Simrahi Student Jahanvi Jyotirmay Wins Bronze at National Junior Thang-Ta Championship

Simrahi, Bihar: Jahanvi Jyotirmay, a student of the prestigious S.R. Shiksha Samrat School in Simrahi Nagar Panchayat, has brought pride to her school and Bihar by winning a bronze medal at the 32nd National Junior Thang-Ta Championship held in Srinagar.

Daughter of Kamal Kumar and Anamika Sinha, Jahanvi secured the bronze medal in the 44 kg category, competing against participants from 25 states. She demonstrated her skills and determination in a closely contested match against a competitor from Rajasthan.

The school organised a felicitation ceremony to celebrate her achievement. Chairman Mahadev Mehta honoured Jahanvi with a memento and medal, stating that her success would inspire other girls in the region to pursue sports and excel in their chosen fields.

Administrative Director-cum-Principal Kislay Ravi described Jahanvi as a promising student and assured her of the school’s continued support. He said the school would provide all possible assistance to help her prepare for future competitions.

Academic Director Raja Ravi explained that Thang-Ta is an ancient traditional martial art originating in Manipur, India, and is also included in the Khelo India Youth Games programme. He further noted that Jahanvi had previously won a gold medal at a state-level competition held in Lakhisarai.

Another student of the school, Vaishnavi Arpan, also won a bronze medal in the same competition and was felicitated for her achievement.

Students and teachers congratulated both athletes with applause, celebrating their success as a proud moment for the school and the Simrahi region.