Manjusha Kanwar
Manjusha Kanwar (born March 20, 1971, née Manjusha Pavangadkar) is a female badminton player from India.
Career
Manjusha Kanwar won the national championships in India for the first time in 1991. Nine more titles followed until 2002. On the international level she won silver at the South Asian Games 2004 in the Mixed doubles with Markose Bristow.
Results
| Year | Tournament | Event | Rank | Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1988 | India: National Junior Championships | Women's doubles | 1 | Manjusha Pavangadkar / Aparna Phalnikar |
| 1991 | India: National Championships | Women's doubles | 1 | Manjusha Pavangadkar / Archana Deodhar |
| 1991 | India: National Championships | Women's singles | 1 | Manjusha Pavangadkar |
| 1992 | India: National Championships | Women's doubles | 1 | Manjusha Pavangadkar / Archana Deodhar |
| 1992 | India: National Championships | Women's singles | 1 | Manjusha Pavangadkar |
| 1993 | India: National Championships | Women's singles | 1 | Manjusha Pavangadkar |
| 1996 | India: National Championships | Women's singles | 1 | Manjusha Pavangadkar |
| 1996 | India: National Championships | Women's doubles | 1 | Manjusha (Pavangadkar) Kanwar / Archana Deodhar |
| 1997 | India Open | Women's singles | 5 | Manjusha (Pavangadkar) Kanwar |
| 1998 | India: National Championships | Women's doubles | 1 | Manjusha (Pavangadkar) Kanwar / Archana Deodhar |
| 1999 | India: National Championships | Mixed doubles | 1 | Jaseel P. Ismail / Manjusha (Pavangadkar) Kanwar |
| 2001 | World Championships | Women's singles | 33 | Manjusha (Pavangadkar) Kanwar |
| 2002 | India: National Championships | Mixed doubles | 1 | Jaseel P. Ismail / Manjusha (Pavangadkar) Kanwar |
| 2004 | South Asian Games | Mixed doubles | 2 | Markose Bristow / Manjusha (Pavangadkar) Kanwar |
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