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Aslam Inamdar’s journey from menial work and early hardship to Asian Games gold has become one of Indian sport’s most compelling stories of persistence. The raider, who took up kabaddi at around 14, has turned adversity into a career defined by discipline, resilience and elite performance.
Aslam Inamdar’s journey from a difficult childhood to becoming one of India’s most compelling kabaddi raiders is a story of persistence, discipline and survival. Long before the medals and recognition, he was working through hardship and learning the sport at around 14, with kabaddi remaining a constant through every setback.
Aslam Inamdar’s journey from menial work and early hardship to becoming a two-time Asian Games gold medallist is a striking study in persistence, discipline and sporting grit. The raider’s rise, shaped by kabaddi from the age of about 14, underscores how the sport remained a constant through adversity and became the vehicle for an improbable ascent.
India's kabaddi teams delivered a commanding double gold at the Asian Games on Saturday, with the men defeating Iran 40-34 and the women edging the same opponents 37-34. The twin victories underlined India's enduring dominance in the sport and reinforced kabaddi's status as one of the country's most dependable medal sources at the Games.
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