Dudhnoi’s Daisy Rabha Wins India’s First Gold at Georgia Batumi International Wushu Championship

Guwahati: In a landmark achievement for Indian sports, Daisy Rabha from Dudhnoi, Assam, has etched her name in history by winning India’s first gold medal at the Georgia Batumi International Wushu Championship. Her stellar performance in the Sankuang event not only earned her the top podium finish but also a silver medal in another category, making her one of the standout performers of the tournament.

Daisy’s exceptional display of strength, technique, and determination brought immense pride to the nation and showcased the growing dominance of Indian athletes in global martial arts competitions. The Georgia Batumi International Wushu Championship is one of the most competitive events in the sport’s international calendar, and Daisy’s double-medal haul is being hailed as a breakthrough for Wushu in India, especially for the Northeast region.

Her performance reflects years of dedication, rigorous training, and an unyielding spirit. Daisy’s victory is not just a personal triumph but also a testament to the hard work of the entire Indian Wushu team and the support system backing her journey.

The success story of Daisy Rabha is expected to inspire a new generation of athletes across India, especially young girls from rural and underrepresented communities. Her win is also a proud moment for Assam, bringing the state into the spotlight for its contribution to Indian sports at the international level.

As congratulatory messages pour in from across the country, sports enthusiasts and officials have hailed Daisy as a rising star and a symbol of India’s sporting potential on the world stage.