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English: P.C Thulasi and Reddy Sikki from India won the gold medal, Bruce Mary Alexandra, Li Man Shan Michelle from Canada won the Silver and Lim Ee Von NG Hui Em from Malaysia won the bronze medal in Women’s Doubles badminton event at the 3rd Commonwealth Youth Games-2008, in Pune on October 17, 2008.
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