Meanwhile, India&rsquo;s medals tally swelled on Saturday as Nitya Dalal won the gold, while Ankita Shah won the silver medal in the below-seven years category of the Kata technique at the packed NSCI Stadium. <img alt="Ritik Mehta" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/dec/Ritik-Mehta.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 422px;" /> Ritik Mehta India&rsquo;s Deep Dave also won gold in the boys below-eight years category in the Kata technique. u00a0In the girls below-eight years category of the Kata technique, India&rsquo;s Muskaan Shah and Mehreen Zaki fought hard, but ultimately had to be content with a bronze medal. Then, in the girls below-nine years category of the Kata technique, India&rsquo;s Stuti Bhattacharya won bronze, while in the girls below-11 years category, the bronze medal went to India&rsquo;s Kaninhka Kareekar. Finally, in the boys below-nine years category, India&rsquo;s Zayed Shirji and Prajwal Patil won bronze medals.u00a0

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Ritik Mehta, who won gold on Friday in the team Kata technique at the 6th Karate - Do Gojukai World Championship, added another gold to his tally on Saturday. This time he won first place in the boys below-13 years category of the individual Kata technique.

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