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Two-time world champion Nikhat Zareen is set to compete in the inaugural World Boxing Championships in Liverpool this September. Returning to the 51 kg category post-Olympics, she is focusing on strength, endurance, and mindset to claim her third title.
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The NMDC Hyderabad Marathon, India’s second-largest marathon and a World Athletics Label Race, will be held on August 24 with record participation of 28,000 runners. Nikhat Zareen unveiled the event jersey, as organizers target Rs 3 crore in charity contributions.
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Nikhat Zareen opened her campaign in the Elite Women's Boxing Tournament with a 4:1 win over Uttar Pradesh’s Rashi Sharma in the 48–51kg category
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Nikhat Zareen, Lovlina Borgohain, and over 100 boxers will compete at the Elite Women’s Boxing Tournament in Hyderabad, eyeing a place in the national camp and future international representation
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The assistance includes her airfare, boarding and lodging along with her coach, visa fees and medical insurance, among others
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Welcomes decision to appoint Nikhat Zareen and Mohammed Siraj as Deputy Superintendents of Police in Telangana Police Department
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The DGP announced the appointment of the ace boxer with a post on social media platform ‘X’.
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SATG honoured State’s rifle shooter Esha Singh and boxer Nikhat Zareen, presenting them with cheques of Rs 5 lakh each in recognition of their outstanding achievements.
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He told the state Assembly that the stadium will come up at Begarikancha on the outskirts of Hyderabad where the foundation was laid for Young India Skills University on Thursday.
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Telangana's boxer Nikhat Zareen, one of the strong medal contenders from India, bowed out of the Paris Olympics after she faced China's pugilist Wy Yu in a 0-5 bout. "Sorry Guys", an emotional Nikhat Zareen said after conceding to Wu Yu
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From the first bell, she exhibited superior footwork, precise jabs, and a keen sense of timing, which left her opponent struggling to keep up as the judges gave 5-0 unanimous decision in Nikhat's favour.
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As the clock ticks down for the upcoming Olympic Games in Paris, the question is whether India will undergo another transformation in the French capital
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London Olympics bronze medallist Shooter Gagan Narang replaces Mary Kom as India's Chef-de-Mission for the mega event
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India to send a contingent 120 sportspersons to Olympics, including Athletics team led by defending champion in men's javelin Neeraj Chopra
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Nizamabad boxer Mohammad Hussamuddin had underwent surgery last year and made a return to the ring recently
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CM Reventh Reddy felicitated the boxer and handed over the cheque to her. Later, Nikhat Zareen also took a ride in the bus with a free ticket, as part of the Mahalakshmi Scheme
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During her visit, Nikhat expressed happiness after learning about the facilities of the hospital and the process of providing free treatment to the poor
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Indian boxer Nikhat Zareen secured a well-deserved bronze medal in the Asian Games, while Agasara Nandini earned a bronze medal in the Heptathlon event
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Zareen and Raksat faced each other in the quarterfinals of the world championship earlier this year and the Indian boxer had emerged victorious.
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With this win, Nikhat has also confirmed her quota for the upcoming Paris Olympics which are scheduled to be held in 2024
