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From Village Wrestler to Delhi Police Head Constable: Babita Nagar's Inspiring Journey

छोटे गांव की बेटी से अंतरराष्ट्रीय पहचान तक, बबीता नगर की प्रेरक कहानी

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News18•16-02-2026, 13:29

From Village Wrestler to Delhi Police Head Constable: Babita Nagar's Inspiring Journey

•Babita Nagar, from Sadullapur village, Greater Noida, overcame societal norms to pursue wrestling, inspiring thousands.
•She won a silver medal in the 2005 Commonwealth Championship and a gold in the 2022 World Police and Fire Games.
•Babita became the first female police constable from her village in 2001 and now serves as a Head Constable in Delhi Police.
•She advocates for investing in girls' education and sports over lavish weddings, highlighting sports as a viable career path.
•Babita runs a free wrestling and kabaddi academy, training over 100 children and inspiring many girls to join the police force.

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