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Pincky Balhara wins her second Asiad medal, adds kurash bronze to 2018 silver

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Pincky Balhara secured a bronze medal in the women's -78kg kurash event at the Asian Games. This achievement marks her second career medal at the competition, following the silver she earned at the 2018 Jakarta Games. Balhara reached the semifinals after defeating South Korea's Garam Lim with a score of 3-0.

In the semifinal round, Balhara was defeated by South Korean athlete Mo Su-min. Mo subsequently claimed the silver medal in the competition, marking the first kurash medal for South Korea at these Asian Games.

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Yonhap English Focuses on South Korea's first kurash medal achievement
Times of India Highlights Balhara's personal milestone and career progression
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