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Maharashtra crowned champion at National Yogasana Championship

By IANS | Published: November 13, 2021 6:54 PM

Bhubaneswar, Nov 13 Maharashtra was crowned the overall champion at the National Yogasana Championship 2021-22 that concluded here ...

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Bhubaneswar, Nov 13 Maharashtra was crowned the overall champion at the National Yogasana Championship 2021-22 that concluded here on Saturday.

Tamil Nadu bagged the second position while West Bengal and Goa jointly remained at third position at India's first ever National Yogasana Championships hosted by Odisha.

The event commenced on November 11 and concluded on Saturday.

As many as 50 medals were awarded to young athletes who showcased their Yogasana skills in various competitive events.

Trophies were awarded to winners of sub-junior and junior team championships.

Trupti Dongrae of Maharashtra finished first in sub junior girls and Nibodh Patil finished first in sub junior boys category. Swara Gujar from Maharashtra won the title in junior girls and Jai Kalekar from Maharashtra won the title in junior boys category.

Addressing the gathering, chairman of Odisha Hockey Promotion Council, Dilip Tirkey, said: "Yogasana Sports have the potential for becoming a landmark sport in the world and gain popularity and bring global recognition for India, like hockey. After setting new milestones of success for Indian hockey and other Indian ports, I am very confident that Odisha will become the global stage to nurture Yogasana as competitive sports."

"The NYSF will continue to work dedicatedly to promote Yogasana Sports throughout the country and advocate it on the international platforms as well," said Udit Sheth, President, NYSF.

Over 560 young athletes from 30 states took part in the competition organised by the National Yogasana Sports Federation (NYSF) in association with the Odisha government.

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Tags: Dilip TirkeyNational yogasana sports federationNibodh patilJai kalekargoaBhubaneswarBhubaneshwar municipal corporationIma goa stateKalinga institute of socialMizoram union territoryArunachal state
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