Pune: MIT-WPU Students Win Gold & Bronze At Commonwealth Table Tennis Championship
FPJ News Service/Pune: MIT World Peace University students Tanisha Koticha and Sayali Wani won three medals at the Commonwealth Table Tennis Championship 2026, held in New Delhi. Koticha won the gold medal in the mixed doubles event. She also won a bronze medal in the women’s doubles event with Wani. The university felicitated both players for their performance. MIT-WPU Executive President Dr…
MIT World Peace University students Tanisha Koticha and Sayali Wani secured three medals at the Commonwealth Table Tennis Championship 2026, which took place in New Delhi. Koticha claimed gold in the mixed doubles event and Wani added a bronze in women’s doubles, sharing the podium with their team’s efforts. MIT-WPU's leadership, including Executive President Dr Rahul V Karad and Executive Director Dr Aditi Karad, celebrated the athletes' accomplishment and wished them continued success in their future games.
Both students are currently in their second year of BBA in Business Analytics at MIT-WPU and have previously participated in numerous national and international tournaments. Renowned for their strong playing style and technical expertise, Dr Karad emphasized the medals as a reflection of MIT-WPU's dedication to supporting students in academics and sports.
Dr Aditi Karad attributed the achievement to the university's sports development policy, vowing to continue promoting sporting excellence for future generations. The players were coached by Dr Vaibhav Wagh, Director of Sports, and Registrar Prof. Ganesh Pokale, along with Dr Wagh, expressed their pride in the students' achievement.
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