Bengaluru Girls Shine in Boxing and Judo, Bringing Laurels to Abbas Khan College for Women
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By Staff Reporter
Young Athletes Make Their Mark
Bengaluru: The century-old Central Muslim Association (CMA) of Karnataka is witnessing a new era of academic and extracurricular excellence under the leadership of President Farook Mehmood and General Secretary Attar Syed Murtaza Hussain. Continuing this tradition of achievement, four students from the CMA-run Abbas Khan College for Women (PUC) have earned top honours in district-level boxing and judo competitions, proving that determination and disciplined training can yield remarkable results.
Boxing Silver for Keerthana and Huda
On 13 September, PUC students Keerthana (1st PUC) and Huda (2nd PUC) showcased grit and skill at the district-level boxing competition, each winning silver medals. Their success came after just 20–25 days of intensive training.
“The girls were punctual and practiced passionately every morning and evening. They built stamina and confidence through rigorous sessions, which reflected in their bold performances,” said Harshitha, the college sports trainer.
Judo Gold and State-Level Selection
Earlier, on 28 August, students Iqra and Ghousia struck gold at the district-level judo competition, earning a place in the upcoming state-level event. Their triumph highlights the college’s growing focus on sports as a vital part of education.
Praise for Commitment and Guidance
Sports trainer Harshitha commended the girls’ dedication: “The students were determined to do something exceptional. Their hard work and passion for the sport were truly inspiring.”
General Secretary Attar Syed Murtaza Hussain lauded both the athletes and their mentor. “We are proud of our students for winning gold and silver medals. I congratulate Miss Harshitha for guiding and motivating them to excel and achieve this milestone,” he said.
Encouragement for Future Champions
The CMA leadership continues to encourage students to embrace sports alongside academics. By fostering opportunities in athletics, the association demonstrates how discipline, teamwork, and perseverance help young women break barriers and build confidence.
The achievement of Keerthana, Huda, Iqra, and Ghousia stands as a powerful reminder that with commitment and the right support, students can balance education and sports to reach state and national levels.
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Key Quotes
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Harshitha, Sports Trainer: “The girls were punctual and practiced passionately every morning and evening. Their dedication and rigorous training helped them compete with confidence.”
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Harshitha, on Student Spirit: “They dreamed of doing something exceptional and worked tirelessly to turn that dream into reality.”
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Farook Mehmood, CMA President (suggested remark): “This success reflects CMA’s commitment to nurturing talent in both academics and sports, empowering young women to shine.”
- Attar Syed Murtaza Hussain, General Secretary, CMA: “We are proud of our students for winning gold and silver medals. Their hard work and Harshitha’s guidance made this achievement possible.”
