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August 12, 2025

FROM not qualifying for last year's Asian surfing meet to making history as the first Indian surfer to win a medal in an Asian meet, Ramesh Budihal has risen out of deep waters.

- CHANDRA PRABHU @ Chennai

FROM not qualifying for last year's Asian surfing meet to making history as the first Indian surfer to win a medal in an Asian meet, Ramesh Budihal has risen out of deep waters. On the coast, the Keralaman has navigated the toughest of waves. It was a tougher challenge. He lost his father last year, in addition to the disappointment of qualification.

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