India Dominates Taiwan Open Athletics, Securing Six Gold Medals on Final Day:

India Dominates Taiwan Open Athletics, Securing Six Gold Medals on Final Day:

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Category : Sports Published on: June 11 2025

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The Indian athletics team achieved significant success on the second and final day of the Taiwan Open international championship, earning six gold medals. This included dual podium finishes in both the women's 800m final and the long jump event. Overall, India's medal tally on the second day was 10, comprising six gold, three silver, and one bronze. Notable medalists included Shaili Singh, Ancy Sojan, Vithya Ramraj, and Krishan Kumar.

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