Hind Kesari

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For the 1935 Hindi film, see Hind Kesari (film).

Hind Kesari is an Indian-style wrestling championship, established in 1958.[1] It is affiliated to the Indian Style Wrestling Association of India (ISWAI).

Hindi Kesari Title is a biggest Kushti Wrestling Title in India .

In 2011, women were allowed to compete for the first time.[citation needed]

Winners[edit]

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Hind Kesari Title Winners (ISWAI)
Year Venue Winner Opponent References
1958 Hyderabad Ramchandra Babu Lal Keshri Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh
1959 Delhi Shripati Khanchnale Kolhapur, Maharashtra Banta Singh (Punjab Kesari)

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1960 Mumbai Ganapatrao Andalkar Kolhapur, Maharashtra [2][3]
1961 Ajmer Karam Singh Punjab
1962 Delhi Master Chandgi Ram Haryana
1964 Karnal Maruti Mane Maharashtra


1965 Jabalpur (MP) Amar Singh Rana Sonipat Haryana
1966 Ahmedebad Hazrat Patel Maharashtra
1968 Rohtak Master Chandgi Ram Haryana
1969 Kanpur Harishchandra Birajdar Maharashtra
1971 Nagpur Deenanath Singh Maharashtra
1972 Indore Master Chandgi Ram Haryana
1975 Banglore Chamba Mutnal Kolhapur-Belgaon
1976 Rohtak Satpal Singh Delhi
1978 Cuttack (Orissa) Jai Prakash Delhi
1979 Badrakh Jai Prakash Delhi
1984 Nashik Suresh Kumar Haryana
1985 Nathdwara Jagdish Singh Bhola Punjab
1986 Solapur Kishan Kumar Haryana
1992 Delhi Sanjay Kumar Sonipat
1994 Arra Sanjay Kumar Sonipat
1997 Akola Bhagat Singh UP
1998 Pimpri, Pune Bhagat Singh UP
1999 Cochin Bhagat Singh UP
2000 Baliya Rajeev Tomar Delhi
2003 Nashik Vinod Chougule Maharshtra
2004 Ludhiana Harminder Singh Punjab
2005 Ahmednagar Yogesh Dodke Mahrashtra
2006 Wardha Rajeev Tomar Delhi
2007 Hyderabad Mohammed bin Ghouse
2009 Pune Joginder Singh Delhi
2010 Aurangabad Mausam Khatri Sonipat
2011 Hyderabad Rohit Patel MP
2012 Kolhapur Yudhvir Singh Army
2013 Bahadurgarh Hitesh Kumar Haryana
2015-16 Ludhiana Joginder Singh Delhi
2016-17 Pune Sumit Kumar NCR
2021 Madurai Labhanshu Sharma Uttarakhand [5]

References[edit]

  1. ↑ "May Day celebrated with fervour". The Indian Express. 3 May 2009. Retrieved 21 October 2013.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Gasti, Appanna Mahadeva (11 January 2005). "Evidence" (PDF). A case study on Shri Shripati Khanchanale first Hind-Kesari Wrestler (PhD). University of Pune. Retrieved 14 December 2020.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Kolhapur gets its maiden Hind Kesari contest". Daily News and Analysis. 21 April 2012. Retrieved 24 January 2018.
  4. ↑ माळी, गुरुबाळ (14 December 2020). "Hind Kesari News: देशातील पहिले हिंदकेसरी श्रीपती खंचनाळे यांचं निधन". Maharashtra Times (in मराठी). Retrieved 14 December 2020.
  5. ↑ "Labhanshu ne kushti mein jeeta Bharat Keshari ka khitab". Jagran. 26 July 2021.

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