Indian Daughters Wrestlers Win 10 Medals Under Manjit

Published May 29, 2026 · Updated August 03, 2026

Indian Daughters wrestling team secures 10 medals under Manjit's leadership. Discover the highlights and key victories. Read more for full details.

The Asian Wrestling Competition was place in Amman City, Jordan, from June 22 to June 30. It offered the Indian women's team wrestlers an amazing performance The women's wrestling team's primary trainer, Manjit Rani, helped the wrestlers win with his advice. The Asian Wrestling Competition was place in Amman City, Jordan, from June 22 to June 30. It offered the Indian women's team wrestlers an amazing performance The women's wrestling team's primary trainer, Manjit Rani, helped the wrestlers win with his advice. The Asian Wrestling Competition was place in Amman City, Jordan, from June 22 to June 30.

It offered the Indian women's team wrestlers an amazing performance The women's wrestling team's primary trainer, Manjit Rani, helped the wrestlers win with his advice. The women's team wrestlers had an amazing showing from those representing India The women's wrestling team's primary trainer, Manjit Rani, helped the wrestlers win with his advice. The women's team wrestlers had an amazing showing from those representing India The women's wrestling team's primary trainer, Manjit Rani, helped the wrestlers win with his advice.

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With 230 points, the women's wrestling team wrestlers took home the overall prize. Right now, Kyrgyzstan scored 147 points, placing second, while Kazakhstan's squad ended third with 154 points.
Manjit Rani hails originally from Bhagavatipur village in Rohtak। In 2017, Manjit tied the knot with Juan village's Manoj Chhikkara. Manjit Rani, the head coach of the women's wrestling squad, made his maiden trip to Jordan Manjit Rani competed in the 2009 Asian Championship. Three times, she has won national medals Since 2012, Manjeet has been a member of the Indian team and instructor at Sai Center

Gold Medalist

The following wrestlers won gold: Last (65 kg, Rohtak, Haryana), Priya (76 kg, live, Haryana), Nikita (62 kg, Delhi), Pushpa Yadav (59 kg, UP), Meenakshi (50 kg, Jind, Haryana), and Reena (57 kg, Hisar, Haryana).

Silver Medalist

The following wrestlers took home the silver medals: Priyanka (68 kg, Rohtak, Haryana), Amrita (65 kg, Maharashtra), Sito (55 kg, Rohtak, Haryana), and Tamana (53 kg, Rohtak, Haryana).Priyanka (Rohtak, Haryana; 68 kg)Priyanka (Rohtak, Haryana; 68 kg)