ANUP KUMAR, born 20th November 1983, is the former captain of the Indian Kabaddi team and is currently the coach of Puneli Parthan. He helped his team in India win gold medals at the 2010 Asian Games, 2014, 2016 South Asian Games and 2016 Kabaddi Worlds His Cup. Anup Kumar is considered the smartest of his Kabaddi players and a captain his cool who can easily turn a difficult match into an advantage. Known for shocking opponents. The toe touch is a trademark. He announced his retirement from all forms of Kabaddi sport on December 19, 2018.
Anoop was born in Parla village, Gurgaon district, Haryana, India. Ransingh Yadav (father) and Baro Devi (mother). He belongs to a simple middle-class family.
His interest in sports was never great, but he played kabaddi for fun in his spare time during his childhood. However, after he joined the CRPF in late 2005, his interest in the sport increased after being praised by his peers and by his CRPF his Kabaddi coach, his Amarsingh Yadav.
He soon decided to make sport his profession. In this process, his coach Amarsingh Yadav played a key role by providing him with proper equipment and information.
Anup Kumar made his international debut representing India at the 2010 Asian Games, where the Indian team won the final match capturing gold for the country defeating Iran by a 20-37 score.The feat was repeated in 2014 at the same tournament, where India won gold defeating Iran by a 27-25 score.Anup Kumar’s smart captaincy and high raiding skills helped the India team win gold at the 2016 Kabaddi World Cup.
The same year, under his captaincy India won gold at the 2016 South Asian Games.

Sufiya Khan is a long-distance runner who holds several world records and is the first female runner to complete the journey from Manali to Leh. Sufiya began her ultra-marathon ‘Himalayan Ultra Run Expedition’ at 7.34 a.m. on September 25, 2021. She finished her marathon on October 1, 2021, travelling 480 kilometres in 156 hours in challenging terrain and harsh meteorological conditions, climbing up to 5328 metres in altitude and gaining 8200 metres in elevation.

She was born and raised in the city of Ajmer. She was raised by her single mother after her father died when she was 16 years old. Sufiya had never been a runner or a sports fan when she was younger. Sufiya earned a diploma in aviation after graduation and began working as a ground staff member at New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport. Sufiya Khan had spent ten years as a ground handler at the Delhi airport. In 2019, she decided to leave her work in order to pursue her passion for running.

She began by running marathons and eventually ultramarathons. She claimed that running was an excellent way to see a new place while also spreading a message. She ran the Golden Triangle in 16 days in 2018, covering 720 kilometers between Delhi, Jaipur, and Agra. The next year, she completed a 4,000-kilometer journey in 87 days, 2 hours, and 17 minutes from Srinagar, Kashmir, to Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu.
She holds two Guinness World Records. She entered the Guinness Book Of World Records for the first time in 2019 when she became the quickest female runner along “The Indian Golden Quadrilateral Road.” Her next effort entails a round-the-world run. She wants to run around the world and circumnavigate it.

Diksha Dagar is a hearing impaired Indian female expert golf player, who has accomplished a few awards in her field. Dagar became famous in the game in November 2015 later she turned into the main beginner women golf player in India.
Diksha Dagar competed in the women’s individual golf event and won a silver medal for India at the 2017 Summer Deaflympics, which were the first Summer Deaflympics to include golf. Diksha has also qualified for the 2018 Asian Games, where she will compete for India. She’s also regarded as one of India’s most promising amateur golfers. After Aditi Ashok, she became only the second Indian female golfer to win the Ladies European Tour in 2019, and at the age of 18, she became the youngest Indian woman to achieve it.

Dagar and her hearing-impaired brother, Yogesh Dagar, began playing golf at the age of seven under the guidance of Narinder Dagar, their father. The International Golf Federation surprised Dagar with an offer to compete in the women’s individual event at the 2020 Summer Olympics.

Dagar won the 2019 South African Women’s Open in her first year on the Ladies European Tour at the age of 18, becoming only the second Indian woman to win a LET championship after Aditi Ashok in 2016. Dagar won the World Deaf Golf Championships in 2018 and placed second in the 2017 Summer Deaflympics in Turkey. She was one of three women golfers that represented India at the most recent Asian Games, which were held in Jakarta in 2018.

It’s all about the winning attitude for Diksha. As a result, she draws inspiration from two of the greatest athletes of all time: Novak Djokovic and Tiger Woods.