Anju Bobby George won India’s first medal in the long jump at the 2003 World Championships in Athletics in Paris. The Olympian also shared that she has only one kidney.

Anju Bobby George won a bronze at the 2003 World Championships in Paris and a gold at the 2005 World Athletics Final in Monte Carlo. ADRIAN DENNIS/AFP via Getty Images.

Former Indian athlete Anju Bobby George has said that 90m is the magical mark and if Tokyo Olympics gold medalist Neeraj Chopra manages to breach that distance, he will be able to defend his gold ...

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“But after Neeraj [Chopra]got a medal, I have seen the changes—the way we are celebrating...I envy them because I was in the wrong era,” ...

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Sportspersons can do a lot of things to ensure that they live their dream, like Anju Bobby George, who defied the doctor’s advice to leap to a bronze-medal-winning distance of 6.70m at the IAAF World ...

Around a year after qualifying for the 2000 Sydney Olympics, Anju Bobby George first learnt that she was born with a solitary kidney. The Indian long jumper tweeted the startling revelation of her ...