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October 24, 2025

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Pakistani athletes suffer from lack of sports medicine

He believes better nutrition and medical care can prevent athlete burnout and create champions built to last. Rizwan Ahmed Aftab (left), CEO of Activit and Director at National Hospital DHA Lahore, with Olympic gold medalist Arshad Nadeem. PHOTO: ACTIVITY KARACHI/LAHORE: Pakistan’s renowned nutritionist, RD Rizwan Ahmed Aftab, Director at DHA National Hospital, Lahore, and Founder/CEO of Activit, highlighted that Pakistan is lagging far behind in the fields of nutrition and sports medicine. The country has seen world-class athletes perish due to lack of proper medical treatment for their injuries, and there is a history of athletes in football and bodybuilding

September 22, 2025

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Kenya athletes shine in Tokyo, but efforts against doping remain in the dark

Nairobi: Kenya athletes may have shone at the Tokyo World Championships, winning seven gold, but doping’s persistent allegations continue to throw a shadow, as the anti-doping world threatens to impose sanctions on the Eastern African country. Warning is anything but insignificant for a nation whose runners incorporate the Kenyans to hope that they raise families from poverty, a hopeless desire that can lead some above the line. Over the years and after many scandals, Kenya has repeatedly promised and invested millions to clarify the issue-but remains high on the worldwide anti-Doping (WADA) surveillance list. “Most of our athletes are running

August 31, 2025

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Pakistani athletes shine at the Sydney Marathon as Faisal Shafi runs in the record book

Karachi: Pakistani runners gave impressive performances at the Sydney Marathon on Sunday, the first edition of the event from his elevation to Abbott World Marathon Major Status, with Faisal Shafi in Karachi setting a worldwide Guinness record running in The race, now the seventh member of the Majors Marathon Majors series, along with Tokyo, Boston, London, Berlin, Chicago and New York, took runners on a graphic tour of Sydney’s most virtual milestones. The lesson was injured beyond the opera, beyond the port bridge, through the Royal Botanical Garden and along the picturesque waterfront of Sydney Cove. Faisal Shafi completed the

August 12, 2025

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Pakistani athletes win gold, silver in Malaysia Taekwondo

Pakistan athletes put medals after securing wins in the HERO OPEN TAEKWONDO Championship in Malaysia on August 10, 2025. Pakistani athletes shone at the Hero Open Taekwondo Championship in Malaysia, winning two gold and two silver medals with impressive performances. The extremely competitive event included over 2,000 athletes from 20 countries, making the achievements of the Pakistani team even more commendable. Muhammad Umar was a separate artist in the upper class, presenting excellent skills, focus and determination throughout the competition. He made the gold medal after winning a strong candidate from China in the final round. This victory marked an

July 27, 2025

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PSB increases cash rewards for athletes who won medal

Paris 2024 Olympics – Chaumet, Paris, France – February 1, 2024 A Gold Olympic Medal in Paris 2024 appears on the screen in Chaumet jewelry. – Reuters Karachi: The Pakistan Athletic Council (PSB) has greatly improved cash rewards for athletes who won the medal under revised policy approved during the 34th Board of Directors, incentives to create multiple categories and introducing new prizes for events. As part of the updated framework, the reward for a gold medal has tripled from 10 million Rs to RS30 million. Silver metals will now receive 20.5 million Rs, from 7.5 million Rs, while the

June 13, 2025

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PSB releases more than RS30MN as rewarding money for athletes, coaches

(From left to right) This collage shows Para-Athlete Ali Haider, star Squash Noor Zaman and champion Snoker Muhammad Asif. – AFP/Instagram/@Noorzaman/@Ibsfmedia Karachi: The Pakistan Athletic Council (PSB) has distributed RS30.83 million to athletes and coaches during the year 2024-25 according to national sports policy. These awards were given to 29 athletes who won the medal and their coaches for excellent performances and bringing laurels to Pakistan in various international competitions. The disbursements were made in different cases between November 2024 and May 2025. Haider Ali, who won a bronze medal in the Paris Paralympic, received RS5 million. Noor Zaman was

April 5, 2025

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Athletes were frustrated as France Mulls Muslim scarf ban on sports

A woman wearing a hijab walks to Trocadero Square near the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France, May 2, 2021. – Reuters On the outskirts of Paris, the 44 -year -old French Muslim architect Sylvie Ebererera focuses hard and pushes 80kg of bars and the weights are cleaned over the head cover. The single mother made her four children proud when she became the French national champion in the amateur category last year after discovering the sport at the age of 40. But now the Muslim is turning fears that he will no longer be able to compete as the French

February 6, 2025

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Trump Signs Order the ban on transsexual athletes

Kenya Runners Mary Moraa, right, Sarah Moraa, the second from the right, and Lilian Odira, center, are fighting for the lead in the 800 -meter final of women during Kenya Olympic Tests at Nyayo National Stadium at Nairobi on 14 June 2024. AFP Washington: US President Donald Trump signed an executive mandate on Wednesday, with the ban on girls and women involved in women’s sports, with supporters greeting it as a step towards justice and critics who condemned him as an attack on rights. of a marginalized group. The order directs the Ministry of Justice to ban girls and women

December 18, 2024

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Athletes shine as Punjab leads the medal tally

The medals were awarded by DDG Syed Naveed Ur Rehman to the talented players who displayed amazing skill and teamwork on 17 December 2024. — Facebook/PakistanSportsBoard ISLAMABAD: The Quaid-e-Azam Inter-Provincial Games, organized by the Pakistan Sports Board (PSB), continues to witness outstanding performances from athletes across the country. According to PSB Director General, a total of 351 medals, including 102 gold, 102 silver and 147 bronze medals, have been awarded so far. Punjab leads the medal tally with 126 medals, of which 62 gold, 41 silver and 23 bronze. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is next with 60 medals, including 11 gold, 23

September 29, 2024

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Pakistani athletes cross the Berlin Marathon 2024 trail with dazzling flair

Pakistan runners after the 2024 Berlin Marathon. — File Pakistani long-distance runners made a memorable impact at the Berlin Marathon 2024, showcasing their exceptional skills and unwavering endurance as they crossed the finish line with impressive flair. Dr Salman Khan (3:16:14), Shah Faisal Khan (3:29:40) and Fawad Karim (3:32:41) were the Pakistani athletes who led the pack. Shah Faisal after the match. — Archive Fawad Karim and Ali Gondal after the match. — Archive The women runners from Pakistan were also impressive with Dr Bsherri Anjum finishing in an excellent 3:14:31. Khoula Ahmed clocked 3:40:10, while Jevi Majid completed the

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