Anahat Singh has already made history. At 18, she became the first Indian to win the World Junior Squash Championship, ending a 16-year Egyptian dominance in the event.But for Anahat, the junior title is not the destination.In this edition of TOISA Spotlight, Anahat Singh speaks to TOI Sports’ Vineet Ramakrishnan about her historic World Junior triumph, the final few days of the championship, her transition from junior to senior squash, and the lessons she has learned from working with squash greats Gregory Gaultier and Saurav Ghosal.She also opens up about growing up watching PV Sindhu, the role her parents have played in her journey, the moment she realised she could compete with the world’s top senior players, her focus on improving her physicality and fitness, her experience at the Red Bull Athlete Performance Center, and how she approaches the road towards the Asian Games and LA 2028.Anahat also explains what success means to her beyond medals — and why becoming a senior world champion is now one of her biggest ambitions.Watch the full conversation with Anahat Singh on TOISA Spotlight.