The name Anahat comes from a line in Guru Nanak's Japji Sahib, discovered by her father on the day she was born. This is the story behind the name, the sporting family that shaped her, and the extraordinary journey that culminated in India's first-ever World Junior squash title at just 18.
The name Anahat comes from a line in Guru Nanak's Japji Sahib, discovered by her father on the day she was born. This is the story behind the name, the sporting family that shaped her, and the extraordinary journey that culminated in India's first-ever World Junior squash title at just 18.
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The name Anahat comes from a line in Guru Nanak's Japji Sahib, discovered by her father on the day she was born. This is the story behind the name, the sporting family that shaped her, and the extraordinary journey that culminated in India's first-ever World Junior squash title at just 18.
