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Bagan start campaign with draw Nikhat, who is set to make her first Olympic appearance, said she has been laser-focused on Paris 2024 since the conclusion of India’s campaign at Tokyo 2020 and is confident that this is her moment to shine. “When India’s campaign in the Tokyo Olympics ended, that day I decided to channel my focus into preparing for the Paris Olympics. I also posted a picture on social media about the countdown to Paris,” said Zareen. “I think everyone has their moment, and this is my moment. Whoever said I wouldn’t make it to Paris, I finally made it. I’ll take all the negativity and positivity around me positively, try to get better, and come as a different fighter inside the ring in Paris.” Badminton Asia Junior Championships 2024: Valiant India Fall in Quarter-Final Hurdle Against Malaysia Reflecting on her path to success, Zareen attributes much of her success to her father’s unwavering support, despite the challenges posed by societal norms in her community. “My journey has been a roller coaster ride, coming from a community where women lack support. But my father, an athlete himself, knew what it takes to become a champion. He always supported me in my journey. “He told me to focus on boxing and said, ‘When you fulfill your dream of winning a medal for the country, that day these people will come to congratulate you and take selfieZareen emphasized the sacrifices necessary to reach the pinnacle of her sport, underscoring the unique challenge of becoming an Olympic Champion. “I have sacrificed many things to become a World Champion, but becoming an Olympic Champion is different. Whenever I am preparing for competitions, I stay away from social media. I don’t talk much with my family or friends. I spend time with myself, and I try to use it the right way. I read a lot of books also,” she shared. “This time, in preparation for Paris 2024, I’ll try to stay away from all these distractions, and I’ll try to stay as positive as possible and work harder to leave no stone unturned for Paris.”