Aysha Haneena, who topped Mangalore University in BSc Interior Designing
Mangaluru:
Indian Design School (IDS), Mangaluru, has announced that its student Ayesha Haneena has secured first rank in Mangalore University in BSc Interior Designing and Decoration with a CGPA of 9.4.
According to the institution, Ayesha topped the university examinations, outperforming students from several long-established and experienced colleges. The college described her achievement as a result of dedication, creativity and consistent hard work.
The management of IDS said the rank reflects both the student’s individual excellence and the academic and practical training provided at the institution. They added that the result has brought pride to the college and its faculty.
Ayesha’s performance places her at the top among all students of the programme under Mangalore University for the academic year.
source: http://www.english.varthabharati.in / Vartha Bharati / Home> Karavali / by Vartha Bharati / February 13th, 2026
Prof Shaheen Ara Begum of the Department of Computer Science at the Silchar-based Assam University in southern Assam has been inducted as a senior member of the prestigious Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).
The US-based IEEE is the top global technical organisation.
The IEEE Senior Member grade is a prestigious, peer-recognised honour bestowed only on individuals who demonstrate significant technical and professional excellence, as well as sustain contributions to the field. It represents a major career milestone, acknowledging both professional accomplishment and leadership within the engineering community.
“I am truly honoured to be recognised by the IEEE, and I deeply appreciate this acknowledgement of my professional expertise and contributions. Only 10 per cent of IEEE’s nearly half a million members hold this grade, which requires extensive experience and reflects professional maturity and significant documented achievements. I value IEEE’s continued support in fostering professional growth and excellence within the engineering and technology community,” Prof Begum said.
Prof Shaheen Ara Begum addressing students of Barak Valley School
“I sincerely thank everyone who has supported and encouraged me, and whose guidance will enable me to further contribute to the advancement of computer science education and research,” she added.
IEEE is the world’s largest technical professional organisation, with over 4 lakh members across 160 countries. Founded in 1963, it is dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity and is a pivotal force in innovation through its publications, conferences and standard development across electrical engineering, electronics and computer science.
Prof Shaheen Ara Begum’s achievement brings significant recognition to Assam University, highlighting the calibre of its faculty and their standing on the international stage. According to the university community, her induction into the elite tier of IEEE membership reflects her dedication, expertise and impact in her discipline.
The Assam University fraternity has congratulated Prof Begum for the honour.
source: http://www.awazthevoice.in / Awaz, The Voice / Home> Stories / by Satananda Bhattacharjee, Hailakandi / February 10th, 2026
When Haram Appears Dominant, There Is a Need to Establish Halal – Ali Shareef
Bengaluru:
Emphasising the importance of halal and ethical trade for the economic empowerment of the Muslim community, Mr. Ali Shareef, General Secretary of Lifeline Foundation, stated that mosques should be developed as centres for economic guidance. Where this is not feasible, local schools should be utilised to educate people about the principles of economic development. He stressed that businesses can be initiated even with small capital, and institutions like Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Lifeline Foundation, and others are actively guiding the community in this direction.
Mr. Ali Shareef was addressing a programme organised for Muslim women engaged in small-scale businesses at the Agriculture Institute of Technology, Bengaluru. The programme was jointly organised by Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Karnataka, and Rifah Chamber of Commerce, Karnataka, under the theme of community economic development.
Speaking on the occasion, Ms. Fakhra Atiq, Assistant Secretary Markaz JIH and MD Saheliyan, highlighted the importance of business planning and sustainability. She emphasised that proper planning is essential for long-term economic growth and stability and encouraged Muslim women to utilise their skills while remaining mindful of ethical and social boundaries.
Mr. Riyaz Ahmed Kopal, Director of MEWA, introduced various central and state government schemes, urging participants to focus particularly on schemes related to medical services, education, MSMEs, and agriculture. He pointed out that many government schemes fail to reach beneficiaries due to lack of awareness and information.
Delivering the keynote address, Er. Syed Mumtaz Mansoori, President of Rifah Chamber of Commerce, Karnataka, reflected on the responsibilities of women in the light of the Qur’an and Hadith. He cited examples of courageous Muslim businesswomen from early Islamic history, including Hazrat Asma bint Makhzuma, who was engaged in the perfume trade, and highlighted the role of Ansari women who worked in agriculture and supervised date palm cultivation. He also elaborated on various dimensions of trade and commerce.
During the programme, Naheeda, Tayyab Nourishers, Madiha Sheerin, Chocko Turf, Pratibha, and Energy Bar shared their entrepreneurial experiences. Mr. Afnan Hasan, CEO of Hamd Foods and Founder of Pizza Valley, spoke on effective marketing strategies for small businesses.
In his concluding address, Mr. Muhammad Yusuf Kanni, Secretary of Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Karnataka, remarked that the economic condition of Muslims in the country can be gauged from the fact that many Muslim women are compelled to conceal their identity and work in others’ homes. He explained that the title of the programme, “Azm” (Resolve), symbolises firm determination, strong intent, and perseverance. He emphasised that commitment, planning, and consistent effort are essential for economic empowerment.
Highlighting the initiatives of Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Karnataka, he mentioned the establishment of Rifah Chamber of Commerce, engagement with traders on a large scale, formation of facilitation societies, efforts toward microfinance initiatives, guidance for small businesses, and a focused approach toward agricultural development. He concluded by stating that sustainable progress is possible only through patience, perseverance, piety, and righteousness.
The programme commenced with a motivational address by Mr. Rafiq Ahmed, National Advisory Member of Rifah Chamber of Commerce. Ms. Tasneem Farzana, Assistant Secretary (Halqa), delivered the opening remarks and explained the objective of the programme, stating that it was named “Azm” to reflect the resolve to support families through halal and ethical trade while seeking the pleasure of Allah and success in the Hereafter.
The responsibilities of the convener were carried out by Ms. Arshiya Fatima Tanzil, while the vote of thanks was presented by Ms. Sameena Bano, General Secretary.
source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Entrepreneurship > Latest News / by Radiance News Bureau / February 10th, 2026
Female entrepreneurship is vital for our future. Collectively we can make a change by closing the gap between men and women in the workforce.
Entrepreneurs are those adventurous, daredevils who drive deep into the pressing problems of society and try to find solutions to them, not by leaving the responsibilities in the reins of the government or business, but by trying to change systems as a whole and persuading societies to take new initiatives
These bold and fearlessly ambitious entrepreneurs are shaping the future of Maharashtra, serving as mentors to millions of women and youths.
In our Social Entrepreneur series today we are introducing you a very dynamic and popular Entrepreneur of Pune who is known for her remarkable and outstanding performance in the field of Social, Education and Political circle who always believes in Women Empowerment. Yes we are talking about Pune based Social Entrepreneur Asma Shaikh, she share her Entrepreneurial journey with Hello Mumbainews.com Correspondent Priyanka Yadav
Name : Asma Shaikh
Famous as : Social Entrepreneur
Area Of Work : Pune
Achievements : Active Leader in B.J.P Ladies Wing
Member of the Maharashtra State Commission for Protection of Child Rights, Ministry of Women and Child Development. Government Of Maharashtra.
Asma Shaikh has completed her studies at S.P. College, Pune University and became a professor in the Psychology department. She is a inspiring and confident lady who has achieved so much in so little time. Today she is a proud politician well respected in her native ward and beyond. She always wanted to implement international procedures of women’s education, for the attainment of equal status of women in all aspects of social political and economic development within the community and the nation at large. To organize and establish women’s groups which individual and organizations committed to feminist goals can share the facilities and information on women issue or matters. To ensure the implementation of regulations geared towards the welfare and enhancement of the status of women. To educate the public on the rights of women and the means of enforcing such rights for the achievement of equality, development and peace. To co-operate with National and International NGO’s and agencies by networking and co-aligning for the achievement of specific goals for the welfare and development of women. She held various post In B.J.P. Some of her work in the field of women empowerment Starting “Mahila Bachat Gat”. Undertook De-addiction program . Conducted free Medical camps.
Held seminars guiding women about careers on cottage industries they can start and run with government help. Also helped women by informing them about various government schemes for women empowerment which would benefit them. Currently she given a free of cost training to girls and women for basic and advance stitching course, Fashion designing, fur toys and soft toys, leather purse and cloth bags and paper bags. Successfully trained more than 3000 women beneficiaries till now through her Ngo Evergreen Education Society .she have a lots of success stories about beneficiary women’s She has established a help center where people can take benefits of various Government schemes and scholarship. She has received various awards. Like GEM OF SOCIETY Award, Vision For Victory award for politics. etc.
As a member of the Maharashtra State Commission for Protection of Child Rights, Ministry of Women and Child Development. Government Of Maharashtra. She visits many child care organizations, schools, observation cells, Madrasas all over Maharashtra for measuring safety and security under J.J. Act. and guiding them. She arranges national conferences and workshops for the improvement of Minority education, and she also takes workshops with the Maharashtra Police Department spreading awareness about sexual harassment of children teaching the kids about the good touch and bad touch. She has worked with many NGOs in Maharashtra. She is an accurate and powerful woman who we all look up to. Here’s to more empowering women like her.
source: http://www.hellomumbainews.com / Hello Mumbai News / Home> Hello Womeniya / by Aleem Shaikh / January 24th, 2022
The 75th Republic Day Parade in Delhi will witness an all-women Tri-Service contingent from the Army, Navy, and Air Force marching down the Kartavya Path for the first time.
source : youtube.com/ The Republic Day Parade this year will feature fifteen women pilots of the Air Force /
New Delhi:
The 75th Republic Day Parade at the Kartavya Path in Delhi on January 26 is going to be a women-centric event. The parade will witness an all-women Tri-Service contingent from the Indian Army, Indian Navy, and India Air Force (IAF) marching down the Kartavya Path for the first time.
The parade, which will have French President Emmanuel Macron as the Chief Guest, will also feature fifteen women pilots of the IAF who will operate various platforms during the aerial flypast.
Flight Lieutenant Ananya Sharma and Flying Officer Asma Sheikh, who would be present on the IAF tableau, said they are “proud” that the women are getting an “equal opportunity”.
Speaking to NDTV, the two Su-30 pilots said that the theme of the IAF tableau this year would be “Saksham, Sashakt, Atmanirbhar”, which translates to “Capable, Powerful and Self-Reliant”.
“The tableau’s rear portion would depict ‘saksham’ (capable) and feature C-295 transport aircraft, which was part of the Operation Kaveri and was conducted to evacuate Indians from war-torn Sudan in 2023,” Flight Lieutenant Ananya Sharma, whose father was a MiG-21 fighter pilot inthe IAF, told NDTV.
“The middle portion of the tableau would depict ‘sashakt’ (powerful) and show our expanding reach,” she added.
Flying Officer Asma Sheikh said that a total of 55 Agniveer Vayu women would be part of the IAF contingent and that women fighter pilots would also be part of the flypast.
“We are proud that the women are getting an equal opportunity,” she told NDTV.
Squadron Leader Rashmi Thakur will lead the IAF’s marching contingent at the Republic Day parade. She will be flanked by three women supernumerary officers — Squadron Leader Sumita Yadav, Squadron Leader Pratiti Ahluwalia and Flight Lieutenant Kirti Rohil.
A total of 51 aircraft of the IAF including 29 fighter jets and 13 helicopters are expected to be part of the Republic Day fly-past.
The Republic Day Parade will also witness 100 women artists playing Indian musical instruments for the first time.
source: http://www.ndtv.com / NDTV / Home> News> India News / by Pushkar Tiwari / January 24th, 2024
Colonel Sofiya played a key role in press briefing during Operation Sindoor in 2025.
Image Credit: IANS
Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, who emerged as a prominent representative of India on the global stage during Operation Sindoor in 2025 against Pakistan-based terrorists, has been selected for the Vishisht Seva Medal in the 2026 Republic Day honours.
The award, given for “distinguished service of a high order”, which adds one more milestone for her.
On the eve of the 77th Republic Day, President Droupadi Murmu sanctioned gallantry awards for 70 personnel of the armed forces, including six honours awarded posthumously. In addition, she approved the conferment of 301 military decorations on members of the armed forces and other personnel.
These decorations comprise 30 Param Vishisht Seva Medals, four Uttam Yudh Seva Medals, 56 Ati Vishisht Seva Medals, nine Yudh Seva Medals, two Bars to Sena Medals (Distinguished), 43 Sena Medals (Distinguished), eight Nao Sena Medals (Distinguished), 14 Vayu Sena Medals (Distinguished), and 135 Vishisht Seva Medals.
Colonel Sofiya is recognised for her calm, composed demeanour and clear, measured communication, especially during press briefings where she served alongside Wing Commander Vyomika Singh of the Indian Air Force.
After Operation Sindoor, and following the initial statement by Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, Colonel Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh briefed the media on the manner in which the strikes were conducted.
Colonel Sophia Qureshi was the first woman officer to lead an Army training contingent in a multinational military exercise. She commanded a 40-member Indian Army contingent at ‘Exercise Force 18’.
source: http://www.zeenews.india.com / Z News / Home> India / by Zee Media Bureau / January 25th, 2026
Shagufta Aqida Ahmed and Khan Umeira Irfan from Maharashtra College credit self-study, teachers’ support, mock tests, and steady effort for their success in the national-level examination
Mumbai :
Two Muslim girls from Maharashtra College have achieved a rare academic success by clearing the UGC NET examination in their very first attempt while still pursuing their MA Urdu second year. Their performance has drawn praise from teachers, classmates, and members of the Urdu academic circle.
Shagufta Aqida Ahmed Khan and Khan Umeira Irfan, both MA Urdu students, secured results that place them among the promising young scholars in higher education. Shagufta scored 234 marks out of 300 and qualified for Junior Research Fellowship, along with eligibility for Assistant Professor. Khan Umeira secured 202 marks out of 300 and qualified for Assistant Professor and PhD admission.
The achievement stands out as both students are still completing their postgraduate studies. Many candidates take years after their MA to clear this exam, yet these two students succeeded at an early stage through focused preparation.
Shagufta, a resident of Paydhoni in Mumbai, said her preparation was fully based on self-study. “I cleared this exam through self-study. Repeated reading of previous years’ question papers and regular revision were a key part of my preparation,” she said. She also acknowledged academic support at the college, adding, “Our teacher Dr Mohammad Azfar Khan, took mock tests from time to time, which helped a lot.”
She explained that online learning and books also played a role. “For Paper One and Paper Two, I used YouTube and good-quality books. In such exams, steady effort with full focus is very important. Proper use of time matters a lot. Positive thinking, self-belief, and regular study lead to success,” she said.
Khan Umeira, who lives near Mumbai’s Kurla Hilaal Pul, described her journey as demanding but meaningful. “Preparing for the UGC NET exam was not just an academic step for me. It tested my patience and consistency,” she said. She added that she also relied on self-study throughout the process.
“For Papers One and Two, I selected standard books and studied with a clear goal. I wrote down key points from each topic so that they could guide me when needed,” she explained. She said previous years’ question papers made the syllabus easier to manage, while mock tests helped her improve speed and reduce exam stress.
Speaking about the challenge of managing MA studies alongside NET preparation, she said, “Doing UGC NET preparation along with MA was truly difficult. On one side, there was the MA syllabus, assignments, and exams, and on the other side, the wide NET syllabus. Still, belief and hard work paid off.”
Khan Umeira also shared her plans. “I cleared the UGC NET exam in my first attempt. In the coming years, I want to continue teaching and also complete my PhD,” she said.
Teachers at Maharashtra College described the success as a proud moment for the institution and a sign of the growing academic presence of Muslim girls in higher education. Students from Urdu departments across Mumbai have also shared messages of support, calling the achievement a source of motivation.
At a time when many Muslim students face social and economic barriers, the success of Shagufta Aqida Ahmed and Khan Umeira Irfan shows how focused study, guidance from teachers, and personal effort can lead to strong results in national-level examinations. Their achievement contributes to the long tradition of Urdu scholarship and reflects the growing role of Indian Muslim women in academia.
source: http://www.clarionindia.net / Clarion India / Home> Editor’s Pick> India> Indian Muslim / by Team Clarion / February 08th, 2026
A 21-year-old third year student pursuing MBBS in UKraine shared a video with her family about a group staying in the bunker of their college. Muskaan Firoz Shaikh contacted the Indian embassy for help but they asked to stay here at the same place and said they will reach.
Muskaan’s father Firoz who is working with the Bhiwandi-Nizampur city municipal corporation claims the family is tensed as the attack is going on in the nearby areas.
“She is staying inside the bunker of Bhuko Vibiyan University in Ukraine. Muskaan said there are around 150 students inside who are from across the countries. While, around 7 of them are from Delhi and Gujarat,” said Asma Shaikh, her mother who are from Padgha in Bhiwandi.
Asma through a video had appealed to the Indian government to help her daughter who is stuck inside a bunker.
Navid Shaikh, her maternal brother, claims Muskaan had approached the Indian embassy for help. “But in reply they told her to stay at the same place for a while. Till the help reached them as they were on the way. Muskaan is in regular touch with her parents and is scared as the attacks are going on in the nearby area,” added Naved.
Muskaan had shared a video with her family which shows the person shooting it. Later, the camera reached a room where three girls including Muskan were seen holding a Persian cat. The video was shared by muskaan to confirm the parents about her safety.
Naved Shaikh said they have been staying in the bunker for the last three days. “Usually they are at home and cook food. As soon as the siren buzzes they get inside the bunker. They either stay for three hours or full night in the bunker. It depends when the siren buzzes again to give a signal about the safety and they move out. But they are staying in with fear and threat to life and need immediate help. Just like others our sister too can reach home safely if the Indian government helps them,” added Naved Shaikh.
source: http://www.freepressjournal.in / The Free Press Jounal / Home> Mumbai / by Faisal Tandel / February 22nd, 2022
The Awaaz Alliance—comprising the Fraternity Movement, Muslim Students Federation (MSF), and the National Students’ Union of India (NSUI)—has won all Central Panel posts in the English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU) Students’ Union elections, defeating the right-wing student group Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP).
Harshad Shibin NK a PhD student from the Fraternity Movement has been elected as the new Students’ Union president.
Irfan Shajudheen from MSF a student of BA (digital communication) won the post of general secretary, while NSUI’s Sonu Raj 2year BA (English) student was elected vice-president. Other winners include MSF’s Haleemathu SS Adiya studying BA Arabic (Joint Secretary), Fraternity Movement’s Ayisha Neha (Cultural Secretary), and NSUI’s Udita Purkait (Sports Secretary).
ABVP finished second in all seats, while the Left student group Students’ Federation of India (SFI) emerged a distant third across all positions.
“This historic victory demonstrates the growing unity of democratic student forces committed to safeguarding campus diversity, social justice, and students’ rights. The mandate clearly rejects the politics of hatred and polarisation and affirms the students’ aspiration for an inclusive, egalitarian, and vibrant campus culture,” the Fraternity Movement said in a statement.
The newly elected panel members said they are committed to working tirelessly for academic welfare, gender justice, minority rights and democratisation of campuses.
source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News> Report / by Radiance News Bureau / February 07th, 2026
Indian ultra-distance runner Sufiya Sufi, 38, from Ajmer, Rajasthan, has officially received her Guinness World Record certificate for completing the formidable Manali–Leh high-altitude run in 98 hours and 27 minutes, a feat no woman in the world has accomplished before.
The record, formally approved by Guinness World Records in 2023, spans nearly 480 kilometres across some of the most treacherous terrain in the Himalayas. The route crosses five high mountain passes, involves a cumulative elevation gain of over 8,500 metres, and exposes runners to freezing temperatures and dangerously low oxygen levels. The challenge is widely regarded as one of the toughest endurance runs on the planet.
Although the achievement was validated in 2023, the physical certificate reached Sufi only in early 2026, following prolonged delays related to international delivery logistics and customs clearance. Once the certificate arrived, her accomplishment drew renewed admiration from the global running community, sponsors, and the wider public. Supporters celebrated the milestone as another defining moment in an already extraordinary athletic journey.
Sufiya Sufi on Manali-Leh run
Sufiya Sufi’s record-setting run on the Manali–Leh route represents a remarkable benchmark in endurance sports. The challenge begins in Manali, a Himalayan hill town in Himachal Pradesh, and winds its way through rugged, unforgiving landscapes before culminating in Leh, Ladakh. Along the way, runners cross legendary high-altitude passes such as Rohtang Pass and Tanglang La, where temperatures often plunge well below zero and oxygen levels drop dramatically.
At such extreme altitudes, even the most experienced athletes struggle to breathe, recover, and maintain pace. Completing this journey on foot in under 100 hours is considered exceptional. By finishing in 98 hours and 27 minutes, Sufi not only met the challenge but surpassed it, becoming the fastest woman ever* to traverse this Himalayan stretch on foot.
Despite the physical run being completed and officially recognised in 2023, the nearly two-year delay in receiving the certificate became a story in itself. Sufi later spoke about the delay publicly, addressing it with humour and gratitude rather than frustration.
In a post on the social media platform *X*, she described her accomplishment as the fastest-ever run from Manali to Leh across all five high passes. She also expressed heartfelt thanks to her sponsors, support crew, and well-wishers who stood by her throughout months of preparation and recovery. Members of the running community and followers on social media responded with admiration, highlighting the sheer brutality of the terrain and the mental toughness required to succeed.
Day 03 done with 03 KM.
01 to 100 Km Running Challenge.
No Speed, No pace, Just showing up everyday with 01 Km stronger mindset.
Daily effort. Daily discipline. Daily belief. This is how 1% turns into something unimaginable. pic.twitter.com/mYSxRTZJIu
Sufiya Sufi’s journey is as compelling as the record itself. Born in *1987 in Ajmer, she spent nearly 10 years working in the aviation industry. Running initially entered her life as a way to stay fit and break free from the monotony of a demanding job. Over time, what began as a fitness routine evolved into a deep passion for endurance sports, eventually redefining her professional and personal identity.
Her rise as an ultra-runner has been marked by a series of achievements. In 2018, she earned her first Guinness World Record for running the most marathons by a woman in a single calendar year*. This milestone established her as a serious force in long-distance running.
She went on to complete the Kashmir to Kanyakumari run, covering approximately 4,000 kilometres in 87 days, another Guinness-certified feat. Shortly thereafter, she conquered the Golden Quadrilateral, a 6,002-kilometre route linking India’s major highways, in just 110 days, securing yet another world record.
Sufiya Sufi’s journey is as compelling as the record itself. Born in *1987 in Ajmer, she spent nearly 10 years working in the aviation industry. Running initially entered her life as a way to stay fit and break free from the monotony of a demanding job. Over time, what began as a fitness routine evolved into a deep passion for endurance sports, eventually redefining her professional and personal identity.
Her rise as an ultra-runner has been marked by a series of achievements. In 2018, she earned her first Guinness World Record for running the most marathons by a woman in a single calendar year*. This milestone established her as a serious force in long-distance running.
She went on to complete the Kashmir to Kanyakumari run, covering approximately 4,000 kilometres in 87 days, another Guinness-certified feat. Shortly thereafter, she conquered the Golden Quadrilateral, a 6,002-kilometre route linking India’s major highways, in just 110 days, securing yet another world record.
Each of these runs required not only exceptional physical endurance but also rigorous mental conditioning, logistical planning, and resilience. Sufi has often credited her family for their unwavering support, especially her partner, who frequently serves as part of her on-ground support crew.
She has spoken about the challenges of acclimatising to high altitudes, training in extreme conditions, and preparing her body for prolonged exposure to thin air and severe cold.
Sufi’s expanding list of accomplishments has drawn the attention of corporate partners as well. In October 2024, Hindustan Zinc Limited appointed her as a brand ambassador, reflecting growing corporate confidence in her ability to inspire communities and promote fitness as a sustainable lifestyle choice.
Looking beyond national records, Sufi has set her sights on even larger international goals. According to previous interviews and public statements, she plans to undertake a “Run Around the Globe” expedition, covering tens of thousands of kilometres across multiple continents. She envisions the project not merely as an athletic challenge, but as a global mission promoting *Humanity, Oneness, Peace, and Equality, collectively referred to as HOPE.
Sufiya Sufi’s journey stands as a powerful testament to human resilience, courage, and the transformative power of unwavering determination. Her transition from a stable career in aviation to pushing the limits of endurance in the harshest Himalayan conditions reflects a profound belief in personal growth and self-discovery.
In a world often dominated by narratives of division and despair, her story offers a rare and uplifting reminder of what is possible through perseverance, discipline, and purpose. Her achievements celebrate not only athletic excellence, but also the boundless potential of the human spirit.
source: http://www.awazthevoice.in / Awaz, The Voice / Home> Stories / by Aasha Khosa / February 03rd, 2026
