In Jind’s Siwaha village, India’s newest wrestling world champion has given her home a new identity. Behind Manisha’s historic gold lies a family’s sacrifices, a brother’s unfulfilled sporting dreams and a promise to a father who never got to witness her greatest triumph
In Jind’s Siwaha village, India’s newest wrestling world champion has given her home a new identity. Behind Manisha’s historic gold lies a family’s sacrifices, a brother’s unfulfilled sporting dreams and a promise to a father who never got to witness her greatest triumph
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