Former Jawalakhel captain Jaggu has been contributing to domestic football for 20 years. Under his captaincy, Jawalakhel won the Tilottama Gold Cup in 2067 BS, which was the first major title in Jawalakhel club history.
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Kalu Khadka Society (Kalanki, Khadka Village) honored football coach Jaggunath Khadka on Saturday. The society honored 22 Khadka personalities who have attained high positions in various fields, including Jaggunath.
Former Jawalakhel captain Jaggu has been contributing to domestic football for 20 years. Under his captaincy, Jawalakhel won the Tilottama Gold Cup in 2067 BS, which was the first major title in the history of Jawalakhel Club. Under his captaincy, Jawalakhel reached the final of the Aha-Rara Gold Cup in the same year and finished third in the Martyrs' Memorial 'A' Division League.
After his playing career, he has been playing the role of a coach. Jawalakhel recently played the ANFA U-16 'A' Division League under his coaching. 'Kalu Khadka Vansamvriksha', which contains the history of Kalu Khadka's family, was released at the honoring ceremony.
Kazi Birbal was the Bharadwaj of the Sen Raja of Palpa. There is a history of him moving from Palpa to Dhading after the unification of Nepal in Bikram Samvat 1820. Kalu, the female son of Birbal's son Vansamraj, came to Kalanki in 1890. Coordinator Ganesh Khadka informed that the Khadka family, which has since expanded, now has 653 households.
