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Saima Ubaid has won a gold medal in the local championship for lifting 255 kg. Saima Ubaid won a gold medal in a powerlifting championship.   |  Photo Credit: Twitter Srinagar: A 24-year-old woman named Saima Ubaid created history by becoming the first woman in Jammu and Kashmir to choose powerlifting as a career.  This is a sport where we rarely see a woman taking part in it. However, Ubaid is breaking stereotypes and proving everyone wrong, for all the right reasons.  A mother, Ubaid was inspired to take up this sport by her husband, Ubaiz Hafiz, who is a power...

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Jammu and Kashmir to be given statehood at appropriate time, says Amit Shah in Lok Sabha Home Minister Amit Shah Share Via Read Full Story Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday replied to the discussion on the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation (Amendment) Bill of 2021 in Lok Sabha. "Many MPs said that bringing the bill means that the union territory would not get statehood. I am piloting the Bill, I brought it. I have clarified the intentions," said Shah. TRENDING STORIESSee All Premium '3 world records in a month': India now holds world record for fastest road construction, says Gadkar...

Saima Ubaid becomes first woman power-lifter from Kashmir ANI | Updated: Feb 13, 2021 17:27 IST Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], February 13 (ANI): Saima Ubaid has become the first woman from Kashmir to chose a career as a power-lifter and securing a gold medal in the sport. Saima said her husband Ubaiz Hafiz, who is himself a power-lifter trained her and helped her achieve this milestone. "I suffered from excessive weight gain when I joined the gym. My husband helped me lose the excess weight. He trained me and lead the path to the carrier as a weig...

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