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Bhargvi shines at Pencak Silat Inter-College championship

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Updated At : 01:14 PM Jan 21, 2024 IST

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Patiala, jANUARY 20

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At the Inter-College Pencak Silat Martial Arts Championship at Punjabi University, Multani Mal Modi College claimed the overall title in the girls’ category. The team secured 9 points to win the overall title with the help of Bhargvi Prashant Shankhe (gold medal in 60 kg), Savita Malik (silver medal in 65 kg), and Manpreet Kaur (bronze medal in 55 kg).

In the boys competition, the Multani Mal Modi College, comprising Nitin Bhagail (gold medal) and Sheryar Kaifi (silver medal), was able to secure second place overall with 8 points.

The principal, Neeraj Goyal, congratulated the team members and assured them that the college would continue to provide the best facilities possible to all sportspersons at the college. The dean of sports, Nishan Singh, appreciated the team’s efforts at the championship.

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