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WATCH HOW SUJEET KALKAL TURNED A 9-2 DEFICIT INTO ASIAN GAMES GOLD. 🎥🔥🇮🇳
DON’T BLINK. THIS COMEBACK HAPPENED IN REAL TIME. 🤼♂️
THE SCORE SAID 9-2.
THE CLOCK SAID “TOO LATE.”
SUJEET KALKAL SAID “WATCH ME.” 🇮🇳🔥🤼♂️
9-2 → 10-9. GOLD. 🥇
Eight points.
Two minutes.
One unbelievable comeback.
Tajikistan’s Abdulmajid Kudiev was seven points ahead in the Asian Games 65kg FINAL.
Sujeet Kalkal had almost no room left for error.
So he stopped defending the deficit…
and started hunting.
Attack after attack.
Point after point.
Until the scoreboard flipped:
9-9.
Then came the GOLDEN point.
10-9. SUJEET KALKAL. 🇮🇳🥇
And remember—
just hours earlier, Sujeet had eliminated reigning Olympic champion Kotaro Kiyooka in a 3-3 criteria thriller.
Olympic champion in the semifinal.
Seven-point comeback in the final.
This wasn't just a GOLD medal.
This was a refusal to lose.
9-2 से 10-9 — नागोया में सुजीत ने हार की कहानी को गोल्ड की कहानी बना दिया। 🇮🇳🔥
#AsianGames2026 #AichiNagoya2026 #SujeetKalkal #Wrestling #IndianWrestling #TeamIndia #Kushti #HaryanaSports #Tajikistan #JapanWrestling #UWW
#सुजीत
today's #coffeepekurukshetra was so chaotic. Lacked regular format of good insights and discussion. Anchor could not guide the discussion. It was same as high pitch debate and nothing else. @journosaurav was seriously missed.
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June 22, 1897.
Two young Indians fired shots in Pune that would change the future of the freedom movement.
Most people have never heard of them.
But their actions triggered a chain of events that eventually shaped modern India's nationalism.
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The deeper geopolitical lesson:
Empires often believe force creates stability.
History repeatedly shows the opposite.
When populations feel disrespected, even overwhelming power can create resistance instead of compliance.
The British learned that lesson in Pune on June 22, 1897.
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there are days when you just want to be productive. It is not one of those days :D. Manifesting this.
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Three years later, he showed up at my office.
What happened next still doesn't feel real.
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Fast forward three years.
I was sitting in my office.
Reception called.
"There's someone here asking for you."
I assumed it was a client.
It wasn't.
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