A promising six-member delegation representing the Jharkhand Thang-Ta Association has touched down in the scenic valley of Srinagar, ready to test their mettle against the finest young athletes from across India. Set to unfold at the iconic Indoor Sports Hall located in the Polo Ground, the prestigious 32nd Junior National Thang-Ta Championship promises three consecutive days of high-intensity competition, running from September 28 through September 30.
The indigenous martial art form, celebrated for its blend of disciplined technique and agile movement, will witness junior talent converging from every corner of the country. Among them, the five selected contenders from Jharkhand carry high expectations, having earned their berths through rigorous preparation and notable local performances.The contingent presents a balanced mix of combatants who will challenge opponents across distinct weight categories.
Leading the charge from Dhanbad are Aman Kumar, Ravi Kumar Sao, and Kashish Kumari, each known for technical precision on the mat. They are joined by Ranchi’s own Sambhavi Daksh and Akanksha Raj, whose strategic finesse adds significant depth to the state’s medal prospects.
Guiding the squad through the pressures of this premier platform is seasoned coach Ramswaroop Hembram from Ranchi, who oversees the technical strategy, conditioning, and mental readiness of the group.With youth from multiple states and union territories vying for top podium finishes, the tournament is poised to offer a fierce arena of martial arts excellence.
State sports officials and supporters have expressed strong confidence in the preparation of this spirited squad, looking forward to dominant bouts and a successful medal haul that reinforces the region’s rising profile in the sport.
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