CWG Boxing: : Five Indians storm into finals, Arundhati Choudhary stuns defending champion
Partially corroborated65The triumph was particularly significant for Soman Rana, who was a national-level boxer before the accident abruptly ended his sporting career. He had trained alongside Vijender Singh and represented the Services Sports Control Board at 2005 Senior National Boxing Championships.
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Deccan Herald
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Free Press Journal
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