Palak Kohli’s photo was injured during treatment at the hospital.
Badminton player Palak Kohli, who hails from Jalandhar, Punjab and represented India at the Paris Paralympics, was injured during the Asian Para Badminton Championship 2025. During the third set in the final of women’s singles, her balance deteriorated and her knee
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Palak was immediately taken out of there and later investigation revealed that they need surgery. Because of this, she was not only able to complete the final match, but also had to be out of the upcoming tournaments. Palak Kohli himself shared the information about this.
Palak became emotional, said- I will return strong
Palak said- “It is difficult to handle all this. When the title is so close and then there is something that is not in your hand. But this is the game, this is life. I have done surgery and now I am on the path of recovery. I promise that I will return more strong and better.” He also thanked his supporters, fans and team and said that everyone’s love and blessings supported him in this difficult time.
Palak Kohli is counted among India’s most talented para badminton players. He has won several international titles and illuminated India’s name in the Paris Paralympics. Currently, Palak’s entire focus is on her recovery and her fans are in the hope that she will soon return to court and spread her glow.
Jalandhar’s daughter Palak Kohli talking to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Palak told the story of obstacles that have heard PM Modi
Palak has also been praised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. During this, Palak also told the story of PM Modi’s difficulties in his life. Palak had told the PM that I finished fourth in the Tokyo Paralympics. This time (Paris Paralympics) I finished 5th. My journey in this paralympics was completely different. After Tokyo Paralympics I came to know of bone tumor cancer. It was stage-1 cancer. I did not participate in any competition for two and a half years.
Palak told PM Modi that I returned last year and I am very happy. I proceeded with the help of my pride sir (Palak coach). Many of my tournaments were missed. During the Asian Games, I got covered. Then I qualified for the World Championship and won the bronze medal. Then qualified for back to back Paris Paralympics.