
Aarushi Devi Clinches Gold in UT-Level Wrestling Championship, Qualifies for 70th National Games
Rajouri, October 08, 2026 [VoM News]: In a remarkable sporting feat, Aarushi Devi, daughter of Chain Singh and a student of Government High School Baggar (Zone Assar, Doda district), has won the gold medal in the under-46 kg Freestyle (F/S) category at the Inter-District UT-Level Wrestling Tournament held in Rajouri.
With this championship victory, Aarushi has secured her selection to represent Jammu & Kashmir at the upcoming 70th National School Games in Delhi.
Her success has brought immense pride to her school, native region of Assar, and the entire district, drawing widespread appreciation from school authorities, local sports officials, and community members.
Huge congratulations to Aarushi Devi (D/O Chain Singh) of Govt High School Baggar (Zone Assar) for clinching the Gold Medal in the under-46 kg Freestyle category at the Inter-District UT Level Wrestling Championship in Rajouri!
Her stellar performance has earned her a spot at the prestigious 70th National Games in Delhi. Wishing her the very best as she prepares to represent the UT on the national stage.
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