Para taekwondo athlete Aruna Tanwar bags 3 golds at championships in Australia

Para taekwondo athlete Aruna Tanwar bags 3 golds at championships in Australia

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Category : Sports Published on: July 21 2023

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Paralympian Aruna Tanwar added another feather to her cap by securing three gold medals in three taekwondo championships held on three consecutive days in Australia.
Tanwar bagged three gold medals in Australia Open Para Taekwondo Championship, President Cup Para Taekwondo Championship, and Oceania Para Taekwondo Championship.
Prior to this, Tanwar won bronze medals in the 5th Asian Para Open Taekwondo Championship and the 8th World Para-Taekwondo Championships in 2019.
In 2018, she won gold in Kimunyong International Para Taekwondo Open. Tanwar also won silver medals in the 4th Asian Para-Taekwondo Championships and the 3rd WT President’s Cup Asian Region Para-Taekwondo Championships held in 2018.

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