showcased wisdom and grace beyond her years. Judges Navya Nair and Rimi Tomy praised her perfection, while Mukesh called her performance a miracle. Samisha's parents revealed that she has been passionate about dancing since the age of 1.5. The video of her performance has gone viral on social media, earning admiration from art enthusiasts and fans.
