Athletes from Tripura's Masters Sports Wing have returned from Agra with a resounding victory. The team emerged as the overall champions in the recently concluded Open National Games held in Agra. By clinching a total of 38 medals, including 20 gold, 6 silver, and 12 bronze, Tripura has set a new benchmark and topped the medal tally. The host state, Uttar Pradesh, secured the runner-up position, while Rajasthan claimed the third spot.
Notably, Tripura University’s Journalism and Mass Communication (JMC) department has added another another feather of excellence, with two of its first-semester students - Tanushree Chakroborty and Purba Sinha - emerging as national champions in their respective sports and qualifying for competing at the International level.
Tanushree Chakroborty and Purba Sinha have not only made their university proud but are also set to represent India on the international stage.
At the national-level championships held in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, on November 25-26, 2024, Tanushree Chakroborty clinched the top spot in Yoga. Her exceptional performance reflects her dedication and passion for the discipline, marking a proud moment for the university and the JMC department.
Meanwhile, Purba Sinha displayed remarkable athletic prowess by winning the national championship in Athletics at the same event. Her victory underscores the department’s commitment to supporting students in achieving excellence beyond academics.
The achievements of these two young athletes take on even greater significance as they prepare to represent India at an international event, likely to be hosted in Sri Lanka next year. Their journey not only highlights their individual brilliance but also showcases the holistic approach of the JMC department in fostering talent across diverse fields.
This milestone reinforces the JMC department’s reputation for producing well-rounded individuals and sets a powerful example for future students to pursue academic and extracurricular excellence.
Tanushree and Purba are buoyed at the success and gave credit to the University for creating favourable atmosphere to excel in sports. Both expressed confidence that they would work hard to script success in the International event and bring laurels for the country and the University.
(Tripura, Northeast)