Jind: exceeding numerous deficiencies and obstacles, Haryana’s girls have left a brand throughout the country. In the 38th National Remark Championship held in Tehri, Uttarakhand, the girls of Haryana pocketed a series of medals. The teams of 20 states throughout India participated in the competition, and the girls of Haryana won several gold and silver medals.
In the double event, add and Kiran won gold medals. In the quadruple event of the girls, the same girls also secured a silver medal, along with two other girls, Pavitra and Diksha. In the double light of women, Diksha and Savita won a silver medal. In the double light of the children, Lakshya Rathi and Rohit won money. It was an intense game, and the boys lost the gold medal for a micro point, but they managed to secure the silver medal, said Chand Singh Chahal, a man of the retired army who trained these young rowers in the Haibatpur village of the Jind district.
In the Quadruple Male event, Lakshya Rathi, Ajay, Manjeet and Ravi won silver medals as a team.
Chahal said Haryana’s team took third place in India in the general matches, while Madhya Pradesh took first place, and defense services were second.
It is noteworthy that these children, who come from rural environments, do not have an adequate water installation for practice. Children practice to row in the water of the channel near the village of Haibatpur, but the channel only works for 10 days. After that, children have to move to another channel. Due to the lack of water facilities, children often roam from one place to another. Despite these deficiencies, they have shown that they can win medals for India internationally by bringing gold medals at home.
Kiran and Summan have asked the Haryana Government to organize water in a 2 -kilometer stretch of the channel that passes near the Haibatpur village in Jind, so that they can continue practicing after the water in the channel is stopped later 10 days. The Asian games are scheduled to take place at the end of this year, and the competition will be held in China in 2026. “Therefore, we urge the Haryana government to make the appropriate arrangements for water unemployment so that we can bring more international medals “. They added.
