Pinki Rani, was born on 28th
April, 1990 in Village - Sarsana, Hisar, Haryana in a middle class family. Till 1997, she spent her life in village
itself and then shifted to Hisar. Pinki’s father, Shri. Krishan Kumar is
working as Kanoongo, D.C. Office, Hisar and mother Smt. Prem Devi is homemaker.
She is youngest among three siblings.
Pinki is competing in boxing game which has
largely been dominated by men till recent times. Pinki is one of the exceptions
in the state of Haryana, where perception of the society about women has not
considered to be fair or at par with the developed societies, and where Dalits,
backward vulnerable persons considered not to make it to the games because of
the society attitude.
But Pinki’s more than 10 years of dedicated
journey has not been less exciting and she fights against odds to win Bronze
medal in Commonwealth Games, Glasgow 2014, recent top most achievement. Pinki
was captain of Women team at Arafura Games, Australia 2011 and World
Championship, Jeju, South Korea 2014 and her recent carrier best ranking in
World is 2.
Contribution
to Society/Community: Pinki has participated in
many movements to uplift the status of women in the society. She featured in
“Beti Bachao Beti Padhao” program initiated by Haryana government last year and
facilitated by Government of Haryana on International Women Day 2015 for
outstanding contribution in Sports. She
was also showcased in “Ab Ke Baras Mohe Bitiya Hi Dijo” an initiative to
empower women by Focus News in Collaboration with Ministry of Women and Child
Development, Government of India.
She inspired whole young women generation
to come out to fulfill dreams. She educated senior generation to look beyond
gender/caste factors and provide equal opportunities to females. As results of
her committed efforts, many young girls are taking up sports as their carrier.
Pinki congratulates Government of Haryana for their committed effort for equality of women in every field and now she perceives that atmosphere in Haryana is great for women even in sports. New game development policies encourage youngster women to take up sports and Haryana is leading the country in terms of game medals for us it is a matter of joy and pride is also on his players.
Pinki is optimistic about her preparation
for Rio Olympics 2016 and make proud India by winning medal.
Website/Wiki:
Detail
of achievements:
Pinki has won
medals in various International and National tournaments, listed below are
major:
● Won Bronze Medal in XX Commonwealth
Games, Glasgow 2014
● Won Gold Medal in President Cup,
Indonesia 2014
● Won Silver Medal in 3rd
Nations Cup, Serbia 2014
● Participated in World Women Boxing
Championship 2012
● Won Silver Medal in 6th Asian Women
Championship, Mongolia 2012
● Won Gold Medal and Best Boxer Award in
Arafura Games, Australia 2011
● Won Gold Medal in Indo-Sri Lanka dual
boxing championship 2010
● Won Gold Medal continuously four times
in All India Inter-Railway Boxing Championships in 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015 years
● Won Gold Medal in 1st Monnet
Women Elite National Boxing Championship, Raipur 2014
● Won Gold Medal in 13th Senior Women's
National Boxing Championships, Guwahati 2012
● Won Gold Medal in 4th
Inter-Zonal Women National Boxing Championships, Visakhapatnam 2012
● Won Gold Medal in 7th Senior
Women North India Boxing Championship, Bhopal 2012
● Won Silver Medal in 12th
Senior Women’s National Boxing Championship, Bhopal 2011
● Won Gold Medal in 34th National Games,
Jharkhand 2011
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