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Football coach Param Ashawar took a significant personal loan to fund his underprivileged girls' team, District Raisen Football Club, enabling their historic qualification for Tier 2 of the Indian Women's League.…
Football coach Param Ashawar took a significant personal loan to fund his underprivileged girls' team, District Raisen Football Club, enabling their historic qualification for Tier 2 of the Indian Women's League. Despite financial burdens, the team's success, including a victory over Odisha FC, fuels his commitment to advancing women's football in Madhya Pradesh.
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