An outstanding achievement by its students at the just-finished SGFI (School Games Federation of India) District-Level Competition was proclaimed with pride by Patanjali Gurukulam, a prestigious institution known for its holistic approach to education. The Education Department was in charge of organizing this esteemed tournament, which took place on October 13 and 14. It featured the athletic abilities of young athletes from the district who showed remarkable talent and unwavering perseverance.

A committed student from Patanjali Gurukulam in the ninth grade, Madhusmita won a gold medal in the very demanding Triple Jump competition. Her accomplishment serves as a testament to her unwavering commitment to her art and serves as an example for her peers as well as the entire organization. Mansi, who is in the ninth grade as well, demonstrated her remarkable excellence as an athlete by winning a gold medal in her appropriate category. This was yet another spectacular victory.

Astha (Class 9) demonstrated both speed and stamina to win the silver medal in the highly competitive U-17 800m sprint, setting the tone for the day. Mansi (Class 9th) showcased her strength and accuracy on the field as she won silver in the U-17 javelin throw, continuing the winning streak. The amazing Prachi (Class 10th), who won the gold medal in both the shot put and discus throw competitions for the U-17 age group, astounded the spectators with her flawless technique and force. With her bronze in the U-17 discus throw, Gayatri (Class 9th) added to her collection of medals while showcasing her extraordinary potential in her chosen field.

Patanjali Gurukulam topped the U-17 1500m class, with Nidhi (Class 10th) taking the lead and winning the gold and Prabha (Class 8th) showcasing her exceptional skill with a silver. Sprinting phenom Anshika (Class 10th) dominated the track, winning gold in the U-17 100m and 200m events and leaving her rivals in her wake. Vanshika (Class 10th) added to the school’s increasing collection of awards by showcasing her speed and agility by winning silver in the U-17 100m and bronze in the U-17 200m.

These accomplishments demonstrate the deep dedication of Patanjali Kanya Gurukulam to promoting holistic development and motivating students to achieve success in a variety of professions. The teachers, students, and patrons of Patanjali Gurukulam unite to offer Madhusmita and Mansi their heartfelt congratulations for their exceptional performance in the SGFI District-Level Competition.