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From ACL surgery to Asian Games qualification What a comeback by Jyothi Yarraji

National record holder Jyothi Yarraji made a triumphant return at the 2026 National Inter-State Championships, winning gold in the 100m hurdles with a sub-13 second time of 12.99s. Competing just one year after major ACL surgery, she successfully breached the Asian Games qualifying mark, securing her spot for Nagoya 2026.

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u/UnlikelyAbility8767 — 10 days ago
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This run-out by Yashasvi Jaiswal has to be the funniest ever. The reactions from the umpire, Rohit Sharma, and Virat Kohli say it all! 😭😂

u/UnlikelyAbility8767 — 25 days ago
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I thought earning my own money would solve most of my problems, turns out it just gave me different ones

When I was in college, I used to think that once I got a job and started earning, life would finally feel sorted. No asking parents for money, no worrying about expenses, complete freedom.

Now I'm in my twenties and somehow there are new things to stress about every month. Savings, career growth, rent, relationships, health, future plans, and the constant feeling that everyone else has things figured out.

What's something you genuinely believed adulthood would be like, but reality turned out to be completely different? I'd love to hear other people's experiences because some days it feels like we're all just improvising.

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