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Life lessons served hot! Sadiya Vanjara credits success to humility

Physiotherapist and animal rescuer Dr Sadiya Vanjara, 49, who clinched the table tennis gold medal at the recent National Masters Championship, credits success to humility lessons she has learnt from her patients and pets

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Dr Sadiya Vanjara at the National Masters Table Tennis Championship in Pune last week

Dr Sadiya Vanjara at the National Masters Table Tennis Championship in Pune last week

Dr Sadiya Vanjara’s motto in life is to be carefree, resilient, and confident, and these traits have helped her clinch the gold medal in the women’s 45+ category at the recent National Masters Table Tennis Championship in Pune last week.

The physiotherapist’s motto is not shaped by the travails she faced with a paddle in hand, but by her two-and-a-half decades-plus experience as a medic while simultaneously running an animal rescue shelter primarily for cats.

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