Rajasthan’s daughter is increasing the pride of Rajasthan, has won many international medals in handball

It is said that if a person wants to do something, then what can he do. If there is a passion to do something in the mind, then history can be created by defeating all the troubles. Pooja Kanwar, who lives in Sikar, has shown this statement. Pooja has won several awards by playing five international handball competition for the country.

Pooja, who has lived in deprivation since childhood, was determined to do something in her life. The result of this is that today he has decided to do something for the country by defeating all his adverse circumstances. Pooja Kanwar, a resident of Sanvaloda Ladkhani in Sikar district, has won handball competition in five countries including China and Japan.

Pooja is still engaged in continuous practice for the country to win and win. Pooja has won 16 medals in national and international level sports so far. At the same time, the value of Rajasthan has been increased by winning medals in competitions held in other countries including China and Japan.

Pooja did her studies from the government school of Sanvaloda Ladkhani. Where physical teacher Madharam started training him in handball in class seven. Later coach Bhanwar Singh took over his reins, Pooja’s father Surendra Singh works as a mechanic with farming.

Pooja says that still the thinking of most parents is that the path of career in sports is not easy. Therefore, children get less support in the family to move forward in sports. But, in the changing times, there are immense career possibilities in sports. Players who perform the best in sports are also getting two percent reservation on the basis of out of turn. The foundation of players can also be strengthened by school education.