Yahya Khan wins third consecutive gold at CISCE Nationals, qualifies for SGFI Nationals
Ranchi: Yahya Khan of Bengaluru has once again made his mark in the world of school sports, winning his third consecutive gold medal at the 4th CISCE Nationals held in Ranchi. Competing in the Under-17, 46-48 kg category, Yahya's performance has now earned him a spot in the prestigious School Games Federation of India (SGFI) Nationals.
Yahya’s journey to victory was no easy feat. He put in relentless hard work, following a rigorous routine of running or cycling to school every morning, and dedicating two hours each evening to practice. Along with maintaining a strict diet, his discipline and commitment helped him overcome tough competition. His exceptional performance in the ring earned him accolades from various coaches at the event, further solidifying his place as a rising star in his category.
Reflecting on Yahya’s achievement, his mother, Huda, expressed her gratitude towards those who supported him throughout his journey. “I sincerely want to thank his school, especially his Principal, Ms. Monica, who always believed in him and encouraged him at every step. She helped him manage both his academics and his sports commitments. I also want to extend my heartfelt thanks to his coach, Abishek Samson, the man behind the machine, who consistently pushed him to excel. A special thanks as well to the Karnataka team coach, Mr. Anil Kumar,” she said.
Yahya’s dedication to the sport has paid off, with this gold adding to his impressive list of accomplishments. Recently, he also secured a silver medal in the Khelo India South Zone Talent Hunt, further highlighting his talent and potential for future success.
With his third gold medal in hand, Yahya Khan is now gearing up for the SGFI Nationals, where he will once again compete against the best in the country.
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Karwar: Businessman killed in house break-in; Wife critically injured
Karwar: In a violent attack early today, a businessman was killed and his wife seriously injured after intruders broke into their house in Hanakona village, Karwar taluk.
The victim, identified as 54-year-old Vinayak Nayka, died on the spot. His wife, Vaishali, sustained severe head injuries and was rushed to the Karwar district hospital for treatment.
Originally from Hanakona, the couple resided in Pune, where they were involved in industrial activities. They had returned to their hometown for the Sateri Devi Jatra in Panakona and were staying in a house there when the attack occurred.
The motive behind the attack, whether related to a personal dispute or a robbery, is still under investigation. The Chittakula police have launched an inquiry, with assistance from a dog squad and fingerprint experts who arrived at the scene.
