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Congratulations Palesha
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A girl from Nepal was making history in the Nepali sports world at the Grand Palace in Paris on Friday midnight here. With his contribution, Nepal has won a medal after 60 years of Olympic journey. Congratulations, Taekwondo player Palesha Govardhan. She won a bronze medal at the Paris Para Olympics.
It has made all Nepalis happy. Along with this, some questions have been raised. Is our aim just to join the game or to win? If the goal is to win the game, why not invest in the players and the sports structure? Today we have as much potential in female players as in male players.
Whether it's women's volleyball or women's cricket, we are close to victory. Even in women's football, our daughters are playing well in foreign clubs. Now the government should increase the investment in the game by tearing apart the differences. Women or men, these are the jewels of the nation. Guarantee their post-game employment with proper management under their protection.
– Ramakrishna Baral, Jorpati, Kathmandu
प्रकाशित : भाद्र १८, २०८१ ०९:५७
