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N.F. Railway Wushu Academy Bags Taolu Runners-Up Trophy with 30 Medals at All Assam Inter-District Championship

The Northeast Frontier Railway Sports Association (NFRSA) Wushu Academy has brought laurels to N.F. Railway by securing the Taolu Runners-Up Trophy in the Sub-Junior category at the 23rd Sub-Junior & 23rd Junior All Assam Inter-District Wushu Championship 2026, held at Udalguri, Assam. Competing against 26 district teams and more than 400 participants, the NFRSA contingent comprising 22 talented…

N.F. Railway Wushu Academy Bags Taolu Runners-Up Trophy with 30 Medals at All Assam Inter-District Championship

The Northeast Frontier Railway Sports Association (NFRSA) Wushu Academy clinched the Taolu Runners-Up Trophy in the Sub-Junior category at the 23rd Sub-Junior & Junior All Assam Inter-District Wushu Championship 2026 in Udalguri, Assam. The team, consisting of 22 athletes, competed against 26 district teams and over 400 participants, demonstrating their prowess with a total of 30 medals — 6 Gold, 19 Silver, and 5 Bronze.

Satyam Chakroborty and Gravilk Mohalia shone brightly, both securing Gold medals in their respective disciplines. Nishant Kr. Mandal's Gold in Taichi Jian, along with Farhin Hazarika and Rishikesh Sardar's Golds in Wing Chun, further bolstered the Academy's tally. The team's success was a testament to the dedication and expertise of Coach N.C. Rao, whose guidance was instrumental in their victory.

This achievement is a reflection of N.F. Railway's ongoing commitment to fostering young sporting talent and nurturing their skills at competitive platforms. It also highlights the strong sporting culture that the organization has cultivated. The remarkable performance of these young athletes serves as an inspiration to the next generation of sportspersons, encouraging them to strive for excellence.

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