Meet Anmol Kharb The 17-Year-Old Badminton Sensation

Born in Faridabad in January 2007, Anmol took up badminton at the age of six, inspired by her brother and role model, Saina Nehwal.

Supported by her mother, Rajbala, Anmol trained at the Sunrise Shuttlers Academy in Noida, honing her skills and talent.

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Anmol's achievement highlights her potential as a future star in Indian badminton, showcasing her determination and skill on the international stage.

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Anmol Kharb, a rising star in badminton, secured a crucial victory for India in the Badminton Asia Team Championships semi-final against Japan.

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The 17-year-old defeated Natsuki Nidaira with a score of 21-14, 21-18, contributing to India's 3-2 victory over Japan.

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This win propelled India into the final against Thailand, marking a significant milestone for the Indian women's badminton team.

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Anmol Kharb's victory ensures India of at least a silver medal in the championships, marking the women's team's first-ever medal in the event.

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