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Two girls from two states, two different backgrounds, but similar stories which intertwine over space and time. The podium in Istanbul was not just a dream pedestal for them, but a vehicle for Nikhat Zareen and Manisha Moun to change how their society perceived them, their family and their sport.
Nikhat Zareen won gold at the Women's World Boxing Championship last week, becoming just the fifth Indian woman to secure gold medal in the tournament's history. The 25-year-old, on Wednesday, took to social media to share a picture with Indian boxing legend Mary Kom, who has six gold medals in the World Championship, and wrote "No victory is complete without your idol's blessings." The two share history, having gotten into a tiff over qualification for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, and the picture has gone viral, getting over 10,000 'likes' and 500 retweets.
Two girls from two states, two different backgrounds, but similar stories which intertwine over space and time. The podium in Istanbul was not just a dream pedestal for them, but a vehicle for Nikhat Zareen and Manisha Moun to change how their society perceived them, their family and their sport.
Nikhat Zareen won gold at the Women's World Boxing Championship last week, becoming just the fifth Indian woman to secure gold medal in the tournament's history. The 25-year-old, on Wednesday, took to social media to share a picture with Indian boxing legend Mary Kom, who has six gold medals in the World Championship, and wrote "No victory is complete without your idol's blessings." The two share history, having gotten into a tiff over qualification for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, and the picture has gone viral, getting over 10,000 'likes' and 500 retweets.
World Championships - a bronze in the women's 57k g category - from the Istanbul meet. Sad, as her entry in the 57kg category won't be sent by the Boxing Federation of India (BFI) for the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. Reason: the BFI has chosen four weight categories in the women's boxing to represent the country at the CWG.
Nikhat Zareen is a powerhouse performer inside a boxing ring and she is displaying the same spunk and spontaneity while giving interviews as well as reacting to social media messages after her fabulous win the Women's World Boxing Championship. Nikhat has been given a hero's welcome by the country after she became only the fifth Indian woman to win a gold medal at the world championships.
India's Nikhat Zareen won the gold medal in the 52kg category at the Women's World Boxing Championship last week and she has been given a hero's welcome since returning to the country. The champion boxer came to the NDTV studios on Monday and spoke on a range of topics, including the tweet from Salman Khan in response to her earlier interview to the channel.
World Boxing Championship, Nikhat Zareen has now firmly set her sights on being the first among equals at the Paris Olympics with a top podium finish during the 2024 edition of the quadrennial extravaganza. Zareen clinched the coveted gold in the flyweight (52kg) division with a facile 5-0 win over Thailand's Jitpong Jutamas in the final of the Women's World Championship in Istanbul on May 19, thus becoming only the fifth Indian boxer to be crowned world champion.