MEET 23-YEAR-OLD ASMITA DEY 🇮🇳🥹
Born in a small village in Tripura, Asmita is the daughter of a bicycle mechanic who struggled every day to provide for his family.
They were so poor that they depended on ration cards just to put food on the table.
When 12-year-old Asmita left home after being selected in a talent search, her father folded his hands before her coach and made just one request:
“Sir, we’re very small people. Please help my daughter become someone.”
That one sentence became her life’s purpose.
She spent years away from home, travelling for days to compete, often without confirmed train tickets, chasing a dream that seemed impossible.
Then, heartbreak struck ❤️🩹
Just days before qualifying for the Commonwealth Games, her father passed away after suffering a brain stroke.
She flew home, performed his last rites, and quietly returned to training.
Today, with tears in her eyes, Asmita Dey fulfilled her late father’s dream by becoming India’s first-ever Commonwealth Games Judo Gold Medallist. 🥇🇮🇳
He couldn’t be there to watch her stand on top of the podium.
But every step she took was for him.
Some victories are far bigger than medals.
This is one of them. 🫡🥹
MEET 40 YO SHARMILA DHANKAR 🇮🇳
Shr was born into poverty. Her mother was blind, her father was a farmer, and she contracted polio at the age of two.
At just 19, Sharmila was trapped in an abusive marriage. One night, she was beaten from 11 PM to 3 AM and thrown out of her home with her two daughters.
She never went back!
At 34, she took up para athletics. Her family even sold their house to support her dream.
Today, Sharmila Dhankar is India's first-ever Commonwealth Games Para Athletics Gold Medallist, ending a 20-year wait for an Indian para athletics medal at the CWG🥇
Some victories are far bigger than medals
This is one of them 🫡🥺
Kannada dialogue in ancient Greek play!
"bēre konca madhu pātrakke hāki" was found in papyrus manuscripts from a collection that was discovered by Bernard Grenfell and Arthur Hunt at an archeological site in Oxyrynchus, Egypt in the 1890s. This Greek manuscript, dated to the 2nd century CE (i.e. when Egypt was part of the Roman Empire), contains a stage play Charition mime
Eugen Hultzsch, the German Indologist first recognized dialogue in the Kannada language .
Few more Kannada words in the Greek Play.
Laitalianta lalle ab . . . aigm
Lai + tali + anta + lalle
ಎಲ್ಲಿ + ತಾಳಿ + ಅಂತಾಳೆ + ಲಲ್ಲೆ
(Lalle asks you to wait)
Kotakos anab iosara
Ko + tako + sanab + io + sara
ಕೊಟ್ + ತಕೋ + ಸೆಣಬು + ಇಯೊ + ನಾರು
(Take the string of hemp give the arrow)
Alemaka
Al + emaka
ಅಲ್ಲ + ಎನ್ನಕ್ಕ
(No our sister)
Porade
Po + rade
ಪೊರಡೆ - ಹೊರಡೆ
(Start then)
Minei
Mi + nei
ಮೀ + ಯೋಣ
( shall we take our bath)
Tougoummi
Tou + ommi
ತೊಗೊ + ಒಮ್ಮಿ/ಒಮ್ಮೆ
(Take once)
Nekelekethro
Nekel + ek + ethro
ನೀವ್ಗಳ್ + ಏಕೆ + ಎದ್ರೊ
(why did you get up)
Orkis
Ork + is
ಒರಗು + ಇಸು = ಒರಗಿಸು
(Make him lie down)
Zopit
Zo + pit
ಜೋ/ಹಾ + ಒಪ್ಪಿತ/ಒಪ್ಪಿದೆ
( ha! Excellent)
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