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India Secures First CWG 2026 Medal with Lovlina Borgohain
India has guaranteed its first medal at the Commonwealth Games 2026, thanks to Lovlina Borgohain's semifinal bye. The Olympic medallist is set to compete against T.K.B.P. Taafaki on July 31 for a chance to reach the final. With a strong 124-member team, India aims for success across various sports in Glasgow.
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