Chitkara paddlers claim double gold in KIUG
Guwahati, February 22: Chitkara University boys needed a mere 45 minutes to complete a hat-trick of titles when they beat Chandigarh University 3-0 in the 4th Khelo India University Games (KIUG) at the Nehru Stadium complex today.
The Chitkara boys first won their title in the Bengaluru edition and followed it up with the second gold at Lucknow last year.
In the girls’ final, Chitkara University joined their illustrious coun
Samruddhi show puts SNDT in the girls' final
Guwahati, February 21: Chitkara University boys warded off the University of Madras threat to tame them 3-0 and enter the final of the 4th Khelo India University Games (KIUG) at the Nehru Stadium complex today.
Joining Chitkara in the final was Chandigarh University, but not before the University of North Bengal stretched them, asking the right questions, especially by Jayabrata Bhattacharya and Soumyadeep Sarkar. However, Divyansh Srivastava responded
Yashaswini guides Jain varsity into the quarters
Guwahati, February 20: Shepherded by Yashaswini Ghorpade, Jain University from Bengaluru topped Group A to enter the quarterfinals of the 4th Khelo India University Games (KIUG) at the Nehru Stadium complex today. Thus, the varsity girls kept a clean slate, winning all their group matches.
The other teams that have made it to the knockout stages included Chitkara (Group A), Chandigarh and L.N. Mithila (Group B), SRM and Delhi (Group C) and SNDT and Osma
Chitkara boys and girls make bright starts
Guwahati, February 19: Chitkara University boys and girls began their gold-medal hunts in earnest on the first day of the 4th Khelo India University Games (KIUG) at the Nehru Stadium complex, here today.
The university boys from Punjab thrashed Jadavpur University from West Bengal 3-0 in their Group A tie, courtesy of Yashansh Malik, Wesley Do Rosario and Chitwan Wadhwa. Except for Wesley, who won 3-1 against Soumil Mukherjee, the other two completed 3-
Chitkara varsity starts favourites to win double-team gold
Guwahati, February 18: Though only in its fourth edition, the Khelo India University Games (KIUG) has already gained popularity among the young people in the country. A pet project of the central government, different states have played hosts, and this time, Assam gets the opportunity to do the honours.
The 16-team per gender table tennis events, getting underway at the Nehru Stadium tomorrow, has a mix of government and private universities from the fo
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