KRM BUZZMORE THAN ATHRILL,A TEST OF WILL.29.04.2026 WEDNESDAY KRM BUZZAn Out and Out Student IntiativeSPORTS: BEYONDPASSIONMORE THAN ATHRILL,A TEST OF WILL.Sports include all physical activities that helpkeep us fit and healthy. They play a vitalrole in our lives by helping us maintain ourbodies and overall well-being.Engaging in physical activity causes the bodyto release hormones like dopamine andGABA. This helps reduce stress and improveour mood.“Sports is the key to a fit and healthy life”because when we participate in activities likeathletics, running, or swimming, we burncalories and eliminate toxins from ourbodies through sweat.Taking part in sports and athletics makes aperson feel free, confident, and calm. Duringthese activities, individuals set new goalseach time they begin. Achieving these goalsrequires determination and continuouseffort.April Edition 2026
Letter From the EditorialBoardDear ReadersIn every cheer that echoes across a field, in every silent moment before a decisivemove, and in every story of triumph and defeat, sport reveals itself as something fargreater than just a game. This edition, Sports: Beyond Passion, invites you to lookpast the surface of competition and explore the deeper meaning that sport holds inour lives.At its heart, sport is often described as passion—a love for the game, a drive to win,a dedication to improve. But beyond that passion lies discipline, resilience, and anunspoken understanding of perseverance. It is in early morning practices, insetbacks that demand comebacks, and in the quiet determination to keep goingwhen the odds seem insurmountable.Sport has the power to unite people across boundaries, bringing togetherindividuals from different backgrounds under a shared purpose. It teaches uslessons that extend far beyond the field—about teamwork, leadership, humility, andgrace in both victory and defeat. Through every challenge, it shapes not onlystronger athletes but also stronger individuals.In this edition, you will find stories that celebrate not just achievements, but thejourneys behind them. From insights into the lives of athletes to reflections on therole of sport in building character, each piece highlights how sport continues toinfluence and inspire us in ways we often overlook.As you turn these pages, we hope you discover a new perspective—one that seessport not just as a display of skill or passion, but as a powerful force that moldsidentity, fosters connection, and reflects the very essence of the human spirit.Happy ReadingEditorial Board
Content4Wisdom Corner11The English Atelier7Poetry and Worth-A-Visit8Movie and Book Review10Career Buzz9Start-up Quest5Canvas Chronicle13Sanskrit Article15French Article14Hindi Article16German Article17QnA Junction
I firmly remember the day I picked up a basketball. It was round, bouncy, andweird to grip. I do not, however, remember the day I ever thought of quittingthe sport. Because, to me, it wasn’t just a ball, it was a way of living. Passionis the ever-burning fire that drives us to be better.Passion sure does get you started. But passion is unreliable. It’s there whenyou make a shot, win a game. But it begins to fade when you miss 5 in a row,when your legs are heavy, knees weak, palms are sweaty. No one notices theeffort you put in. What separates players isn’t how much they love the game,it’s what they do with it. Are you willing to put in the effort to becomegreater than you were? To use the passion you have, to be the version ofyourself you sought to be when you first picked up the ball? Ambition is saidto be endless. A void, you can never fill. Discipline? It’s limited, weak,useless… Unless you realize. Discipline is what fills the void. Disciplinedrives passion and passion drives discipline. It’s a perfect symbiosis.Then there’s something quieter… awareness. Understanding where you areweak, where your team breaks down, and what the game is asking you in thatexact moment. Passion makes you loud. Discipline makes you consistent.Awareness makes you dangerous. If you wish to build something, whether ateam, a system, or just your own game, don’t rely on passion to carry it. Buildsystems that survive bad days, a foundation that is invulnerable underpressure. A mindset that doesn’t require motivation to function. Because atthe end, every player faces the same question: Who are you when the feelingis gone? If passion keeps you steady, what are you without it?The answer is where the real sport begins.Wisdom CornerADHRIT NARANG | XI C
When Andy Warhol met Muhammad Ali in the late 1970s, itwasn’t just an artist encountering a subject—it was one iconrecognizing another. By then, the world unanimously agreedthat even amongst the most famous athletes and sportspeople ofall time, Muhammad Ali still stood a league above. Themeeting of these two titans in their respective fields felt almostinevitable, like two streams destined to cross paths. Painted in1978 and part of Warhol’s Athletes series, the portrait payshomage to the legendary boxer, not by attempting to revealsomeCanvas Chronicleworld had already embraced.Warhol began with a Polaroid photograph taken during their session, transformingAli into an image before translating him into paint. This step was crucial to hisprocess, because, by flattening Ali into a photograph, he aligned him with the verylanguage of mass media, the same language through which his legend had been built.The image was then transferred to canvas using Warhol’s characteristic silkscreentechnique, allowing for both precision and distortion. Blurry lines, smudged ink, andcolours that bleed out of their boundaries and into one-another work together tocreate a perfectly maintained balance between intentional and accidental.What makes the work resonate is the convergence of their legendary reputations. Ali,who had spent his career crafting his own myth through charisma, defiance, andperformance, meets Warhol, an artist obsessed with the mechanics of fame andrepetition. Neither diminishes the other. Instead, the portrait becomes a collaborationof sorts, Ali offering his image, and Warhol refining it into something permanent.In the end, the portrait is less about likeness and more about translation: how a manbecomes an image, and how that image becomes history.hidden facet of the icon but by emboldening what theADITYA PRATAP SINGH | XI
Poetry and Worth - A - VisitIn his classic poem “Vitai Lampada” (Latin for \"The Torchof Life\"), Henry Newbolt explores a sentiment that wasdeeply ingrained in the Victorian era, the idea that thecharacter built on the sports field is the same character thatcarries a person through the darkest trials of life. It’s astirring, rhythmic piece that connects the \"breathless hush\"of a cricket match to the \"dust and smoke\" of a battlefield.The poem is structured in three distinct movements. It openson a tense cricket pitch where a young player faces immensepressure, ten runs to win, one wicket left. The second stanzashifts abruptly to a chaotic desert battle where a regiment isfalling apart. Finally, the third stanza acts as a bridge,explaining that the lessons learned at school aren't just forgraduation day; they are a \"torch\" passed from onegeneration to the next.The heartbeat of this poem is its famous refrain: “Play up!play up! and play the game!” Newbolt isn't just talking aboutfollowing the rules of a sport. He’s using cricket as ametaphor for a moral code. A few key themes stand out:1.The Unselfish Motive: The player isn't striving for a\"ribboned coat\" (medals) or \"season’s fame\" (personalglory). He does it for the team and the \"captain’s handon his shoulder.\"2. Stoicism Under Pressure: By placing the cricket matchand the battle side-by-side, Newbolt suggests that themental toughness required to win a game is the samegrit needed to survive a crisis.-Henry NewboltThe Olympic Games site in Greece presents ahistorical location that showcases athletic traditionsand cultural heritage. The site serves as an importantheritage site because it marks the location where thefirst Olympic Games were held.Visiting Olympia provides an authentic experiencethat enables visitors to experience the past. Theancient stadiums and training areas and templespreserve historical evidence about the athletes whocompeted with both bravery and dedication. TheTemple of Zeus which once housed one of the SevenWonders of the Ancient World, provides visitorswith an impressive and majestic experience.Olympia attracts visitors because its historical valuegenerates emotional responses from people whovisit. The site demonstrates three core values thathave persisted throughout sports history to thepresent day. The museum located nearby enhancesvisitor experience through its collection of ancientartifacts and sculptures.Olympia demonstrates how sports evolved into aworldwide cultural phenomenon. The site ofOlympia provides all three visitor groups with anoutstanding experience which will leave them feelinginspired.Olympia: A Worth-a-Visit DestinationAANYA TYAGI | XI B BHAVYA JAIN | XI1 B
Movie and Book ReviewTo begin with,“Chak De! India” is the perfect choice fora sports-themed review, not just because of the game itportrays, but because of how beautifully it portraysemotional and social structures. It feels like the kind offilm you can rewatch on a quiet Sunday with your family,yet still experience every emotion as intensely as the firsttime.At its core, the film explores the obstacles faced by thecoach, Kabir Khan, whose love and passion for hockeynever faded, even after being misjudged and rejectedbecause of his identity. What makes this story trulyspectacular is not just his fall, but his decision to riseagain. Despite losing everything, he chooses to return tothe same path, holding onto a quiet but unshakable hope.That kind of passion, the kind that survives humiliation,loss, and isolation, is what defines the soul of the film. Atthe same time, the players reflect another layer ofcomplexity. They come from different regions,backgrounds, and beliefs, and at the start, as expected,clash with one another. Their journey is messy, filled withego clashes, arguments, and moments of division. Butslowly, something shifts. They begin to let go of theirdifferences, choosing the game over their pride.The film reflects that true faith, for all those people,doesn’t lie in labels or identities, but in the sport theylove. Hockey becomes more than just a game; it becomesa space where they find unity, purpose, and belonging.”Chak De! India” goes beyond passion. It shows thatsometimes, passion is not just about love for something, itis about choosing it again and again, even when the worldtries to tear you apart from it.with the theme of the book.The wise selection of sportspersons and the excellent wayof presenting their details in a storytelling manner makethis book a treat to read. The author did deep researchabout every sportsman/woman he has written about. Hehas shared information not only about the sports journey,rewards, accolades, and controversies, but has alsothrown light on the childhood, family background,growing up years, education, previous jobs before gettinginto sports, and other challenges in the lives of thesportspersons described. You would read about almost allsports, ranging from Cricket to Hockey, Tennis toBadminton, Chess to Gymnastics, Football to Boxing,and so on. Thiswas an entertaining book for me as I discovered so manyunknown facts about my favorite players who had made itto the author's list. To name a few - Lionel Messi,Cristiano Ronaldo, Shoaib Akhtar, Vishwanathan Anand,and of course, the master blaster, Sachin Tendulkar.The author is a feminist and this is quite evident from hischoice of players, as he has included many women, too.The pride of our nation, Dipa Karmakar, Mary Kom, PVSindhu and Saina Nehwal have all made it to this bookand it was an absolute delight to read about theirinspiring journey.As the name indicates, thisbook is about 26 legendarysportspersons from varioussports who showcased theiramazing talent and wonmillions of hearts. The authorhas carefully pickedwonderful personalities acrossall sports, age groups andgenerations and has sharedsome really interestinginformation about each one ofthem. The coverpage is simple, attractive and goes wellSHAMBHAVI TRIVEDI | X B TWISHA GUPTA | XI A
Startup QuestSports and fitness are an important part of everyone’s lives, especially athleteswho depend on their health to play well and earn money. Tracking not just stepsbut also sleep, heart rate, stress, and recovery becomes not just a side project butessential. To help with this, Will Ahmed, a Harvard graduate, founded thecompany WHOOP in 2012.WHOOP is not an ordinary fitness band company that makes smartwatches. Butrather, deep monitoring devices that are meant to be worn on the wrists. Theselling point of the watch is that it is not for casual users but rather for seriousathletes.WHOOP bands do not contain a screen to display time or notification but ratherhave many sensors that track various body functions such as heart rate, stresslevels, sleep patterns, recovery, and daily strain. All this data is then sent to theapp by the watch. This data is not only available for viewing but also used by anAI trainer to give personalized recommendations to help you train and get intobetter shape.Their business model is interesting as, instead of providing one with a smartwatch for a prize and a free app, the company instead sells you a subscription tothe app and the watch is often included in the prize of the subscription. This hasled to better and more revenue generation than other smart watch companies likeBOAT or Fast Track.Some positives of the company are that the insights are deep and not just datathrown at you; it has genuinely helped to improve sleep and recovery, and it isvery comfortable to wear 24x7. Some downsides include a high subscription priceand the fact that it is overkill for casual users.ARYAV SAREEN | XII B
Career BuzzA career in the sports domain is not limited to performers- they are far broader thanthey appear. While Virat Kohli managed to get love from his powerful shots, hiscoach and mentor, Rajkumar Sharma, guided them. Behind every successfulathlete, like none other than Mary Kom, it was her coach, M. Narjit Singh who hadpaved the path for her to follow. But it does not stop here, the people who broughtthe stories of these athletes to life are SPORTS JOURNALISTS.Everyone who loves sports dreams of becoming an athlete. Some find love incapturing the smallest of moments, telling stories behind the game and sharingexperiences with others. This is where sports journalism emerges as a lucrative anddynamic career.Sports journalism creates a bridge between the game and its audience. As Pelé oncesaid,” Success is no accident”, sports journalists are the ones who capture thejourney and the struggles of the success of athletes and share it with the world.However, like any other career, sports journalism comes with its own challengesworking with tight deadlines, travelling often and adapting to new situations, andthe pressure to deliver correct information. Despite all these, sports journalism isone of the most highly rewarding to those passionate about both sports andstorytelling.The journey of sports journalism:• Everything starts with a passion, and so does this. A strong interest in watchinggames, staying updated with players and rules, and being simultaneously interestedin the backstory of players. A strong interest helps you speak up more efficientlyabout the game.• Being ambiguous to others’ opinions while being able to express your thoughtsconfidently makes your audience engage better. Always stay updated, keep a trackof tournaments to understand trends
Career BuzzSANAA GABA | X C• Work on your writing skills and vocabulary. Try writing reports of old orrecent matches or blogs for practice. In a world full of emerging writers, yourstyle matters. Find your own, unique way of penning down your thoughts.• After school, one can pursue courses in mass communication or media studiesto understand reporting and media ethics. Start writing early for magazines,blogs or social media pages to gain maximum practice.Career options:➢ Print Media: work as a sports reporter in magazines, newspapers or as acolumnist. Write match reports, player profiles or opinions. This domainrequires strong writing skills and sports knowledge.➢ Television & Broadcasting: Work as a sports anchor, presenter, orcommentator, speak during live matches, pre-match and post-match analysis.Interview players and experts before and after matches, asking about theirexperience. This requires major communication skills and knowledge aboutupdates.➢ Digital Media & Online Platforms: Work for sports websites, apps, or onlinenews portals. Write articles, create short videos, and post updates. Coverleagues like the Indian Premier League in real-time or tournaments like theOlympics➢ Social Media & Content Creation: Create content on platforms likeInstagram, YouTube, and blogs. Share match analysis, opinions, reels, orpodcasts. Build your personal brand as a sports creator.➢ Freelance Journalism: Work independently and write for multiple platforms.Cover specific sports or events. This allows freedom to choose topics and thestyle of speaking and writing. Establish yourself as yourself, not a company
RiddleMethisI have no voice, yet I roar in crowds.I have no legs, yet I travel miles.I can unite millions or break a heart inseconds.What am IThe English AtelierVocabularyVaultThe Olympic gold medals aren’t actually madeof solid gold. They’re mostly silver, coatedwith just about 6 grams of gold. So even at thehighest level, things aren’t always what theyseem—just like sports being more than purepassion.Grit: Courage and determinationdespite difficulty or setbacks.For example: In sports, grit oftenmatters more than talent, it’s whatkeeps athletes going when the gamegets tough.BHAVYA JAIN | XII Bhct a ma/ e mag A: re wsnAFunfact
संस्कृत सौरभSAANVI GUPTA | XIशी र्षकम्: नि स्स्वा र्थशि ष्यः एकलव्यः(Eklavya: The Selfless Disciple)पुरा का ले हस्ति ना पुरस्य समी पस्थे वने एकलव्यः ना म कश्चन नि षा दबा लकः प्रति वसति स्म। तस्य मनसिमहा न् अभि ला षः आसी त् यत् सः श्रेष्ठः धनुर्धरः भवेत्।(In ancient times, near Hastinapura, lived a Nishada boy named Ekalavya. In his mind wasa great desire to become an elite archer.)सः द्रो णा चा र्यस्य समी पम् अगच्छत्, परन्तु द्रो णा चा र्यः तं शि ष्यत्वेन न स्वी कृतवा न्, यतः सः केवलं रा जपुत्रा न्एव शि क्षयति स्म। एकलव्यः दुः खि तः जा तः , कि न्तु सः न वि चलि तः ।(He approached Dronacharya, but the teacher did not accept him as a disciple because heonly taught royal princes. Ekalavya was sad but remained undeterred.)एकलव्यः वनं प्रत्या गत्य द्रो णा चा र्यस्य मृण्मयीं मूर्तिं रचि तवा न्। सः प्रति दि नं तस्याः मूर्तेः पुरतः वन्दनां कृत्वाधनुर्वि द्या याः नि रन्तरम् अभ्या सम् अकरो त्। तस्य एका ग्रता एव तस्य वा स्तवि कं सा मर्थ्य म् आसी त्।(Returning to the forest, he crafted a clay statue of Dronacharya. Every day, bowing beforeit, he practiced archery incessantly. His concentration was his true strength.)एकदा पा ण्डवाः आखेटा य वनम् आगताः । कश्चन शुनकः एकलव्यं दृष्ट्वा भषि तुम् आरब्धवा न्। एकलव्यःसप्तभिः बा णैः ता दृशं तस्य मुखं पूरि तवा न् येन तस्य शब्दः रुद्धः , कि न्तु शुनकस्य पी डा न अभवत्। एतत्कौ शलं दृष्ट्वा द्रो णा चा र्यः अपि वि स्मि तः अभवत्।(One day, the Pandavas came to the forest to hunt. A dog began barking at Ekalavya. Withseven arrows, he filled the dog’s mouth in a way that silenced It without causing injury.Seeing this skill, even Dronacharya was amazed.)द्रो णा चा र्यः एकलव्यस्य नि ष्ठां दृष्ट्वा तं गुरुदक्षि णां पृष्टवा न्। एकलव्यः स्वस्य अङ्गुष्ठं कर्तयि त्वा गुरवेसमर्पि तवा न्। अङ्गुष्ठं वि ना अपि सः महा न् धनुर्धरः अभवत्।(Recognizing his dedication, Dronacharya asked for guru-dakshina. Ekalavya cutoff his right thumb and offered it to his teacher. Even without his thumb, heremained a legendary archer.)
खेल: जुनून से आगेजी त से नहीं , प्रया स से पहचा न बनती है ; मैदा न सि खा ता है, हा र भी एक सी ख है।खेल केवल जी त और हा र तक सी मि त नहीं हो ते, बल्कि ये हमा रे जी वन का एकमहत्वपूर्ण हि स्सा हैं।ये हमें अनुशा सन, धैर्य और टी मवर्क सि खा ते हैं।एक खि ला ड़ी जब मैदा न में उतरता है, तो वह केवल जी तने के लि ए नहीं खेलता ,बल्कि खुद को बेहतर बना ने के लि ए भी प्रया स करता है।हा र उसे नि रा श नहीं करती , बल्कि और मजबूत बना ती है।खेल हमें यह सि खा ते हैं कि असली जी त ट्रॉ फी में नहीं , बल्कि उस मेहनत औरसंघर्ष में हो ती है जो हम उसके लि ए करते हैं।आज के समय में, जहाँ प्रति यो गि ता दि न-ब-दि न बढ़ती जा रही है, खेल हमेंसंतुलन बना ए रखना सि खा ते हैं।ये हमें सि खा ते हैं कि दबा व में भी शां त कैसे रहना है और सही नि र्णय कैसे लेना है।खेल भा वना हमें सि खा ती है कि जी त में वि नम्र रहें और हा र में धैर्य रखें।एक सच्चा खि ला ड़ी वही हो ता है जो अपने प्रति द्वंद्वी का सम्मा न करता है औरईमा नदा री से खेलता है।इसके अला वा , खेल हमा रे आत्मवि श्वा स को बढ़ा ते हैं और हमें अपनी सी मा ओं कोपा र करने की प्रेरणा देते हैं।हर अभ्या स, हर पसी ना , और हर प्रया स हमें हमा रे लक्ष्य के और करी ब ले जा ताहै।अंत में, खेल केवल एक गति वि धि नहीं , बल्कि एक जी वनशैली है,जो हमें मजबूत, सका रा त्मक और प्रेरि त बना ती है।खेल हम सफ जीतना नह , ब क जीवन को सही तरीकेसेजीना सखातेह ।हिं द संसारAANYA TYAGI | XI B
Le sport n’est pas seulement une passion ou un simple jeu. Il a une grandeimportance dans notre vie de tous les jours. Beaucoup de personnes aiment lesport pour le plaisir, mais il apporte aussi beaucoup d’autres choses utiles.D’abord, le sport nous apprend des valeurs importantes. Par exemple, il nousapprend la discipline, le respect et le travail en équipe. Pour réussir dans unsport, il faut s’entraîner régulièrement et ne pas abandonner. On comprend aussique gagner demande des efforts. Quand on perd, ce n’est pas grave : on apprendde ses erreurs et on devient plus fort. Ensuite, le sport aide à unir les gens. Despersonnes de différents pays, cultures et langues peuvent jouer ensemble. Mêmesi elles ne parlent pas la même langue, elles peuvent se comprendre grâce ausport. C’est pour cela que le sport est souvent appelé un langage universel. Ilcrée des liens et de l’amitié entre les personnes.Le sport est aussi très bon pour la santé. Il aide à garder le corps en forme, à êtreplus actif et à éviter certaines maladies. En même temps, il aide à se sentir mieuxdans sa tête. Il réduit le stress, donne de l’énergie et améliore la confiance en soi.Quand on fait du sport, on se sent souvent plus heureux et plus positif.De plus, le sport peut jouer un rôle important dans la société. Beaucoup desportifs sont des exemples pour les jeunes. Ils montrent qu’avec du travail et dela motivation, on peut réussir. Certains utilisent aussi leur popularité pour parlerde problèmes importants comme l’égalité, la paix ou l’éducation. Enfin, le sportpeut aider à construire un meilleur avenir. Il apprend aux jeunes à resterconcentrés, à suivre des règles et à travailler dur pour atteindre leurs objectifs.Ces qualités sont utiles non seulement dans le sport, mais aussi dans la vie. Enconclusion, le sport est bien plus qu’une passion. Il nous aide à apprendre, àrester en bonne santé, à rencontrer d’autres personnes et à devenir de meilleurespersonnes. C’est une activité importante pour tous, jeunes et adultes.La Plume FrançaiseTWISHA GUPTA | XI A
Viele Menschen denken, dass Sport nur ein Hobby ist. Aber Sport istviel mehr als nur Freizeit. Sport ist ein wichtiger Teil unseresLebens.Sport ist sehr gut für die Gesundheit. Wenn wir regelmäßig Sportmachen, bleiben wir fit und stark. Unser Körper wird aktiv undgesund. In der Schule sitzen wir lange Zeit. Deshalb ist Bewegungsehr wichtig. Viele Schüler spielen Fußball, Basketball oder Cricket.Manche gehen laufen oder schwimmen.Durch Sport lernen wir auch wichtige Dinge. Wir lernen Disziplinund Teamarbeit. In einer Mannschaft müssen alle zusammenarbeiten.Wir lernen fair zu spielen und die Regeln zu respektieren. Manchmalgewinnen wir, manchmal verlieren wir. Das ist normal im Sport.Sport hilft auch bei Stress. Wenn wir viele Hausaufgaben oderPrüfungen haben, fühlen wir uns oft müde oder nervös. Nach demSport fühlen wir uns besser und entspannter. Sport macht unsglücklich und gibt uns Energie.Viele junge Menschen nehmen auch Inspiration von großenSportlern. Zum Beispiel sind Cristiano Ronaldo, Virat Kohli undRoger Federer sehr bekannt. Sie trainieren jeden Tag und arbeitenhart für ihren Erfolg. Sie zeigen uns, dass Disziplin, harte Arbeit undGeduld sehr wichtig sind. Wir können viel von ihnen lernen.Zum Schluss kann man sagen: Sport ist nicht nur ein Hobby. Sportbedeutet Gesundheit, Freundschaft und Freude. Deshalb ist Sportsehr wichtig für uns alle. Wie man sagt: Sport ist die beste Medizin.Deshalb spielt Sport eine wichtige Rolle in unserem Leben.DEUTSCHE ECKEAARUSH SETH | XI B
QnA Junction1. When does sports become apassion rather than just a hobby?Sports become a passion when you feelexcited to practice regularly, evenwithout pressure or rewards. When youenjoy learning new skills, acceptfailures, and stay committed toimprovement, sports turn from a simplehobby into something meaningful thatshapes discipline and confidence in life.VANYA DUA | XII E2. How can sports helpstudents build leadershipqualities?Sports provide opportunities to leadteams, make quick decisions, andmotivate others. A captain or playerlearns responsibility, fairness, andconfidence while guiding teammates.These leadership qualities are useful inschool activities, careers, and daily lifewhere decision-making andresponsibility are important.3. How feasible is sports as acareer option today?Sports is now a respected career withopportunities as athletes, coaches,trainers, referees, and sports managers.With proper training, education, anddedication, students can succeed innational and international competitions.Governments and organizations alsoprovide scholarships and support totalented young players.4. What inspirational lesson canstudents learn from Indianathletes?Indian athletes like Neeraj Chopra provedthat hard work and belief can overcomechallenges. Coming from humblebeginnings, he practiced tirelessly andwon Olympic gold. His journey teachesstudents that dedication, patience, anddetermination can turn dreams intoreality.
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