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‘I Still Don’t Feel Anything’: Kumkum Remains Unfazed After Historic Asian Games Gold
Speaking to IANS exclusively after her historic triumph, Kumkum revealed that the emotion and the feeling of winning an individual gold and securing the Olympic quota had still not sunk in. “No, doesn’t feel like it (winning) yet, still hasn’t sunk in!”
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