KARACHI: In a historic moment for Pakistan and a proud day for Sindh, Alia Soomro, a young boxing sensation from Lyari, Karachi, became the first Pakistani woman to win a world boxing title. She achieved this remarkable feat by knocking out her Thai opponent, Suthida Gunya Noch, in just 45 seconds during a professional match held in Bangkok, Thailand.

The young female fighter from Kalakot, Lyari has etched her name in the annals of sports history with a performance that stunned the boxing world. Her lightning-fast victory not only secured the title but also brought immense pride to the people of Pakistan.

Following her return to Karachi, Alia was warmly received by the Sindh government. Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah hosted a special ceremony at CM House to honor her achievement. During the event, he presented Alia with a traditional Sindhi Ajrak as a symbol of cultural pride and appreciation. He also announced a cash reward of Rs. 1 million and pledged full government support for her future training and career.

Alia has made Pakistan proud globally. She is not just a champion in the ring, but a symbol of courage, resilience, and hope for our youthespecially our girls, said the Chief Minister.

Alias victory is being celebrated nationwide, particularly in her hometown of Lyari, a neighborhood known for producing talented athletes despite limited resources. Social media is flooded with messages of congratulations, with hashtags like #ProudMoment trending across platforms.

With this groundbreaking triumph, Alia Soomro has not only rewritten the history of Pakistani sports but also inspired a new generation of athletesproving that with determination and grit, no dream is too big.