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A new video has emerged in the Gurugram hit-and-run case showing a different angle of the moment a car struck a woman's motorcycle on Golf Course Road. The footage was shared on Instagram by an acquaintance of the woman, who was riding behind her when the incident happened.
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She Is Going Through Trauma: Sias Family Speaks After Gurugram Biker Hit-and-Run Incident
The Gurugram woman biker hit and run case has become a discussion on social media and now woman biker Sia's family has spoken about the matter. Sia's family has spoken about the incident and how it has affected their daughter.
Gurugram Woman Biker Hit-and-run: Accused Says Collision Accidental
Siya escaped with minor injuries and later shared footage of the incident captured by a camera mounted on her Aprilia RS 457 sports bike
Gurugram Hit And Run Case | NDTV Accesses New Video In Gurugram Woman Biker Hit-And-Run Case
NDTV has accessed new footage from the Gurugram biker hit-and-run case that captures the moments leading up to the collision. As competing claims emerge over what happened on the road, the fresh video is likely to become a key focus of the police investigation into the incident.
Gurugram Hit-and-run: Four Drunk Men In Vehicle Made Offensive Gestures, Says Biker Sia's Brother
Sias brother also said her sister told the people in the four-wheeler to keep their distance but they made offensive gestures. We hadnt told our parents at home, though they sensed something had happened to her
Kargil War Veteran Assaulted in Gurugram Parking Dispute
A retired #IndianAirForce Group Captain and #Kargil War veteran has accused a parking attendant at Magnum Global Park of assaulting him with an iron rod, leaving him with serious head injuries and a fractured hand.Police said an FIR has now been registered in the matter, the accused have been identified through CCTV footage and action will be taken against them as per law.Gurugram Police have arrested 24-year-old Deepak Mavi, a parking attendant, within seven hours. During questioning, Mavi allegedly told police that an argument broke out over parking and, in anger, he struck the complainant with an iron pipe lying nearby, injuring his arm.
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The woman, known as Rebel Wheels Sia on Instagram, has alleged that the car had been following her and members of her biking group before the crash.
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Four drunk men made offensive gestures before Gurugram hit-and-run on woman biker, says victim
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Chased, Harassed, Hit: Gurugram Biker Hit-And-Run Horror Caught On Camera
A woman biker alleges she was chased, harassed and rammed by a speeding car after asking its driver to maintain distance. NDTV has accessed the FIR, which identifies the vehicle and calls for action under BNS provisions related to rash and negligent driving.
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Gurugram parking attendant arrested for assaulting Kargil War veteran with iron rod
Gurugram Police have arrested a parking attendant in connection with the alleged assault of retired Group Captain and Kargil War veteran Amit Kumar Gupta at Magnum Global Park in Gurugram. The accused has been identified...
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The woman, known as Rebel Wheels Sia on Instagram, was riding her Aprilia RS 457 sports bike with a group of bikers when a white sedan began following her, according to her family and her own account shared on social media.
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A biker named Sia alleges a hit-and-run incident occurred on Golf Course Road. Her father learned of the accident an hour after it happened. Sia plans to file a police report and pursue legal action with her lawyer. She has declined media interviews and will share updates via Instagram. Gurgaon Police have taken suo motu cognisance and will identify and arrest the accused.
'Gurgram Is Not Safe': Internet Reacts After Woman Biker's Viral Gurugram Hit-And-Run Incident
A shocking hit-and-run incident involving a woman biker has gone viral in Gurugram. The incident took place on Golf Course Road, where a car allegedly hit a sports bike, causing the rider to fall and the bike to be dragged several metres. The biker, identified as Sia, sustained injuries and says she will file an FIR with her lawyer and pursue legal action. She has declined media interviews and asked people to respect her privacy. Meanwhile, car owner Manish says his friend Kalyan Singh had borrowed the vehicle. Gurugram Police has taken suo motu cognisance.
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A woman sports bike rider was injured after a Maruti Ciaz hit her on Gold Course Road in Gurugram. The incident took place on Sunday and it was recorded through biker's action camera fitted to her Aprilia RS 457.
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Gurugram woman biker allegedly chased, hit by car after asking driver to stay away
An FIR in the matter has been registered by Gurugram police after it took suo motu cognizance of the viral video. The accused will be identified and apprehended at the earliest, and the strictest legal action will be taken against all those found involved, news agency ANI reported, citing Gurugram Police.
Kargil War veteran seriously hurt in attack over parking row
Kargil War veteran Group Captain Amit Kumar Gupta was allegedly attacked with an iron rod by a parking attendant in Gurugram, sustaining a serious head injury and fractured elbow. Gupta claims the hospital's MLC report is false and police assistance has been lacking, while an FIR has been registered against unknown accused.
Gurugram Biker Crash: Police Form 3 Teams to Nab Driver After Viral Golf Course Road Video
Gurugram Police has launched an search for the driver who allegedly hit a woman biker on Golf Course with speeding car on Sunday. He hit the woman biker forcing her fell off her motorcycle and left her injured. Accused
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After the crash, the woman biker said one of her friends chased the car and tried to stop the driver.
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Speaking to NDTV, the retired officer alleged that the hospital's report to police did not correctly mention the injuries he suffered.
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Sia was riding as part of a group of bikers when the white car began following her, minutes away from the horrific crash that many on social media said clearly indicated a deliberate act
My Friend Kalyan Was Driving: Owner Of Car That Hit Woman Biker In Gurugram
The owner of the car that hit a woman biker in Gurugram and threw her off her bike was not behind the wheel. I was not driving the car, said Manish, the owner of the car. A woman biker, identified as Sia, was riding her sports bike, an Aprilia RS 457, when a car hit her. In a video posted on Instagram, Sia said that the incident took place on Sunday when she was riding with members of her group on Golf Course Road in Gurugram. The incident was recorded on an action camera mounted on Sia's motorcycle.
'Won't reveal my face, will file FIR today': Gurgaon woman biker issues statement after hit-and-run
Sia, a woman biker, is set to file a FIR following a hit-and-run incident on Golf Course Road. She released footage capturing the moment her motorcycle was struck by a car that then sped away. The car's owner claims it was borrowed by a friend just days before the incident. The Gurgaon Police are taking action, planning to track down and apprehend the perpetrator.
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The owner of a car allegedly involved in a viral Golf Course Road incident in Gurugram has said he was not behind the wheel when the vehicle hit a woman biker. He told ANI that a friend had borrowed the car. Gurugram Police has registered an FIR after taking suo motu cognisance of the video and is tracing the alleged driver.
Kargil War Veteran Allegedly Attacked With Iron Rod in Gurugram
Retired IAF Group Captain alleges parking attendant assaulted him at Magnum Global Park, threatened to kill him
Kargil War veteran injured after assault by parking attendant with iron rod in Gurugram
The veteran claimed that neither the police nor the security in the area provided him assistance
'We Hide Identities': Women Bikers On Road Safety After Gurugram Hit-And-Run
The woman biker, who goes by the name Sia and runs the Instagram page 'rebelwheels_sia_', shared a video of the the outrageous incident when she was knocked down by a man
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Kargil War veteran Group Captain Amit Kumar Gupta (retired) has alleged that a parking attendant at a Gurugram commercial complex attacked him with an iron rod after a dispute over parking, causing head and elbow injuries. Gupta has also accused the police of failing to respond promptly and alleged that the hospitals MLC report did not record all his injuries.
Chased, Hit and Dragged Bike: Woman Bikers Gurugram Road Horror Caught on Camera
A speeding car allegedly hit a woman biker on Gurugrams Golf Course Road and dragged her sports bike for several metres. Police are probing the incident.
Felt unsafe: Woman biker alleges car attack in Gurugram
Gurugram: A woman biker in Haryanas Gurugram has alleged that a car repeatedly followed her before hitting her motorcycle and fleeing the spot, leaving her shaken and raising concerns over road safety in the city. I have nothing to say, but today I felt unsafe on Gurugram roads. People like these arent afraid of hitting Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
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Gurugram Biker Accident | My Friend Kalyan Was Driving: Owner Of Car That Hit Woman Biker
The owner of the car that hit a woman biker in Gurugram and threw her off her bike was not behind the wheel. I was not driving the car, said Manish, the owner of the car. A woman biker, identified as Sia, was riding her sports bike, an Aprilia RS 457, when a car hit her. In a video posted on Instagram, Sia said that the incident took place on Sunday when she was riding with members of her group on Golf Course Road in Gurugram. The incident was recorded on an action camera mounted on Sia's motorcycle. NDTV has accessed the details of the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz involved in the accident. The vehicle is registered in the name of Manish, a resident of Palwal in Haryana. The vehicle carries registration number 'HR30Y4949'. In an exclusive conversation with NDTV, Manish claimed that he was not driving the car. I serve in the Army and I am currently on duty in Assam, he said.
The rider alleged that the car had been chasing her before hitting her Aprilia RS 457 and fleeing the spot; the collision was captured on her motorcycle-mounted camera and the bike was sent sliding
Gurugram News | 'Op Safed Sagar' Veteran Attacked With Iron Rod By Parking Staff
A Kargil War veteran was left with serious head injuries and a fractured hand after a parking attendant at Magnum Global Park in Gurugram attacked him with an iron rod. The attendant also threatened to kill him, Group Captain Amit Kumar Gupta (retired) has alleged in a police complaint. He has also accused the police of not helping him and alleged that the hospital submitted a false report. Gupta, who was part of the Indian Air Force's 'Op Safed Sagar' team in 1999, had gone to have a family dinner at Gonzo restaurant at Magnum Global Park on Thursday night. Around 8 pm, he dropped his family and went looking for a space to park his car. But the parking staff sent him to different places - the valet, basement, and multilevel parking - and eventually refused to park his car, Gupta said in his complaint.
Retired Air Force Officer Attacked in Gurugram Parking Dispute
A retired Indian Air Force officer was severely injured in a parking dispute at a Gurugram restaurant, alleging assault by a staff member. Retired Air Force Officer Attacked in Gurugram Parking Dispute
Gurugram Hit-and-Run: Woman Biker Says Car Chased Her Before Knocking Her Down
A woman biker from Gurugram has alleged that she was chased and deliberately hit by a car while riding on Golf Course Road, with the vehicle speeding away after knocking her off her motorcycle and dragging the two-wheeler for several metres.
Gurugram Biker News | Terrifying Encounter: Car Hits Woman Biker, Drags Bike In Gurugram
I have nothing to say, but today I felt unsafe on Gurugram roads. People like these aren't afraid of hitting people and running away. These were the words of a woman biker from Gurugram after a car struck her motorcycle and drove away. The impact of the collision threw her off her bike, while the motorcycle was dragged for a few metres on the road. The woman, who goes by the name Sia and runs the page 'rebelwheels_sia_' on Instagram, shared a video of the incident online and narrated the sequence of events leading up to it. According to Sia, the incident took place on Sunday while she was riding her Aprilia RS 457, a sports bike, with members of her biking group on Golf Course Road in Gurugram.
A woman biker in Gurugram was allegedly hit by a car on Golf Course Road after the vehicle's occupants chased her group and tried to cut in front of her motorcycle. The impact threw her off the bike and dragged the motorcycle a few metres, after which the driver sped away without stopping to help. The rider, who goes by the name Sia on Instagram, shared a video of the incident and appealed to Gurugram Police to take action against the driver.
Retired Air Force Group Captain Alleges Attack Over Parking Dispute in Gurugram
A retired Indian Air Force Group Captain and Kargil War veteran accused a parking attendant at Magnum Global Park in Gurugram in the presence of others of attacking him with an iron rod while resolving a dispute on parking leading to
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The clip quickly went viral, drawing support from several social media users. Many tagged Delhi Police, Gurugram Police, Gurugram Traffic Police and Haryana Police, urging authorities to take action against the driver.
Op Safed Sagar veteran attacked with iron rod over parking dispute in Gurugram
Digital Desk | Gurugram, Sep 14 (IANS) A retired Indian Air Force officer and Kargil War veteran has alleged that he was attacked with an iron rod by a parking attendant at Magnum Global Park in Haryana's Gurugram, leaving him with serious head injuries and a fractured hand. The veteran has also accused the attendant of threatening to kill him. Group Captain Amit Kumar Gupta (retired), who was part of the Indian Air Forces Op Safed Sagar during the 1999 Kargil War, made the allegations in a complaint submitted to the police. He has also claimed that he did not receive adequate assistance from the local police following the incident and alleged that the hospitals medico-legal case (MLC) report did not accurately record his injuries. According to Gupta, he had visited the Gonzo restaurant at Magnum Global Park with his family for dinner on Thursday night. He said that after dropping off his family near the venue at around 8 p.m., he went to find a parking space for his vehicle. Gupta alleged that the parking personnel repeatedly directed him to different areas, including the valet section, basement and the multilevel parking facility, before eventually refusing to park his vehicle. He further alleged that while he was attempting to reverse his car, one of the attendants struck the vehicles windshield, apparently trying to damage it. Speaking to NDTV, Gupta said he got out of his vehicle to object to the attendants conduct, following which the situation escalated. He alleged that the parking attendant picked up an iron rod and struck him twice, once on his hand and again on his head. Gupta said the assault left him bleeding heavily and claimed that the accused also issued threats to his life. He alleged that despite the presence of security guards and other parking employees, nobody immediately intervened. Gupta also said he contacted the police helpline but claimed that no police personnel arrived for nearly 30 minutes. According to Gupta, a chef at the restaurant eventually stepped in and intervened, preventing the situation from escalating further. He was subsequently taken to Medanta Hospital in an ambulance for treatment. Gupta said he suffered serious injuries to his head and elbow and underwent surgery, during which plates were used to stabilise and fuse the injured elbow bone. Describing the incident as sudden and unprovoked, Gupta said he had little opportunity to protect himself from the attack. He has also alleged that the MLC prepared by the hospital failed to mention the bleeding from his head and the injury to his elbow. Gupta has sought strict action against the accused and urged the police to register an FIR for attempted murder and causing grievous hurt. 'Operation Safed Sagar' was a high-altitude air operation undertaken by the Indian Air Force to flush out Pakistani infiltrators from occupied Indian positions in the Kargil sector in 1999. An OTT series released in August also highlighted the operation and paid tribute to the Indian Air Force personnel who participated in it.
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Gupta had gone to have a family dinner at a Gurugram restaurant last week. When he went to park his car, he alleged a parking attendant attacked him
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There are places in India that are defined by their geography, and then there are places that seem to transcend it. Kashmir is one such place. Its beauty has been immortalised in poetry for centuries. The timeless Kashmiri verse Agar firdaus bar r-ye zamn ast, hamn ast-o hamn ast-o hamn ast reminds us that if paradise exists on earth, it is here. But Kashmirs story is not only one of beauty. It is also a story of resilience, aspiration and an enduring belief in the power of human connection. It is against this backdrop that Paras Health Srinagar completed three years a milestone that is about much more than the passage of time. It is about trust earned, lives touched, families supported and a healthcare institution becoming part of the social fabric of the community it serves. That journey also reflects a much larger story unfolding across India: the transformation of healthcare from a predominantly metropolitan privilege into a more accessible, decentralised and community-oriented service. From a Vision to a Healthcare Movement When Paras Health began its journey in Gurugram in 2006, the proposition was both ambitious and deeply relevant: quality healthcare should not be restricted by geography or income. Nearly two decades later, that proposition has grown into a healthcare network spanning cities including Gurugram, Patna, Ranchi, Panchkula, Udaipur, Kanpur, Darbhanga and Srinagar. The geography matters. For years, Indias most sophisticated medical capabilities were concentrated in a handful of metropolitan centres. Patients from smaller cities and towns often had to travel long distances, leaving behind their families, livelihoods and familiar surroundings simply to access specialised treatment. The emergence of healthcare institutions in newer geographies is changing that equation. Paras Healths expansion represents this broader shift bringing specialised medical expertise, modern infrastructure and clinical capabilities closer to the people who need them. The result is not merely greater convenience. It is greater confidence. A family that once had to look hundreds of kilometres away for advanced medical care can increasingly find that care closer to home. That is what makes healthcare infrastructure meaningful: not the size of a building, but the distance it removes between a patient and hope. Healthcare Is Ultimately About Trust Indias healthcare aspirations are changing rapidly. Patients today are more informed. They expect clinical excellence, but they also expect something equally fundamental dignity. They want to be heard. They want transparency. They want accessibility. They want compassion. Technology can make diagnosis faster. Infrastructure can make treatment more sophisticated. But neither can replace the human relationship at the centre of medicine. A hospital, therefore, is not simply an institution where procedures are performed. It is where families arrive carrying anxiety, uncertainty and, often, their deepest fears. The true measure of a healthcare institution lies in what happens next. Does the patient feel cared for? Does the family feel supported? Does the institution remain compassionate when the situation becomes difficult? This is where Paras Healths philosophy of Care Beyond Medicine acquires significance. The phrase is not merely about clinical treatment. It speaks to the larger responsibility of healthcare to make people feel that they are not alone. The Courage to Go Beyond the Metros There is an important lesson in Paras Healths journey. Healthcare transformation cannot happen if excellence remains concentrated in Indias largest cities. The countrys healthcare ecosystem can grow sustainably only when capacity expands outward into emerging cities, regional centres and communities that have historically depended on metropolitan hospitals. This is where institutions such as Paras Health can play a catalytic role. Every new hospital creates more than beds and operating rooms. It creates employment, develops clinical talent, strengthens allied healthcare services, encourages local medical ecosystems and gives patients a reason to seek advanced treatment closer to home. It can also reduce the enormous economic and emotional cost of medical travel. In that sense, the expansion of a healthcare network becomes part of the larger story of nation-building. India does not merely need more hospitals. It needs stronger healthcare ecosystems. And ecosystems are built through connectivity between doctors and institutions, technology and patients, expertise and geography, and most importantly, between healthcare and the communities it serves. The Leadership Behind the Journey At the centre of this journey stands Managing Director Dr. Dharminder Nagar, whose leadership has been shaped by a belief that hospitals are ultimately built on values. Infrastructure can be constructed. Technology can be acquired. Systems can be replicated. Trust cannot. Trust has to be earned, often slowly and one patient at a time. The decision to expand beyond established metropolitan markets requires a different kind of leadership one willing to accept uncertainty, understand local needs and remain committed long enough for an institution to become part of the community. The Paras Health story has been built in that spirit: patiently, persistently and with a long-term view. Brick by brick. Life by life. Trust by trust. PARAS Health Srinagar: More Than a Hospital Three years in Srinagar have given this philosophy a particularly meaningful context. Kashmir is a region where healthcare is intertwined with geography, accessibility and community confidence. Establishing advanced healthcare infrastructure here is therefore not simply a business decision; it carries a wider social significance. Over these three years, Paras Health Srinagar has sought to establish itself not merely as a hospital, but as a dependable healthcare destination for patients and families. Every doctor who chooses service over convenience, every nurse who offers reassurance during a difficult moment, and every member of the support team who keeps the institution functioning contributes to that larger mission. The visible story of a hospital is often told through its buildings, technology and medical departments. The invisible story is told through the people. Through the late-night calls. The anxious families. The difficult diagnoses. The small victories. The moments when a patient's recovery brings an entire household back to hope. That is the real architecture of healthcare. There is another, less discussed dimension to building healthcare ecosystems in India: institutions become part of the everyday life of the communities around them. A hospital does not exist in isolation. It supports doctors, nurses, technicians, pharmacists, ambulance services, diagnostic networks, hospitality teams, food and nutrition services, maintenance staff, local vendors and countless other allied sectors. Even something as simple as a patient's meal carries a larger message. Hospital food is not merely about calories. It is about nutrition, recovery, cultural familiarity and dignity. A thoughtfully prepared meal can become a small but powerful expression of care at a time when a patient may feel most vulnerable. From clinical expertise to nutrition, from technology to housekeeping, from emergency care to the cup of tea offered to an anxious attendant healthcare is an ecosystem of thousands of human interactions. That ecosystem is precisely what India must continue to strengthen. And organisations such as Paras Health can contribute to that evolution not only by adding hospitals, but by creating platforms where medical talent, technology, employment, training and community healthcare can grow together. The Next Frontier Is Human Indias healthcare story is entering an exciting phase. Artificial intelligence, robotics, telemedicine, advanced diagnostics and digital health will undoubtedly reshape medicine. But the more healthcare becomes technologically sophisticated, the more important the human element may become. Because patients do not experience healthcare as data. They experience it as people. A doctor explaining a diagnosis. A nurse holding a hand. A family waiting outside an operating theatre. A reassuring voice at the other end of a phone. A meal served when someone is too tired to think about food. A hospital that makes a difficult day feel slightly less frightening. These moments rarely appear in annual reports, but they define healthcare more profoundly than statistics ever can. As Allama Iqbal wrote, Sitaron se aage jahaan aur bhi hain there are worlds beyond the stars. The thought is fitting for an institution that continues to look beyond the conventional boundaries of healthcare. The future is not simply about building more hospitals. It is about building greater trust. It is about making excellence accessible. It is about developing healthcare talent beyond the traditional centres of medicine. And it is about ensuring that geography does not determine the quality of care a person can receive. From Paradise to Partnership Kashmir has long been described as paradise. But paradise, in the modern sense, cannot be measured only by mountains, lakes and gardens. A truly healthy society is one in which people can access quality healthcare with dignity and confidence. That is the larger promise of healthcare institutions that choose to invest beyond the metros. Three years of Paras Health Srinagar is therefore one chapter in a much bigger Indian story a story about decentralising excellence, strengthening regional healthcare and bringing the promise of modern medicine closer to ordinary families. Perhaps the most appropriate way to describe that journey is not as a destination, but as a partnership. A partnership between doctors and patients. Between institutions and communities. Between technology and humanity. And between healthcare and the India that is steadily building a healthier future. The journey is far from over. But if the first three years of Paras Health Srinagar are any indication, the next chapter can be measured not simply in infrastructure created or services delivered, but in something much more enduring; the number of lives that leave the hospital carrying not just treatment, but hope. And perhaps that is the finest definition of Care Beyond Medicine. Seema Vig is a Senior Vice President and Regional Director, PARAS Health. She could be reached at seemavig@parashospitals.com
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Digital Desk | Gurugram, Sep 11 (IANS) Nihal Cheema, who has had phenomenal success at the US Kids Series events and otherwise, once again stood out with an excellent 4-under 68 that won him a second straight title at the US Kids India (North) title in the Boys' 9 section at the Classic Golf and Country Club, Gurugram. The nine-year-old Chandigarh lad, who is coached by Jesse Grewal and mentored at times by Gaganjeet Bhullar among others, had six birdies, two of them on the last two holes, against two bogeys for a 12-shot win over Shivraj Singh and Jamraudh Singh Sidhu, who were tied at 80 each. Another standout winner with an under-par score was Drona Singh Dhull (Boys 12) with a second successive 1-under 71. Dhull had three birdies on the first, 14th, and 17th, and an eagle on the 18th against four bogeys. Cheema, who has been prodigious and has been playing since the age of two, is seen as an excellent talent. He was the runner-up at the 2026 U.S. Kids Golf World Championship at Pinehurst No. 1, where he had three under-par rounds and finished 10-under par. He was also second at the 2026 FCG Callaway World Championship and won the 2024 U.S. Kids Golf European Championship in Scotland, while being in the Boys-7 division. He won the FCG International Championship 2025 in California. Avni Atreya, one of the seven players to win back-to-back titles after having taken the honours in the first leg, also registered the first hole-in-one of 2026. She holed out from the tee on the Par-3 fifth hole from 140 yards. She had another birdie and six bogeys, but still won with 4-over in Girls 15-18. The most keenly fought section was the Girls' 11-12, where the top three shot under-par scores. Aaradhya Bhatnagar (69) with seven birdies, including a four-in-a-row streak from 11th to the 14th, against four bogeys, beat Aadya Kaushal (69) in a play-off, while the first-leg winner, Hissi Besra (70), was just one shot back. Starting from the tenth, Aaradhya was 6-under at one stage after 15 holes, but three closing bogeys saw her finish at 3-under and get into a play-off, which she won. Aadya also had seven birdies against two bogeys and a double bogey. Hissi opened with an eagle two on Par-4 first and had four other birdies against four bogeys for a 2-under 70. The seven players who won back-to-back titles in the first two legs were Arjun Adiya (Boys Under 6), Lakshith A (Boys 7), Nihal Cheema (Boys 9), Drona Singh Dhull (Boys 12), Sidhak Handa (Boys 15-18), Prisca Sachdeva (Girls 13-14) and Avni Atreya (Girls 15-18). Boys and Girls up to the age of eight played nine-hole rounds, while all others played full 18 holes. The US Kids Golf India (North) series will continue with Legs 3 and 4 in October at the Classic Golf and Country Club, Gurugram.
