Meet Pragya Joshi, Ex-Uttarakhand Cop Who Fought Her Way To A World Jiu-Jitsu Medal

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Uttarakhand’s Pragya Joshi says she could achieve the international feat at the World Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2025 following 20 years of struggle and rigorous training.

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00:00This is my work for 20 years, because every person has a chance to win a medal in the world championship.

00:16It was gold, sir, you are seeing the injury injury.

00:20I've been doing karate, I've been doing a lot of work in the police.

00:24I got a lot of experience with our Indian team and coaches.

00:30The facilities were top-notch in India.

00:34If I was a kid, I was going to take my medical facilities.

00:40There were 77 countries.

00:46There were 77 countries.

00:48There were a lot of players in India.

00:58There were a lot of players in India.

01:00I got a chance to win a win.

01:04I was looking at the final round of the Vietnam-like girl.

01:10It was a hit, one was a hit and one was a hit.

01:14The injuries made me a little blackout.

01:16That's why I missed my goal from the last round.

01:22Basically, when I was very small, I saw that there was a martial art and I was a grammy

01:30I was a little bit like a tomboy, so I wanted to do something

01:35So my coach Satish Joshi came to our school and said that martial art is a karate

01:41So I was very small and I didn't take the kids to take the kids

01:44So I went to them and said, sir, I want to do something

01:47My first day, he was wearing a dress when I was in the SSB

01:50He was wearing a judo

01:51So I said to my father, I said, I will go tomorrow

01:54But I will wear a dress when I was wearing a judo

01:57So my father knew how to wear a judo

01:59So when I went to the shirt and clothes, he said, how did you wear a dress?

02:04I didn't know

02:05So that day, he said, as a coach, I told you that you are wearing a first day

02:09So you will move forward and you will move forward

02:11My journey started from that

02:13Then I played a national scale

02:15Then I went to the national election

02:17Then I got to the international championship

02:21Then I faced the nation championship

02:23Then I did the police selection

02:25My country in the sports court

02:26Then I got to the national championship

02:29Then I got to the national championship

02:31Then I was there

02:32And then I was awarding the officers a medal

02:34Sir, my thought of it

02:36When we were in schools, there was no use of PT, so I don't have any use of PT.

02:44Look, you can see the girls here are a little advanced, but the girls don't have so advanced.

02:50I don't want to be able to get every girl. It's not my job, I don't know if I have any use of other people.

02:56My goal is to get every girl.

03:00Now I have 10-15,000 girls who are free for two days.

03:06Do you have self-defense?

03:08Yes, sir.

03:09I have also given 10-15,000 girls who are in school.

03:14Now I have been married in Rishikesh.

03:17Yes, sir.

03:18It's my academy.

03:20I also have camps in Doiwala.

03:23I also have free savers.

03:26In the next year, there is a trail in the Asian Games.

03:30I will stay in the next World Championship.

03:33I will change the color for the next World Championship.

03:35I will be able to change the color for the women.

03:36I will be able to work with the women.

03:38Yes, the government has the hope that the government will support me.

03:43The government has given you a job, but now you need to recognize yourself.

03:46Yes, sir.

03:47Yes, sir.

03:48I will also be able to play a world championship.

03:52I will play an individual game and a team event.

03:57We are playing individually.

03:58You are holding your eyes.

04:00Yes, sir.

04:01We also recognize ourselves.

04:03We also know that I have a career for 20 years.

04:06But few people know us today.

04:09Yes, it is cricket and hockey.

04:10But we also need to recognize ourselves.

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