Balochistan martial artist Naz Gul Hazara has just bagged a gold medal in the International Karate Championship.
She is a hidden gem that hasn’t received any attention from the local media regardless of her achievements and talent. As per sources, there are many training centers where boys and girls can learn ancient martial arts, clad in exquisite karategi.
It is a great pride for the nation to have young girls such as Naz Gul Hazara from the Balochistan province, where women’s movement is quite restricted. Regardless of all odds, we witness more and more women coming forward and proving their worth and playing different roles in society, breaking social norms.
Meet Naz Gul Hazara from Balochistan, an international karate 🥋 player. Gull has represented Pakistan in many international events bringing 50+ medals for country.#NazGul #Balochistan pic.twitter.com/tDCqeanL9F
— Baloch Youth mobilizations (@BlhYouthMob) October 21, 2021
Quetta’s residents are skilled more than anyone else in the country. As per local sources, it has been revealed that Bruce Lee is one of the biggest inspirations behind making arts mainstream in their region. He is, in fact, a local hero. Many also wish to represent Pakistan on the global stage.
Martial arts are traditions of combat and codified systems that are practiced for many reasons. These include self-defense, competitions, physical, mental, and spiritual development, military and law enforcement applications, entertainment, and protecting a nation’s cultural heritage.
In the past couple of years, aspiring young girls have come out of the region. Last year, 15-year-old Malaika Zahid from Balochistan pursued her dream of becoming a boxer. She has been training for the past five years now. Malaika initially joined the boy’s training club as there were no facilities available for women in Balochistan. Her aspiration is boxer Amir Khan who greatly motivated her to become one of Pakistan’s top players.Â
Quetta, Balochistan To Get its First-Ever Girl Cadet College. Read the full story here:
The government of Balochistan has announced that it is making efforts to build the first-ever Girls Cadet College in Quetta. According to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP), the government has also decided to invest PKR 10 billion to build boarding schools in the region to provide quality education to the coming generations.
Quetta, Balochistan To Get it’s First-Ever Girl Cadet College
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