Farzana Khantoon Wins Silver in PU District Karate Competition
Bengaluru, Karnataka — Showcasing remarkable skill and determination, Farzana Khantoon, a second-year Pre-University (PUC) student of Abbas Kan College for Women, clinched the silver medal in the –64 kg Kumite category at the PU District Karate Competition held on Friday at Transcend College.
Student Shines in District-Level Event
Farzana’s achievement highlights the growing participation of young women in martial arts across Karnataka. Competing against a strong field, she displayed exceptional technique and perseverance to secure second place.
“Farzana’s dedication and discipline have truly paid off. Her performance is a matter of pride for our institution,” said Ayesha Rukhsar, Principal of Abbas Khan PU College for Women, under whose banner the students participated.
Supportive Leadership and Encouragement
The college management credited the success to consistent encouragement for sports and physical education. “We believe that empowering young women through sports builds confidence and leadership. Farzana’s success is an inspiration to her peers,” noted Zohra Begum, Vice Principal of the college.
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Central Muslim Association’s Role
Abbas Khan College for Women and MS Polytechnic are managed by the Central Muslim Association (CMA) of Karnataka, which has been active in promoting holistic development for students.
“We are committed to nurturing talent beyond academics. Achievements like these reaffirm our mission to provide opportunities for students to excel in every field,” said Attar Syed Murtaza Hussain, Secretary of CMA of Karnataka.
Inspiring Young Aspirants
Faculty members expressed hope that Farzana’s accomplishment would motivate more students to participate in sports at the district and state levels. The college plans to enhance training facilities to help students aim for national championships in the future.
Farzana’s silver medal stands as a testament to the dedication of students, the support of educators, and the vision of the Central Muslim Association in promoting both education and extracurricular excellence across Karnataka. 
Ayesha Rukhsar, Principal: “Farzana’s dedication and discipline have truly paid off. Her performance is a matter of pride for our institution.”
Zohra Begum, Vice Principal: “We believe that empowering young women through sports builds confidence and leadership. Farzana’s success is an inspiration to her peers.”
Attar Syed Murtaza Hussain, CMA Secretary: “We are committed to nurturing talent beyond academics. Achievements like these reaffirm our mission to provide opportunities for students to excel in every field.”
Ishtiyaq, Karate Master: “Farzana’s focus and perseverance during training were outstanding. She has the mindset of a champion, and this silver medal is just the beginning of her journey.”
