Chandigarh [India], December 12: Showcasing excellence in sports, Chandigarh University has created history by topping the medal tally in the 5th Edition Khelo India University Games (KIUG) 2025 in Rajasthan with a staggering haul of 42 Gold Medals, 14 Silver Medals and 11 Bronze Medals. Cha
Aditi brought pride to her country after clinching the Gold Medal in the Masters 1 category at the World Pro Powerlifting Championship under UWSFF, where athletes from countries such as Iran, Sri Lanka, Italy, and others participated.
Competing in his fourth KIUG, Ritik, representing Lovely Professional University (LPU), added a third gold medal to his tally by defeating Yash Ghangas in the men's +100kg final
Indian shooter Simranpreet Kaur delivered a stellar performance at the ISSF World Cup Final 2025, clinching the gold medal in the women's 25m pistol event and equalling the junior world record in Doha on Sunday. Meanwhile, Olympic medallist Manu Bhaker finished her campaign without a podi
Chandigarh University finished their campaign with a total of 67 medals, including 42 gold, 14 silver and 11 bronze. The champions won 23 out of the 30 gold medals on offer in Canoe and Kayaking, a sports discipline which made its debut at the KIUG, six in swimming and five in athletics, two
Reflecting on her performance, Devkar said, "I am very happy to win the gold medal as I participated in the Khelo India University Games 2025 for the first time...I performed very good..."
On winning a gold medal in the 4x100 metre relay race in Khelo India University Games (KIUG) 2025, Animesh Kujur said, "...Our main target was to set a record and luckily we set a record at the Khelo India University Games 2025. I am pleased with the performance of the team."
On winning the gold medal in Shot Put in the Khelo India University Games 2025, Samardeep Singh Gill said, "...My entire season has been very good...We hope to make India proud in major competitions...My family supports me alot..."
Asian Athletics Championship gold medallist and Lovely Professional University's Pooja Singh (Women's High Jump) broke the KIUG Meet Record on the second day of athletics competition in the Khelo India University Games Rajasthan 2025 at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium here on Tuesday.
Aditi, who has won three consecutive gold medals in the Khelo India Youth Games, clinched gold in the individual compound event for Shivaji University on her KIUG debut. In 2023, Aditi created history by winning the individual gold medal at the World Archery Championships held in Berlin
Chandigarh University's Tanya Choudhary broke her own meet and All India University (AIU) record to clinch the women's Hammer Throw gold medal while Jain University's Keerthana and Shivaji University's Rushiprasad Desai were crowned the fastest women and men athletes in the Khelo India Unive