Mirabai Chanu Shines with Record-Breaking Commonwealth Championship Gold
Indian weightlifter Mirabai Chanu broke records to win gold at the Commonwealth Championships, lifting a total of 193kg. Despite a year-long hiatus due to injury, she exhibited resilience, overcoming initial setbacks. This win boosts her confidence for the upcoming World Championships. The event also saw other Indian successes.

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Star Indian weightlifter Mirabai Chanu delivered an extraordinary performance, triumphing with a gold medal at the Commonwealth Championships on Monday. Chanu, who previously clinched silver at the Tokyo Olympics, set new records with a total lift of 193kg to dominate the women's 48kg category.
Her remarkable effort eclipsed the previous total record by a staggering 14kg. This competition marked Chanu's much-anticipated return to international weightlifting after a year-long injury-induced break. Despite a few faltering attempts, the 31-year-old excelled, achieving three successful lifts out of six.
Expressing her delight, Chanu stated, "This victory is a huge confidence boost for me as I prepare for the World Championships in October." Her record-breaking feat not only cements her status as a world-class athlete but also inspires hope for her continued success on the global stage.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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