A group of women made World Cup football 'Brazuka'

The Dhaka Times Desk World Cup football is going to start. The people of the world will spend a month of incredible excitement. This season will be held in Brazil with the participation of 32 countries. This time the name of the ball is Brazuka. It was created by a group of women from Pakistan including Gulshan Bibi. They are eagerly waiting to see the famous players of the world play with their balls.

Adidas, the world-renowned sports goods manufacturer, has also been given the responsibility of making the World Cup ball. There was a lot of criticism about the Jabulani ball in the last World Cup. So after many experiments they made Brazuca. The German company considers this ball ideal in all respects. As the main manufacturer of Adidas could not meet the demand of China, they hastily assigned the responsibility to 'Forward Sports' of Pakistan.

Forward Sports in the eastern city of Sialkot, Pakistan. This is not their first work with Adidas. The company has been working with them since 1995. Under contract with Adidas, they have produced Champions League and Bundesliga balls. And now the World Cup.

With this huge World Cup responsibility, the forward has put his staff to work. It prepares all the ingredients for making balls in just one month. Interestingly, 90 percent of the ball-making workers were women. Explaining this, Khawaja Masood Akhtar, chief executive of 'Forward Spotters' Factory, said, 'Women can work more diligently and accurately than men.'

By working day and night, forward worker Gulshan Bibi along with his colleagues has created countless 'Brazuka'. Gulshan is looking forward to seeing the magic of the world's best players. While telling his feelings to the news agency AFP, he said, 'I am looking forward to watching the World Cup. Inshallah we will watch the games. We ladies who made the balls are all very proud.'

There are many areas in Pakistan where girls are neglected. The World Cup is going to be held with balls made by the women of that country. It is a paradigm in establishing the rights and dignity of women.