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At This Indian Wrestling Academy, Young Women Find Freedom and Hope

The New York Times – Fashion & Style:

Since 2016, more and more families in the traditionally conservative Haryana region have been sending their daughters away to training programs in the hopes that they might return home a pehelwan: a professional competitive wrestler.

Prarthna Singh for The New York Times
Author: Prarthna Singh for The New York Times

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