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Nat'l-level boxer's daughter shines on basketball court
Nat'l-level boxer's daughter shines on basketball court

Time of India

time4 hours ago

  • Sport
  • Time of India

Nat'l-level boxer's daughter shines on basketball court

Ludhiana: For Pardeep Kaur, a national-level boxer who once dreamt of representing India internationally, watching her daughter shine in a global arena is a dream reborn. Her daughter, Tishmeet Kaur, is fulfilling that dream, not in the boxing ring, but on the basketball court. Tishmeet was a key player in India's Under-16 girls' basketball team that emerged victorious in the SABA qualifying zone held in the Maldives from June 12 to 15. India won all its matches in a dominant fashion, defeating Bangladesh, Maldives, and Sri Lanka. In the final, India again trounced Sri Lanka, winning by more than 50 points. What makes her achievement even more special is that Tishmeet was the only player from north India to make it to the national squad. Now, having helped India qualify for the final round of the Asian Basketball Championship (ABC), scheduled to be held in Malaysia this Sept, she is preparing to showcase her talent on the international stage. Pardeep Kaur, now a DPT physical education teacher at DAV School, Pakhowal Road, where Tishmeet is a Class XI student, shared, "I had played at the national level in boxing and told Tishmeet that she must go beyond that and achieve at the international level." by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Thị trường có dấu hiệu suy thoái không? IC Markets Đăng ký Undo Pardeep is proud of the commitment and discipline of her daughter. "Though Tishmeet draws inspiration from me, it is her hard work that is paying off. She wakes up early for training, goes again in the evening, and has never missed a session. Her dedication is incredible."

"Ma'ti" Center documents 61 resistance operations across Occupied West Bank, Quds
"Ma'ti" Center documents 61 resistance operations across Occupied West Bank, Quds

Saba Yemen

time5 hours ago

  • Politics
  • Saba Yemen

"Ma'ti" Center documents 61 resistance operations across Occupied West Bank, Quds

Ramallah – SABA: Palestinian resistance operations persisted across the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem last week, with 61 qualitative and popular resistance actions recorded against occupation forces and settlers. The Palestinian Information Center "Ma'ti" reported on Friday that resistance activities between June 13-19, 2025 included: - 2 shooting operations - 6 explosive device detonations - 10 confrontations thwarting settler attacks - 2 settler vehicle burnings The center noted that violent clashes erupted with occupation forces at 27 locations, featuring stone-throwing protests. Four mass demonstrations also erupted condemning the enemy's ongoing crimes and massacres against Palestinians. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (International)

Araghchi: Washington requests talks, Tehran refuses amid Israeli aggression
Araghchi: Washington requests talks, Tehran refuses amid Israeli aggression

Saba Yemen

time7 hours ago

  • Politics
  • Saba Yemen

Araghchi: Washington requests talks, Tehran refuses amid Israeli aggression

Tehran – SABA: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated on Friday that the United States has requested talks with Iran, but Tehran has rejected the overture, declaring such dialogue impossible while Israeli attacks and aggression continue. In an interview with Iranian state television, Araghchi said: "Under the current circumstances, with the Zionist regime's ongoing attacks against Iran, we have no interest in talks with anyone... The Americans want this—they have sent messages multiple times, serious messages—but we have made it clear to them that unless the aggression stops, there is no room for dialogue or diplomacy," according to Sputnik News Agency. Araghchi emphasized that Iran views the U.S. as a complicit partner in Israel's aggression against the Islamic Republic. "Some countries have mediated and presented proposals, but we have not engaged with the U.S. and will not engage," he added, dismissing reports of direct communication as false. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (International)

Barcelona signs Goalkeeper Juan García as First Summer Transfer
Barcelona signs Goalkeeper Juan García as First Summer Transfer

Saba Yemen

time2 days ago

  • Sport
  • Saba Yemen

Barcelona signs Goalkeeper Juan García as First Summer Transfer

Barcelona - SABA: FC Barcelona announced Wednesday the activation of the €25 million release clause for Spanish goalkeeper Juan García from Espanyol with the player set to join the first team for the new season. The club stated on its official website that Barcelona triggered García's termination clause worth €25 million plus additional living expenses with the 24-year-old goalkeeper scheduled to sign a six-year contract until June 2031 during a special ceremony at the Catalan club's offices this Friday. García who was part of Spain's gold medal-winning squad at the 2024 Paris Olympics impressed last season with Espanyol playing all 38 league matches conceding 51 goals while keeping 8 clean sheets and making 146 saves at an average of 3.84 saves per game earning him recognition as La Liga's top shot-stopper. This transfer marks German coach Hansi Flick's first signing since leading Barcelona to a domestic treble last season winning La Liga the Copa del Rey and the Spanish Super Cup. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print

Ludhiana girl Tashmeet shines as Indian team strikes gold
Ludhiana girl Tashmeet shines as Indian team strikes gold

Hindustan Times

time3 days ago

  • Sport
  • Hindustan Times

Ludhiana girl Tashmeet shines as Indian team strikes gold

Tashmeet Kaur, a basketball prodigy, has brought pride to the city by being the only player from the region to represent India in the U-16 girls basketball team that struck gold at the South Asian Basketball Association (SABA) qualifying zone matches held in Maldives from June 12 to 15. The Indian team dominated the tournament, defeating Bangladesh, Maldives, and Sri Lanka in one-sided matches. In the final, India once again overpowered Sri Lanka, sealing the title with a margin of over 50 points. Tashmeet, a Class 11 student of DAV Public School, Pakhowal Road, began her basketball journey in Class 8. Her dedication to the sport has been relentless. According to her mother, Pardeep Kaur, a boxer and a physical education teacher herself, Tashmeet follows a demanding routine, waking up as early as 5 am for her morning practice and heading for another session in the evening after school. Her coach, Saloni, who was also a part of the national coaching staff, praised Tashmeet for her determination and consistency. 'She was the only player from Punjab selected through the India camp held in Chennai. Despite recently joining us at Guru Nanak Stadium, she has shown tremendous promise,' said Saloni. Tashmeet's achievements include a bronze medal at the Khelo India Games held in Patna last month and has also represented her school in national-level games, adding to her growing list of accolades. Looking ahead, Saloni informed that the camp for the upcoming Asia Cup Championship is scheduled next month, where 20 girls will be shortlisted to represent India at the championship to be held in Malaysia in September. Officials of the Punjab Basketball Association, including president RS Gill and secretary general Teja Singh Dhaliwal, extended their congratulations to both coach Saloni and Tashmeet for their contribution to Indian basketball.

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