Sagor, son of a tea seller will represent Bangladesh in Paris Olympics

Sagor Islam, son of a tea seller, has qualified for the Paris Olympics by reaching the recurve semi-finals at the World Quota Tournament in Antalya, Turkey. Despite losing in the semis, his achievement is a testament to his mother Selina's dedication, who supported her four children by running a tea shop in Rajshahi after her husband's death. Inspired by her resilience, Sagar pursued archery, eventually joining BKSP. Selina's pride in Sagor's accomplishments shines through as she hopes for his success on the world stage, continuing Bangladesh's Olympic legacy alongside athletes like Siddiqur Rahman and Roman Sana.