sports for change

Born in one of the most notorious villages, Dhoti in the Latehar district situated in the red corridor of Jharkhand, Rupanti Munda has one dream -- to become a coach for the Indian football team.

Surendra Sharma uses his own salary to train over 30 underprivileged kids from the nearby slums free of cost.

With over 300 women footballers in the village, over 11 have successfully represented India and the state across age groups in various tournaments and won laurels.

Out of the 44 racers who qualified, only nine men reached the finish line. With an average speed of 10.86 miles an hour, Srinivas made it to the seventh spot.

India’s first and only startup committed to the overall development of young girls through sport and group therapy.

The match will take place on Aizwal FC’s home ground on July 1.

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Akhilesh was once a 'Don' and was wanted by the police for 45 cases against him. Today he is a completely different person and teaches football to kids living in slums and red light areas. Here's the inspiring story of how Akhilesh left his dark past behind and started a new life.

Tejas has survived all odds to pursue his dream of preparing the best under-19 football team in India comprised of only underprivileged children. Today he has a player as young as 5 who plays with national level players. From getting resources to meeting basic necessities, Tejas has done all of this from money out of his own pocket. Know more about the amazing talents of the Sparky Football team.

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