Jalore : 14-year-old Krishna Kanwar from Bhutawas village of Ramseen, Jalore has been selected in the Rajasthan Hockey team. She will show her strength in the Rajasthan hockey team in the 14-year age group national hockey competition to be held in Mandsaur, Madhya Pradesh on 7th December. This dialogue of ‘Mhari Chhori Ke Chhora Sa Kam Hain’ has been made true by Krishna Kanwar Deora, daughter of Bhootwas, a village with a population of 100 houses. Krishna Kanwar made his place in Rajasthan’s 14-year age group hockey team on the basis of his better and excellent performance. With the selection of Krishna Kanwar at the national level, there is a wave of happiness not only among the parents but also people from nearby villages are sending congratulatory messages to the girl and encouraging her.
Father had seen a dream, daughter fulfilled it
Krishna Kanwar’s father Bhavani Singh Deora himself has been a hockey player. Has played at the state level twice but could not be selected at the national level. But he did not give up and used his talent to give better training to his daughter. He made his daughter capable enough to fulfill the dreams he had seen through hard work and dedication.
Jalore team in-charge Rajendra Singh said – Jalore team had performed better in the state level hockey competition held at Dholasar Phalodi from 25th October. Had defeated three teams of his group and ended the match in a draw with a strong team like Hanumangarh Garh in which Krishna Kanwar displayed his excellent game and due to his excellent playing skills he has been selected at the national level. Krishna Kanwar has ended the years-long drought in the girls category in hockey. This brave girl from a small village has proved her mettle and has served as an inspiration for the girls of Jalore. The girl is currently studying in class eight in Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati Public School, Mandoli. Uncle Abhay Singh had started hockey in this school. Now the niece has made her uncle’s efforts successful by getting selected at the national level. Along with his father, uncle Vikram Singh taught him the nuances of hockey which further improved his game.
