Deepak Lather wins Bronze medal in Men’s 69 kg weightlifting
Lather won three medals for India, as he struck gold in 69 kg category, along with a bronze in senior’s men section, with a total weight of 295 kg (138kg +157kg)
The 18 year old CWG debutant came into the limelight with national record at the age of 15 in 2000 and is quite the hopeful for team india this year.
#TeamIndia on a roll, another medal won on Day 2. Deepak Lather wins #weightlifting bronze medal in men's 69kg category.#GC2018 #CWG2018 #IndiaAtCWG #SAI ??? pic.twitter.com/sGmekiTMSZ
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Deepak Lather lifted a total weight of 295 kg, 136 kg in Snatch and 159 kg in Clean and Jerk, to earn a bronze medal at Commonwealth Games 2018.
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Nation's prosperity key to individual progress: Mohan Bhagwat
Kochi (Kerala) (PTI): RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on Monday said individual prosperity can be achieved only when the country is prosperous and secure.
He was addressing a gathering after inaugurating a two-day convention of Balagokulam, a cultural organisation for students affiliated with the RSS, here.
Bhagwat said prosperity and security cannot be achieved in isolation.
"When the country is prosperous and safe, families too attain prosperity and security. When individuals work for the prosperity and safety of the nation, they too become prosperous," he said.
He added that people are often encouraged to contribute towards nation-building.
Referring to the youth, Bhagwat said there is often confusion over whether to focus on personal career growth or work for the country's development.
"There should be no confusion as career building and working for the nation are not contradictory. The key lies in choosing the right path," he said.
As part of the inauguration, Bhagwat offered floral tributes to Lord Krishna.
He also interacted with children participating in the Balagokulam event.
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