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Nagrota Bagwan, Updated At : 09:17 AM Sep 24, 2024 IST

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The UTT National Table Tennis Tournament 2024 concluded at the Khelo India Residential Academy in Nagrota Bagwan. The prestigious event attracted top players from across the nation and showcased exceptional talent and sportsmanship. RS Bali, Cabinet rank minister and Chairman, Himachal Pradesh, Tourism, was the chief guest. The highlight of the tournament was the thrilling final matches, where players demonstrated remarkable skills and determination. The men’s singles title was claimed by Thakkar Manav Vikash from the PSPB, while the U-19 boys singles champion was Bhattacharjee Ankur from the PSPB. In the women’s singles, the first position was secured by Ghorpade Yashaswini from the PSPB, whereas the U-19 girls singles champion was Kotecha Yaneesha from MHR.

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