Vinesh Phogat Receives Gold Medal From Haryana Khap, Promises to Continue Her Fight for Justice

Yes, the story is moving. Initially, she felt very unfortunate about missing the final in Paris. However, after returning to India and experiencing the overwhelming love and support, she now feels incredibly fortunate. Ms. Phogat believes that this kind of support will inspire future female athletes, demonstrating that their communities will stand by them, especially in challenging times.Ms. Phogat, who is from Balali in Haryana, had a tragic exit when she was disqualified on the day of the Olympic 50-kg final.The Big Honour ~On her birthday, Haryana Sarvkhap Panchayat awarded a gold medal to wrestler Vinesh Phogat from India. Ms. Phogat stated at the event held to celebrate her that her battle was far from over; in fact, it had just started. She stressed that the struggle for their daughters' honor was only beginning, echoing what they had mentioned during their protest.The struggle to control the uncontrollable power that causes us suffering never ends in life. People generally carry a burden of luggage with them. Each of us acts as though everything is fine every day. Despite the devils in our thoughts, we laugh, smile, and engage with each other. ~ that is what Ms. Phogat did. This altogether made an example. Get Back Up When You Fall Down ~  (Source: Google Images )  Falling and getting back up is a skill that we are all familiar with. If we are lucky enough to be able to walk, which most of us are, then we too experienced this unique and amazing event when we were very little. She took part in last year's revolt by wrestlers, primarily from Haryana, against Brijbhushan Sharan Singh, the leader of the BJP and the then-head of the Wrestling Federation of India, over claims of sexual harassment.Failure is a necessary component of success, not its antithesis. It imparts lessons to us on fortitude, growth, support, and resilience. Failure serves as a springboard for accomplishing all of our objectives.  There's a 100% likelihood that each failure will teach you something. It is essential to use failure as a teaching tool to advance your abilities, whether they are related to problem-solving, decision-making, or other areas. Many people believe that failure equates to defeat, but you need to have a different perspective on it. We flourish, venture beyond of our comfort zones, and acquire fresh insights when we grow and learn from our mistakes. From the time we take our first steps to the present, failure is a constant in life. It strengthens and aids in our growth. It also enables us to build on our strengths and learn from our flaws. Each experiences failure, and each responds to it uniquely. We have to accept the fact that on our trip, we will stumble and fall a lot. However, we discover the actual meaning of power, boldness, and authenticity when we resolve to get back up, pick ourselves up, be honest about how we feel and what happened, and not allow it to stop us from being who we are and pursuing our goals ! 

Cutting all the boundaries for the love of bikes

This bike lover from Kozhikode has cut all the boundaries and has maintained her passion for bikes. Born and brought up in a conservative Muslim family, Fazeela from Kozhikode is a true motorbike lover, taking to the streets she has also won many bike rallies. Talking about this unique passion Fazeela who is also a freelance trainer said, “It was very difficult for me. I had to face a lot of discouragement from everyone whenever I talked about my passion for riding a bike. I asked my classmates to help me to learn to ride but no one came forward.” She added, “And, eventually I learned to ride after one of my uncles supported me.” She believes that it is her passion for bikes that has made it possible to take up this century and it fails to interfere with her faith. "A few years back we moved to Kochi and bought a TVS Apachi 200 CC," Fazeela said. After some time with the help of her rider friends, she upgraded to professional racing.  It was only after she joined COG racing group and also won her first race in a local event that she decided to take riding seriously. Even while she is one of the women riders in the country she believes that being a women rider is not that easy in this country. As she regularly participates in bike rallies she recently participated in MRF national rally and talking about her passion she said, “At MRF bike rally in Baroda I got the second position and in Indore, I was ranked 3rd. Now I will be participating in rallies in Pune and Nashik.”