barublogRural Roots, National Glory
At the 13th National Gatka Championship in Chhattisgarh, Akal Academy Khamanon shattered expectations and lifted the spirit of Punjab, winning an astonishing 15 medals including 3 Golds, 10 Silvers, and 2 Bronzes.
This wasn’t just a victory, it was a declaration that villages don’t limit dreams, they form legends.
The Champions Who Led the Charge
The Golden Winners:-
These fearless young women carved their names in history:-
• Gurmanpreet Kaur – U-19 Girls Fari Stick (Gold)
• Ravneet Kaur & Jasleen Kaur – U-22 Girls Single Stick (Gold)
Their discipline, spirit, and skill didn’t just win medals, they inspired every young girl who wonders if she, too, can rise.
The Silver Winners:-
Ten students shone brilliantly with Silver medals:-
• Karanveer Singh – U-14 Boys Fari Stick
• Sehaj & Manjot Kaur – U-14 Girls Single Stick
• Ekamdeep & Harsirat Kaur – U-14 Girls Fari Stick
• Gursimran – Silver + Bronze ( Individual )
• Amrit, Navdeep, Jasmeen Kaur – U-17 Girls Single Stick
• Ashmeet Kaur – U-17 Girls Fari Stick
Each Silver tells a story of early mornings, endless practice, and an unbreakable spirit.
The Bronze Winners:-
These two students shines brightly with bronze medals:-
• Japnoorpreet Singh – U-17 Boys Single Stick
• Gursimran Kaur – U-17 Individual
Their medals are stepping stones to future championships and future leadership.
More Than Medals, A Movement
This achievement is not just a scoreboard moment, it is a loud and clear message to every rural child that you don’t need a big city to dream big, you just need courage, consistency, and belief.
Akal Academy, Khamanon has become a symbol of what Rural India can achieve when talent meets training.
A Call to Every Young Fighter
Every family has someone with the heart of a warrior. Someone who refuses to give up, and someone who can rise.
Who is that fighter in your home? Tell them their stage is waiting.
Because champions aren’t born in stadiums, they are born in villages just like Khamanon’s heroes.
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