Anahat Singh: What's in the name? A word from Nanak's prayer, now India's squash sensation
Anahat Singh is a rising star in Indian squash, with her name being inspired by a word from Nanak's prayer. She has been making waves in the sports world with her impressive skills and dedication. As a young and talented player, Anahat is expected to bring pride to India in the world of squash.
- ▪Anahat Singh's name is derived from a word in Nanak's prayer.
- ▪She is a talented young squash player from India.
- ▪Anahat has been gaining recognition for her skills in the sport.
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Jyotirmoy Halder is a journalist and sports writer at TOI (digital), with a post-graduation in English Journalism from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi. A passionate follower of sports since childhood, he has covered everything from mainstream to niche disciplines. His career began in 2018 with SportsKeeda, followed by roles at Fansided and Get Football, where he primarily covered European football. Experienced in digital storytelling, data analysis, and athlete interviews, Jyotirmoy now works as a Digital Content Producer with The Times of India's sports team.Read More
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