Pritish Raj is a Content Manager at The Bridge. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including individual and team sports, competitive events, and the sports business, while also exploring the food and beverages industry. Pritish's work has been featured in The Bridge and The Indian Express.
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Pritish Raj's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events and developments, particularly in Jaipur, India. Given the extensive event coverage, Pritish would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local sports events or exclusive interviews with athletes and coaches involved in these events.
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By: Pritish Raj
India’s freestyle coach on Aman’s rest, Sujeet’s chance of a World title and the mindset he wants to fix
By: Pritish Raj
Vishvajit More of Kolhapur, Maharashtra becomes first Indian in Greco-Roman final, beating opponents from Iran and Russia in 55kg category before losing a narrow bout to Georgian opponent
By: Pritish Raj
After a successful career as an athlete, Tim Hutchings picked up the microphone in 1991 and has called numerous iconic races, moments, storylines and wins
By: Pritish Raj
India has trimmed the contingent massively from the previous edition when 309 Indian para athletes went to Hangzhou, China, and won a total of 108 medals including 27 gold, 32 silver, and 49 bronze
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Apart from carrying the legacy of the family forward, Amruta’s medal is also significant for the wrestlers of Maharashtra who have largely stayed under the shadow of Haryana and Delhi when it comes to Olympic style wrestling on the mat.
By: Pritish Raj
21-year-old from Odisha's Kalahandi district killed in a bike accident in Cuttack; another runner Malaya Barik also passes away in the incident
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76kg Dhochak of Sonipat, still only 18, came back from 1-7 down in the semis to win 10-7 against two-time World Championships medallist Aiperi Medet Kyzy of Kyrgyzstan; Up next - European champion Anastasiya Alpyeyeva of Ukraine for gold
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Neelam is one win away from making history at the World Wrestling Championships but is up against the Japanese, who has lost just once in her international career.
By: Pritish Raj
A silver medal at World Championships caps Sonepat wrestler’s breakthrough season and offers hope for a category short on competition in India
By: Pritish Raj
Eighteen-year-old Kajal Dhochak came within seconds of winning gold before losing 6-8 to double European champion Anastasiya Alpyeyeva of Ukraine in the final at the World Championships in Astana
