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Fateh Singh Gill, 5, Becomes World Martial Arts Champion
Fateh Singh Gill, a 5-year-old martial arts prodigy from Amritsar, has won gold at the World Martial Art Games in Thailand. His journey began at age two, supported by his parents who nurtured his talent. This young champion is inspiring kids to pursue their passions and excel in martial arts. With his remarkable achievements, Fateh is making a name for himself on the global stage.
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