Farmer's Son Vikas Yadav Clinches Gold at Wushu Federation Cup, Aims for International Glory

• Vikas Yadav, a farmer's son from Kalwad Dhankiya, Rajasthan, won a gold medal in the 90+ kg category at the 9th Senior National Federation Cup Wushu Competition in Raipur, Chhattisgarh.
• This marks his second consecutive gold medal win at the Federation Cup, showcasing his consistent hard work and discipline.
• He defeated opponents from Haryana, Maharashtra, and Jammu and Kashmir on his way to securing the gold.
• Vikas trains daily under Indian Wushu team coach Rajesh Kumar Tailor at Chogan Stadium, traveling 40 km for practice.
• His ultimate goal is to win gold medals for India in international competitions like the Asian Games, World Championship, and Asian Championship, practicing over 10 hours daily.

Why It Matters: Vikas Yadav's Wushu gold highlights dedication and rural talent, inspiring international aspirations.