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Varun Dave, 19, has gone from a spindly child no one wanted on their sports team, to a powerlifting champion — and Strongest Man of Gujarat (2019). Along the way he’s discovered that even when it comes to the body, it’s all in the mind, he says. PREMIUM Varun Dave’s message to other spindly kids: “You are stronger than you believe you are.” All his life, Dave was a thin boy of below-average height (even today, at 5’ 6”, he weighs 55 kg). He wasn’t very strong; wasn’t an exceptional batter or bowler. So on playgrounds across his neighbourhood in Ahmedabad, he was rarely picked for a spot on the teams playing cricket, football and basketball. This hurt, he says. It made him think he wasn’t good enough. When puberty kicked in and did little to help, he decided to try to help himself. At 15, he joined a local gym and pumped iron for hours, week after week. Two trainers, Pankaj Trivedi and Indar Gurjar, began to take a special interest in his mission, and suggested he take up powerlifting (a strength sport that consists of three attempts at maximal weight on three lifts: squat, bench press, and deadlift). A young man training under Gurjar, Mohammed Irfan Ansari, 27, offered to help too. “I was not confident about taking up this sport as I weighed only 45 kg at the time,” Dave says. “Years of criticism had also made me doubt my capabilities.” But as he trained with the coaches, Dave says he realised that strength doesn’t necessarily look a certain way. In one three-week period, ...

Yugaantar Jain is just 15 but not only does he know the difference between pushups and pullups, he’s had three years of working out under his belt. “I was a little fat in the sixth grade and I was really bullied a lot for that. I didn’t have any friends and even got beaten up a couple of times,” the Gurgaon teen says. “Those guys don’t even think about touching me now.” When you think of the extra-curricular activities of school-going children, learning an instrument or playing a team sport come to mind, but today’s teens have a new hobby — pumping iron. Many of them turned to the gym to get healthier and gain some more confidence, but in some cases their ambitions are loftier — a six-pack and bulging biceps like Tiger Shroff.

Legendary Indian Wrestlers S.N Legendary Indian wrestlers 1 2 Dara Singh 3 Udey Chand 4 Khasaba Dadasaheb Jadhav Best Indian Wrestlers: Ghulam Muhammad or The Great Gama Image Source: Madras Courier He could move a stone weighing 1,200 kg, a job that would have taken at least 25 men. The Great Gama was a famous wrestler who the world had never seen before. Muhammad Aziz Baksh, a wrestler, gave birth to Ghulam Muhammad Baksh in Amritsar. Gama took up wrestling when his father died and went on to become a famous wrestler. The Lion of Punjab was an unstoppable force, capable of performing 5000 squats and 3000 push-ups in a day. On October 15, 1910, the unstoppable wrestler won the World Heavyweight Championship. Also Read | Best Indian Wrestlers: Dara Singh Image Source: Wrestling.tv Dara Singh was everyone’s favorite Indian wrestler, at 6ft 2inches tall with a 53-inch chest. The imposing yet endearing wrestler had established himself as a household name. He began his career as a Pehlwani fighter by fighting in amateur contests. In 1954, at the age of 26, he won the National Wrestling Champion. He has received accolades, recognition, and love from all around the country. Dara Singh earned the Commonwealth Champion by defeating the popular wrestler King Kong, who was known for his mounted blows. He was a well-known actor and politician in addition to wrestling. Best Indian Wrestlers: Udey Chand Udey Chand was a famous wrestler who was born in the Jandli Village of Hisar Distri...

• • • IE100: The list of most powerful Indians in 2021 IE100: The list of most powerful Indians in 2021 IE100 - The List Of India's Most Powerful People: It is the absence of another kind that tells part of the story of the year gone by. As the government expands its ambit to that last remaining frontier of digital space, there are barely any voices outside ‘The Establishment’ seeking to be heard. In a year when a virus locked down the nation and touched all aspects of its daily life, it was the process of recovery and fightback that tested how the levers of power moved. So The Indian Express Power List 2021 reflects this new old world: health experts, bureaucrats and pharmaceutical firms at the forefront of the Covid-19 battle; even as the BJP’s unstoppable election machine continued to sweep Opposition leaders out of its way. Those among the Opposition’s ranks holding on saw their fortunes surge, especially Sharad Pawar and Uddhav Thackeray in Maharashtra; Bhupesh Baghel in Chhattisgarh; Arvind Kejriwal in Delhi, Pinarayi Vijayan in Kerala, Hemant Soren in Jharkhand, and a new crop of farm leaders. For precisely the same reason, the Gandhi family, the reluctant leaders of a dwindling Congress, are out of the top 20, ranking after their own chief ministers. The change in the power balance is most acute in J&K, where, dealt with a body blow by the Centre, If the growing Adani empire from airports to ports is reflected in his rise up the list, the most remarkable ascent, no...

• العربية • Asturianu • বাংলা • Čeština • Dansk • Deutsch • Eesti • Ελληνικά • Español • Euskara • فارسی • Français • 한국어 • Հայերեն • हिन्दी • Italiano • עברית • मराठी • مصرى • Nederlands • 日本語 • ଓଡ଼ିଆ • Oʻzbekcha / ўзбекча • ਪੰਜਾਬੀ • پنجابی • Polski • Português • Русский • Српски / srpski • Svenska • தமிழ் • తెలుగు • Українська • Tiếng Việt • 中文 Jyoti Kishanji Amge (born 16 December 1993) Following Amge's 18th birthday on 16 December 2011, she was officially declared the world's shortest woman by 62.8 centimetres (2ft 3⁄ 4in). Amge was featured in the 2009 documentary titled In 2012, she met the world's shortest man, Media appearances Amge, together with Lo show dei record in 2012 on the Italian channel In August 2014, Amge was cast in Her wax statue is also present in Celebrity Wax Museum, Filmography List of films and television appearances Year Title Role Notes 2009 Herself Episode: "Two Feet High Teen" 2012–2013 Herself Guest appearance 2014–2015 Ma Petite 12 episodes 2018 Maatharam — Short film 2020 World's Smallest Woman: Meet Jyoti Herself Social service Amge participated with the See also • • • • References • ^ a b c Guinness World Records. 14 December 2011 . Retrieved 16 December 2015. Born on 16 December 1993 (28), in Jaipur Jyoti measures 61.95 cm (2 ft) tall • • foxnews.com. . Retrieved 20 July 2008. • The Guardian. 13 April 2020. • • ^ a b c Chaturvedi, Swati (17 April 2020). Hindustan Times. • • PEOPLE.com . Retrieved 10 February 2021. • foxnews.colom. 29 Au...

Varun Dave, 19, has gone from a spindly child no one wanted on their sports team, to a powerlifting champion — and Strongest Man of Gujarat (2019). Along the way he’s discovered that even when it comes to the body, it’s all in the mind, he says. PREMIUM Varun Dave’s message to other spindly kids: “You are stronger than you believe you are.” All his life, Dave was a thin boy of below-average height (even today, at 5’ 6”, he weighs 55 kg). He wasn’t very strong; wasn’t an exceptional batter or bowler. So on playgrounds across his neighbourhood in Ahmedabad, he was rarely picked for a spot on the teams playing cricket, football and basketball. This hurt, he says. It made him think he wasn’t good enough. When puberty kicked in and did little to help, he decided to try to help himself. At 15, he joined a local gym and pumped iron for hours, week after week. Two trainers, Pankaj Trivedi and Indar Gurjar, began to take a special interest in his mission, and suggested he take up powerlifting (a strength sport that consists of three attempts at maximal weight on three lifts: squat, bench press, and deadlift). A young man training under Gurjar, Mohammed Irfan Ansari, 27, offered to help too. “I was not confident about taking up this sport as I weighed only 45 kg at the time,” Dave says. “Years of criticism had also made me doubt my capabilities.” But as he trained with the coaches, Dave says he realised that strength doesn’t necessarily look a certain way. In one three-week period, ...

• العربية • Asturianu • বাংলা • Čeština • Dansk • Deutsch • Eesti • Ελληνικά • Español • Euskara • فارسی • Français • 한국어 • Հայերեն • हिन्दी • Italiano • עברית • मराठी • مصرى • Nederlands • 日本語 • ଓଡ଼ିଆ • Oʻzbekcha / ўзбекча • ਪੰਜਾਬੀ • پنجابی • Polski • Português • Русский • Српски / srpski • Svenska • தமிழ் • తెలుగు • Українська • Tiếng Việt • 中文 Jyoti Kishanji Amge (born 16 December 1993) Following Amge's 18th birthday on 16 December 2011, she was officially declared the world's shortest woman by 62.8 centimetres (2ft 3⁄ 4in). Amge was featured in the 2009 documentary titled In 2012, she met the world's shortest man, Media appearances Amge, together with Lo show dei record in 2012 on the Italian channel In August 2014, Amge was cast in Her wax statue is also present in Celebrity Wax Museum, Filmography List of films and television appearances Year Title Role Notes 2009 Herself Episode: "Two Feet High Teen" 2012–2013 Herself Guest appearance 2014–2015 Ma Petite 12 episodes 2018 Maatharam — Short film 2020 World's Smallest Woman: Meet Jyoti Herself Social service Amge participated with the See also • • • • References • ^ a b c Guinness World Records. 14 December 2011 . Retrieved 16 December 2015. Born on 16 December 1993 (28), in Jaipur Jyoti measures 61.95 cm (2 ft) tall • • foxnews.com. . Retrieved 20 July 2008. • The Guardian. 13 April 2020. • • ^ a b c Chaturvedi, Swati (17 April 2020). Hindustan Times. • • PEOPLE.com . Retrieved 10 February 2021. • foxnews.colom. 29 Au...

Legendary Indian Wrestlers S.N Legendary Indian wrestlers 1 2 Dara Singh 3 Udey Chand 4 Khasaba Dadasaheb Jadhav Best Indian Wrestlers: Ghulam Muhammad or The Great Gama Image Source: Madras Courier He could move a stone weighing 1,200 kg, a job that would have taken at least 25 men. The Great Gama was a famous wrestler who the world had never seen before. Muhammad Aziz Baksh, a wrestler, gave birth to Ghulam Muhammad Baksh in Amritsar. Gama took up wrestling when his father died and went on to become a famous wrestler. The Lion of Punjab was an unstoppable force, capable of performing 5000 squats and 3000 push-ups in a day. On October 15, 1910, the unstoppable wrestler won the World Heavyweight Championship. Also Read | Best Indian Wrestlers: Dara Singh Image Source: Wrestling.tv Dara Singh was everyone’s favorite Indian wrestler, at 6ft 2inches tall with a 53-inch chest. The imposing yet endearing wrestler had established himself as a household name. He began his career as a Pehlwani fighter by fighting in amateur contests. In 1954, at the age of 26, he won the National Wrestling Champion. He has received accolades, recognition, and love from all around the country. Dara Singh earned the Commonwealth Champion by defeating the popular wrestler King Kong, who was known for his mounted blows. He was a well-known actor and politician in addition to wrestling. Best Indian Wrestlers: Udey Chand Udey Chand was a famous wrestler who was born in the Jandli Village of Hisar Distri...

Yugaantar Jain is just 15 but not only does he know the difference between pushups and pullups, he’s had three years of working out under his belt. “I was a little fat in the sixth grade and I was really bullied a lot for that. I didn’t have any friends and even got beaten up a couple of times,” the Gurgaon teen says. “Those guys don’t even think about touching me now.” When you think of the extra-curricular activities of school-going children, learning an instrument or playing a team sport come to mind, but today’s teens have a new hobby — pumping iron. Many of them turned to the gym to get healthier and gain some more confidence, but in some cases their ambitions are loftier — a six-pack and bulging biceps like Tiger Shroff.

• • • IE100: The list of most powerful Indians in 2021 IE100: The list of most powerful Indians in 2021 IE100 - The List Of India's Most Powerful People: It is the absence of another kind that tells part of the story of the year gone by. As the government expands its ambit to that last remaining frontier of digital space, there are barely any voices outside ‘The Establishment’ seeking to be heard. In a year when a virus locked down the nation and touched all aspects of its daily life, it was the process of recovery and fightback that tested how the levers of power moved. So The Indian Express Power List 2021 reflects this new old world: health experts, bureaucrats and pharmaceutical firms at the forefront of the Covid-19 battle; even as the BJP’s unstoppable election machine continued to sweep Opposition leaders out of its way. Those among the Opposition’s ranks holding on saw their fortunes surge, especially Sharad Pawar and Uddhav Thackeray in Maharashtra; Bhupesh Baghel in Chhattisgarh; Arvind Kejriwal in Delhi, Pinarayi Vijayan in Kerala, Hemant Soren in Jharkhand, and a new crop of farm leaders. For precisely the same reason, the Gandhi family, the reluctant leaders of a dwindling Congress, are out of the top 20, ranking after their own chief ministers. The change in the power balance is most acute in J&K, where, dealt with a body blow by the Centre, If the growing Adani empire from airports to ports is reflected in his rise up the list, the most remarkable ascent, no...