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Eklavya Jagal

Short track speed skater from India

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Eklavya Jagal (born 14 February 2007) is an Indian short track speed skater. He won 1 silver medal and 2 bronze medals in the Asian Trophy 2025. He also won three gold medals in Indonesia Open'24. He has also won two Khelo India Winter Games tournaments, the annual winter games of India.

Biography Jagal was born on 14 February 2007 in Mumbai, India. He began skating as an inline roller skater at the age of 10. Initially, he did part time short track ice skating at the 45 metre recreational ice skating rink iSkate situated at Gurugram Ambience mall in Gurugram. Eklavya has done his schooling from Amity International School Noida.

Eklavya has been the gold medals winner for the 5 consecutive years. He participated in the 3rd Khelo India Winter Games in February 2023, where he won two gold medals. He also won a gold medal at the 4th edition of the games. In his debut at the 9th Asian Winter Games (Harbin, China – February 2025): games, Jagal achieved a 23rd rank in the 500 meters distance event.

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· Wikipedia: Eklavya Jagal

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