Radika

Meet Radika from Hunza. She is a dedicated Pakistani athlete, sports coach, and community volunteer whose journey seamlessly blends competitive sport, education, and social impact. As a Sports Management student, she is building a career that prioritizes both personal athletic excellence and the development of her community.

Her competitive career is marked by significant international and national achievements. Radika proudly represented Pakistan at the Jubilee Games 2025, securing Silver and Bronze medals in track and field. Additionally, she represented Team Pakistan at the GE Festival in Dubai, where she earned further medals, solidifying her status as a rising star in Pakistani athletics.

Beyond competition, Radika is a certified coach with specialized training in Athletics and Qazaq Kuresi. She has completed a World Athletics coaching course and actively participates in volleyball, athletics, and martial arts. Her technical expertise allows her to mentor athletes with precision and passion, ensuring they receive high-quality guidance in their training.

In 2025, she launched a self-managed girls’ sports academy in Mominabad, Hunza. This initiative provides young girls with a vital platform to train, compete, and build confidence. The academy focuses not just on physical fitness, but also on developing leadership skills and fostering a sense of belonging among its participants.

Her impact extends beyond the sports field into broader areas of youth empowerment and community service. Radika is also involved in climate-related activities, demonstrating a holistic approach to community development. For her, sport is a tool for social change, creating spaces where girls can rise above limitations and discover their true potential.

• Certified Athletics and Qazaq Kuresi Coach
• Medalist at Jubilee Games 2025 and GE Festival Dubai
• Founder of a Girls’ Sports Academy in Hunza
• Nominated for Youth Impact Awards 2026
• Advocate for Youth Empowerment and Community Service

Pakistan Ki Shaan proudly recognizes Radika for her achievements in sport, commitment to girls’ athletics, and work in youth and community development.