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Aaha! Rara Pokhara Gold Club's 23rd edition starts from 23 January 2024 to 3 February 2024. The Sahara Club Pokhara arranges the contest each year. The competition will take place at Pokhara Stadium. The All Nepal Football Association (ANFA) has announced the contest schedule. Club General Secretary Ramji Adhikari shared the preparation information for the tournament. As per the Club, the organiser teams, foreign teams, mofussil teams, Sahara Club Pokhara and A division clubs teams would compete in the match. The contest was organised under the slogan Let's collaborate for Sports Development to establish Pokhara as a city of sports tourism. In 2055 BS, the club was established and Aaha! Rara Gold Club is one of the ancient tournaments of the nation.

On Friday, Golden Boy Neeraj Chopra expressed his views about the failures at the start of his career that made him an athlete Champion today! Neeraj Chopra shares his views about the improvement of the performances of Indian players in the Javelin Throw game. He wants India to become the Superpowers in the Javelin. The Golden Boy, Neeraj Chopra, celebrates the incredible season of 2023. He achieved his first title in World Championship, followed by the success of the Diamond League and Asian Games. In 2019, his game journey paused for some time due to an injury in his right elbow. But he still maintains his position as the best player. Neeraj's triumph is not only an optimistic sign for Indian Javelin Sports but also for Indian Javelin players at the Global scale. In September month, three Indian players qualified for the finals in the Worlds. Neeraj Chopra, Kishore Jena and DP Manu were the three participants in the game. In the previous month, Jena earned a silver medal in...

In the men's National Tennis competition, Siddharth performed at the contest against Karan Singh. On the other side, Rashmikaa succeeded against champion Vaidehi Chaudhari on Saturday. In New Delhi at the DLTA Complex, there is tough competition among the 180 young talents in U-16 and U-18 titles in different categories.  Rushil Khosla has won the U-18 men's singles title, whereas Aishwarya Jadhav won the U-18 Singles trophy.  Siddharth Vishwakarma from Uttar Pradesh crowned with the achievement of champion on Friday. He defeated the Haryana's Karan Singh player with 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. Siddharth is feeling great as becoming the champion after five years. He is thankful for the support of his coach, Ratan Sir. He is ready for the upcoming tournament. Rashmikaa S Bhamidipaty from Telangana won the women's singles title by defending the Gujarat player Vaidehi Chaudhari.   Over Rs 21.5 lakh cash prizes and kit allowance awarded to Junior category players. The junior category...

Swift Indian skaters, men and women, show their excellent performance by achieving two bronze medals at the China 2023 Asian Games in the 3000-metre relay event.   India received the sweetest present from the Hangzhou Games of China on 2 October on Monday morning.  The Women's squad Roller skating included Sanjana Bathula, Karthika Jagadeeswaran, Heeral Sadhu, and Aarathy Kasturi Raj, who achieved the medals on the ninth day of the tournament, and the women's roller skating contest finished at 4:34:861s. Chinese Taipei completed the race in 4:19.447 seconds and ranked first place. While, South Korea earned the silver medal in 4:21.146 seconds. The Men's Roller Skating team involves Aryanpal Singh Ghuman, Anandkumar Velkumar, Siddhant Kamble, and Vikram Ingale, who bagged a bronze medal in the roller skating contest in 4 minutes 10.128 seconds.  Chinese Taipei ranked first in roller skating at 4:5.692 seconds, whereas South Korea earned a Silver medal at 4:5.702 seco...

Indian boxers Preeti Pawar and Lovlina Borgohain, under the category 54 Kg and 75 Kg, secured their place for medals in the Asian Game of China 2023. 19-year-old Preeti defeated Kazakhstan boxer Zhaina Shekerbekova with scores of 4-1 in the Women's 54 kg weight category on Saturday.   Preeti initiated her fighting in the attacking mode, but her defence broken by the more experienced player Zhaina, a three-time World Championship Player. Assured Indian boxer Pawar continuously pummeled on the Shekerbekova to take the lead in the first round. She takes the 3-2 lead in the initial match round. Preeti had a challenging fight with a 33-year-old experienced Zhaina as both constantly threw punches at each other in the final 180 seconds but in an inaccurate way. Over time, Zhaina got tired, but Pawar continuously attacked her to win the match.  Mean time, Bronze medalist Lovlina Borgohain of the Tokyo Olympics achieved the medal as she won the match against South Korea's Suchyeon...

Five players from India with their two coaches missed out on the FIDE Junior Chess Championship that is going to organise in Mexico. The team members did not get their visas on time, even after the efforts of legal authorities.  FIDE World Junior Chess Championship 2023 will held in the City Of Mexico, and the competition will be organised from 22 September to 2 October 2023. The names of players who did not get the visas are Vrashank Chouhan, Arun Kataria, Bhagyashree Patil, Prraneeth Vuppala and Femil Chelladurai, and the coaches are Pravind Thipsay M and Kiran Agrawal.   Bharat Singh Chouhan, FIDE Advisory board chairman, said he witnessed this sort of condition for the very first time in his Chess career. The Indian players will face a huge setback as they are not getting the visas. The players are medal holders. According to Bhagat Singh, visa issues arose from the Mexican Embassy.     CRG Krishna (male) and Tarini Goyal (female) are the two coaches who re...