FIFA unveils ‘Ibha’ - official mascot of U-17 2022 Women's World Cup
The Hindu
Ibha aims to inspire women and girls across India and around the world to realise their potential.
World football body, FIFA on Monday unveiled the official mascot of the U-17 Women's World Cup India 2022 -- Ibha -- an Asiatic lioness representing women power.
According to a release issued by the global body, Ibha aims to inspire women and girls across India and around the world to realise their potential.
The tournament will be held in India from October 11-30 next year.
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