By ending South Korea’s gold streak in women’s recurve archery, she didn’t just win two golds; she secured India’s Olympic quota for LA 2028. Meanwhile, wrestler Sujeet Kalkal pulled off a comeback for the ages; down 2-9, he flipped the script to win 10-9 in the final. These two aren’t just medalists. They’re the first ever to receive the IOA’s top new awards; named after Rana and Randhir Singh. PT Usha called Mohod ‘India’s next Olympic archery hope.’ And Kalkal? He’s already being lined up to win India’s first Olympic wrestling gold. If you missed this; don’t. These kids are changing Indian sports, one arrow, one pin, at a time.