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Danish Manzoor from Baramulla has made India proud by winning a bronze medal at a major international taekwondo championship. His achievement is a historic moment for Jammu and Kashmir, highlighting the region's sporting talent. The win was made possible through intensive training and full sponsorship from the HELP Foundation. This victory is set to inspire a new generation of athletes from the area.

Key Points: Baramulla's Danish Manzoor Wins Bronze at Jordan Taekwondo Championship

  • Won bronze at the 13th Elites Cup in Amman, Jordan
  • Trained under Jordan Olympic coach Ayman Alhusami
  • Sponsored by the HELP Foundation for the event
  • Victory inspires young athletes across Kashmir
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Baramulla's Danish wins bronze for India at International Taekwondo Championship in Jordan

Danish Manzoor from Baramulla wins bronze for India at the 13th Elites Cup International Taekwondo Championship in Jordan, a historic achievement for J&K.

"“This medal is the result of the guidance of my coach, Master Atul Pangotra, and the immense support I have received from everyone who believed in me.” - Danish Manzoor"

Amman, Aug 22

Danish Manzoor, a young athlete from Baramulla, Jammu & Kashmir, has brought pride to India by securing a Bronze Medal at the prestigious 13th Elites Cup International Taekwondo Championship, held in Amman, Jordan, from 21st to 24th August 2025.

The tournament, organized by the Jordan National Taekwondo Federation, is regarded as one of the premier sporting events in the Arab world, attracting top athletes and Olympic contenders from across the Middle East.

Before the championship, Danish participated in an intensive International Taekwondo Training Camp from 6th to 20th August 2025 under the mentorship of Coach Ayman Alhusami, one of the national coaches of the Jordan Olympic team. His dedication and rigorous preparation culminated in his maiden international medal for India.

Danish expressed deep gratitude to his mentors and supporters. “This medal is the result of the guidance of my coach, Master Atul Pangotra, and the immense support I have received from everyone who believed in me. I dedicate this achievement to my coach, my family, and my country.”

This victory marks a historic moment for Baramulla and Jammu & Kashmir, showcasing the region’s sporting potential on the global stage. Danish’s achievement not only strengthens India’s presence in world Taekwondo but also inspires countless young athletes across Kashmir to dream big and aim high.

The HELP Foundation extended full sponsorship for both the training camp and the championship, making this achievement possible.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Heartwarming to see talent from Baramulla getting global recognition. Hope this inspires more youth in Kashmir to take up sports instead of getting distracted by negative influences. Kudos to the HELP Foundation for supporting him!
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Aman W
While this is great news, I wish our government would provide more systematic support to athletes from remote areas. Many talented kids never get these opportunities due to lack of funding and infrastructure.
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Sarah B
Bronze at an international championship is no small feat! The competition in Taekwondo is fierce, especially in the Middle East. Danish has made the entire nation proud. Jai Hind! 🥋
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Vikram M
This shows that with proper training and opportunities, our youth from Kashmir can achieve anything. Hope to see more such success stories in the future. Well done, Danish!
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Nisha Z
His humility in thanking his coach and family shows his good character. True champions are made not just of skill but also of values. More power to you, Danish! 👏

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