Women boxers from the city. Read it here:http://
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| Vibha (21), Pavitra (23), Vidya (16) and Raechel (15). Four of the nine women boxers from Karnataka. Raechel won a bronze medal at the recently concluded sub-junior championships. Karnataka won 2 bronze medals, the only medals that Karnataka has ever won in women's boxing. |
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| 21-year-old Vibha. The first time she got punched on the bridge of her nose she went ballistic and hit her sparring partner hard -the moves had nothing to do with boxing :) |
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| Raj Kumar coaches the 9 women boxers that Bangalore has. The youngest joined last month -she's nine-and-a-half years old. |
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| Vibha says that 95% of the boys are supportive and encouraging. The remaining 5%? She doesn't care. |
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| 23-year-old Pavitra wants to be an IAS officer. Every morning when she goes for boxing training at 5 am her mother asks her: "Why do you want to do this? You should be getting married instead." |
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| Pavitra stood 3rd in a Kannada reality show based on the lines of Fear Factor |
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| 15-year-old Raechel won the bronze medal at the sub-junior national women's boxing championship. The first medal that Karnataka has won in women's boxing -ever! |
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| 16-year-old Vidya wants just one thing in life: To win an Olympic medal like Mary Kom. But her mother is worried that her daughter's beautiful face might be marred and that might affect her future. |
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| Pavitra is also an athlete |
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Indian women are moving fast like the other women of developed world. They are now going for challenging profession. This is great. I am encouraging them for it. congrats.
This bought tears to my eyes. So good to read.
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