Mixed Martial Arts coach, 3rd International Dan Black Belt Instructor (Korea), and India’s top 100 women achievers by receiving her eighth national gold medal, an honor bestowed upon her by the country’s president. Yes we are talking about Ms Richa Gaur. Premature birth didn’t stop Richa Gaur from becoming a fighter and an inspiration to millions. In 2012, she launched her academy with the goal of empowering the citizens of our nation to realise their full potential. She has been a sports prodigy ever since she was a young girl, dominating at Taekwondo, Basketball, and Cricket. She pursued her interest in martial arts by training from among the best coaches and instructors in the world and has backed the World Championship, Kukkiwon Cup, and South Asian Championship. Richa has made it her mission to help as many women and girls as she can after the Nirbhaya rape case. This inspiration led her to launch the GOSEDMA Academy. She has trained over 3 million Indian youth in 40 cities, contributing over 500 medalists to the country’s overall total. Richa Gaur is the Joint Secretary at the Jaipur Taekwondo Association and President of the Rajasthan Muay Thai Association who also works in the segment of women empowerment from rural to urban women upliftment. She is a role model not just for her students, but for all of India and for women everywhere.