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Khushnoor's parents initially refused to allow her to play, but after some insistence, they agreed. |
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Riddle: I am a sport played on a court, but at first, many think girls shouldn't play me. What am I? |
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They initially felt strange as the first girls' team in the area, and there was curiosity about how well girls would play basketball. |
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Fill in the blank: The success of the girls' basketball team is attributed to their hard work and ___ from their coach. |
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They realized that their team's strength was the cooperation and support among players, unlike the disorganized team they faced in Sholapur. |
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They faced difficulties related to societal norms that discouraged girls from playing physical games, requiring them to convince their families to allow them to participate. |
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They wanted to work hard and play for their country, aiming to win a gold medal at the international level. |
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Fill in the blank: The playground where the girls trained is named ___ Khan playground. |
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True or False: The coach Noor Khan mentioned that the girls on the team come from similar backgrounds. |
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What was the initial condition of the land where Bacchu Khan trained children? |
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True or False: Afsana Mansuri and her teammates come from wealthy families who support their basketball aspirations. |
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False. They come from poor families and face challenges from society and their families. |
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The coach supports them in overcoming obstacles and helps them achieve success in basketball. |