Kashish Malik

I kick with my armors. Athlete | Entertainer | Speaker | Writer. Pro fighter @worldtaekwondo

[Kashish Malik @imkashmalik]

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There are days when I ask myself difficult question. After winning medals for India at international events,representing my nation as Asian Game athlete, & dedicating my life to a sport that demands everything why am I still financially struggling?

[Kashish Malik @imkashmalik]

@AkkshyeTulsyan @1231Rukaiya Thank you sir. I have dm you plz check

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🔥HISTORIC!

🥋KASHISH MALIK CONFIRMED INDIA'S 2ND MEDAL AT ASIAN TAEKWONDO KYORUGI C'SHIPS

Kashish Malik defeated home-favorite Munkhjin Battseren🇲🇳 2-0 (2-1, 7-3) in Women's 53kg category to confirm India's 2nd medal from Asian Taekwondo Kyorugi C'ships.

She defeated Katoh Yuzuho🇯🇵 2-0 (2-1, 3*-3) in the R16.

SF vs World C'ships 🥈Dunya Abutaleb🇸🇦

This is the first time Indian athletes won more than 1 medal in a single edition of Asian Taekwondo Kyorugi C'ships.

[News18 @CNNnews18]

India’s Kashish Malik wins bronze at Asian Taekwondo Championships

Indian taekwondo athlete Kashish Malik won a bronze medal in the Under-53 kg Kyorugi category at the Asian Taekwondo Championships in Mongolia. She also received the Best Fighting Spirit Award from World Taekwondo and the Asian Taekwondo Union.

Calling it a proud moment for India, Kashish urged greater recognition and support for athletes competing in lesser-followed sports like taekwondo.

Credits: Kashish Malik/Insta

#KashishMalik #Taekwondo #IndianSports #WomenInSports #AsianTaekwondoChampionships

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India has another reason to celebrate as taekwondo athlete Kashish Malik brought home a bronze medal at the Asian Taekwondo Championships held in Mongolia.
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India’s New Generation of Athletes Is Rewriting the Record Books https://t.co/KaHJ7QYvcZ

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🔥HISTORIC!

🥋KASHISH MALIK CONFIRMED INDIA'S 2ND MEDAL AT ASIAN TAEKWONDO KYORUGI C'SHIPS

Kashish Malik defeated home-favorite Munkhjin Battseren🇲🇳 2-0 (2-1, 7-3) in Women's 53kg category to confirm India's 2nd medal from Asian Taekwondo Kyorugi C'ships.

She defeated Katoh Yuzuho🇯🇵 2-0 (2-1, 3*-3) in the R16.

SF vs World C'ships 🥈Dunya Abutaleb🇸🇦

This is the first time Indian athletes won more than 1 medal in a single edition of Asian Taekwondo Kyorugi C'ships.

[Kashish Malik @imkashmalik]

Honble @narendramodi and @PMOIndia waiting for you to meet

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🔥HISTORIC!

🥋KASHISH MALIK CONFIRMED INDIA'S 2ND MEDAL AT ASIAN TAEKWONDO KYORUGI C'SHIPS

Kashish Malik defeated home-favorite Munkhjin Battseren🇲🇳 2-0 (2-1, 7-3) in Women's 53kg category to confirm India's 2nd medal from Asian Taekwondo Kyorugi C'ships.

She defeated Katoh Yuzuho🇯🇵 2-0 (2-1, 3*-3) in the R16.

SF vs World C'ships 🥈Dunya Abutaleb🇸🇦

This is the first time Indian athletes won more than 1 medal in a single edition of Asian Taekwondo Kyorugi C'ships.

[Kashish Malik @imkashmalik]

Honble prime minster sir @narendramodi waiting for your to meet

[News18 @CNNnews18]

India’s Kashish Malik wins bronze at Asian Taekwondo Championships

Indian taekwondo athlete Kashish Malik won a bronze medal in the Under-53 kg Kyorugi category at the Asian Taekwondo Championships in Mongolia. She also received the Best Fighting Spirit Award from World Taekwondo and the Asian Taekwondo Union.

Calling it a proud moment for India, Kashish urged greater recognition and support for athletes competing in lesser-followed sports like taekwondo.

Credits: Kashish Malik/Insta

#KashishMalik #Taekwondo #IndianSports #WomenInSports #AsianTaekwondoChampionships

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@LogicalIndians Honble prime minster sir @narendramodi please see to it and waiting to meet you

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From one small room to global arenas, Kashish Malik never stopped fighting for India.

#KashishMalik #TaekwondoIndia #InspiringIndia #WomenInSports #IndianSports

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@upadhyaysbjp Sir it would be delightful to meet you and our honble prime minister sir @narendramodi

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Indian Taekwondo Athlete Kashish Malik has created History by winning a Bronze Medal in the Women's 53Kg category at the 27th Asian Taekwondo Championships 2026 in Mongolia.

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🥋KASHISH MAILK WINS BRONZE AT ASIAN TAEKWONDO C'SHIPS

Kashish Malik lost her Semis to World C'ships 🥈Dunya Abutaleb🇸🇦 0-2 (2-12, 2-7) to win 🥉in Women's -53 kg category.

This is also first time Team India bagged more than a medal from a single edition of Asian Taekwondo Kyorugi C'ships.

[Mojo Story @themojostory]

Indian women are rewriting history on the international taekwondo stage. In a landmark moment for the sport, Kashish Malik clinched a bronze medal at the Asian Taekwondo Kyorugi Championships 2026 in Ulaanbaatar, powering India to its best-ever performance at the prestigious continental event.

For the first time in history, India returned with multiple medals from a single edition of the Asian Championships — a breakthrough driven entirely by the grit and brilliance of its women athletes. Shortly before Kashish’s podium finish in the women’s 53kg category, Etisha Das had already secured a medal in the women’s 73kg event, making it a defining campaign for Indian taekwondo in Mongolia.

The achievement is especially significant given the fierce level of competition at the Asian Championships, where global powerhouses like South Korea, China, Iran, Uzbekistan and Saudi Arabia dominate the sport. Yet, India’s women stood fearless, proving they belong among Asia’s elite.

Kashish Malik’s journey through the tournament embodied resilience, composure and tactical excellence — qualities that reflected not just personal triumph, but the rising strength of women in Indian sport. Together, Kashish and Etisha have delivered more than medals; they have delivered inspiration, showing a new generation of girls that Indian women can fight, rise and shine on the biggest stages in the world.