MAAN Tulika

JUDO

Rank	Event	Year	Location
World Championships
9	Women's +78kg	2022	Tashkent, UZB
17	Women's +78kg	2019	Tokyo, JPN
17	Women's +78kg	2017	Budapest, HUN
33	Women's +78kg	2023	Doha, QAT
Grand Slam
9	Women's +78kg	2021	Tashkent, UZB
9	Women's +78kg	2020	Budapest, HUN
17	Women's +78kg	2021	Tel Aviv, ISR
17	Women's +78kg	2020	Dusseldorf, GER
17	Women's +78kg	2020	Paris, FRA
17	Women's +78kg	2019	Osaka, JPN
17	Women's +78kg	2019	Abu Dhabi, UAE
Grand Prix
5	Women's +78kg	2023	Dushanbe, TJK
9	Women's +78kg	2019	Tashkent, UZB
9	Women's +78kg	2019	Zagreb, CRO
16	Women's +78kg	2019	Budapest, HUN
17	Women's +78kg	2023	Zagreb, CRO
17	Women's +78kg	2020	Tel Aviv, ISR
17	Women's +78kg	2019	Tbilisi, GEO
World Cup
2	Women's +78kg	2023	Kuwait City, KUW
3	Women's +78kg	2019	Taipei, TPE
4	Women's +78kg	2019	Hong Kong, CHN
5	Women's +78kg	2022	Madrid, ESP
7	Women's +78kg	2018	Hong Kong, CHN
Asian Championships
7	Women's +78kg	2017	Hong Kong, CHN
9	Women's +78kg	2022	Nur-Sultan, KAZ
South Asian Games
1	Women's +78kg	2019	Kathmandu, NEP

KURASH

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Asian Championships
1	Women's +87kg	2018	Pune, IND

Watching anime. (fistosports, 07 Jul 2021)

Athlete

English, Hindi, Punjabi

Yashpal Solanki [personal], IND, from 2017

She took up the sport at age eight in Delhi, India. (fistosports, 07 Jul 2021)

She began practising judo as a hobby. "Initially, it was just to pass the time and learning the basic different techniques of self-defence, but when in 2017 I started training under the tutelage of Yashpal Solanki, I steadily took an interest in the sport. Judo makes me feel special. My passion, dedication, and love for judo and the dream of my parents of seeing me becoming the best sportsperson of the nation makes me stick to it no matter how hard it gets for me to continue." (fistosports, 07 Jul 2021)

To win a medal at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, People's Republic of China, and to become world and Olympic champion. (fistosports, 07 Jul 2021)

Her performance at her first senior national championships in 2017 in Chennai, India. (fistosports, 07 Jul 2021)

Greek judoka Ilias Iliadis. (fistosports, 07 Jul 2021)

Her mother, coach Yashpal Solanki, and Solanki's wife Arti. (newindianexpress, 03 Aug 2022; fistosports, 07 Jul 2021)

"Judo gives us a code of ethics and a way of living." (fistosports, 07 Jul 2021)