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From Football Boots to Whistle, Kishor Choudhari Rises

From Football Boots to Whistle, Kishor Choudhari Rises
Pune: Kishor Choudhari's Journey From Football Boots To Referee's Whistle · freepressjournal.in

Kishor Choudhari once wanted to become a football player.

He played as a talented left-half when he was young.

He represented Maharashtra in school and sub-junior competitions.

His father, Gangaram, coached him and taught him football.

Later, Kishor decided to become a referee instead of continuing as a player.

His experience as a footballer helps him understand how players feel during matches.

He now referees major domestic competitions at the national level.

He also works for Central Railway and lives in Pune.

Football remains an important part of his life.

Key facts

Occupation
Central Railway employee and national-level football referee
Base
Pune
Playing position
Left-half
State representation
Maharashtra
School tournament
National schools' football tournament in 2002
Early club
Wanowrie Sports Club
Mentor
His father, Gangaram Choudhary

Quotes

Kishor Choudhari

Pune-based Central Railway employee and national-level football referee

“When you have played football, you understand what a player is feeling on the field. You know why a player reacts after a tackle or why he appeals for a decision. That experience helps you as a referee.”
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“I owe everything to my father. Whatever I have achieved in football and refereeing is because of him. He was the person who taught me the game and encouraged me at every stage.”
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