Srinagar, Mar 27: Mysha Kanth, a 9th-grade student from Delhi Public School (DPS) in Srinagar, has brought pride to the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir by securing a gold medal at the 1st National Pencak Silat Championship held in Nanded, Maharashtra.
The prestigious tournament witnessed the participation of around 800 players from 25 states and Union Territories across India, showcasing the nation’s talent in this traditional Indonesian martial art form.
Mysha Kanth exhibited exceptional talent, technique, and skill, outshining her competitors to achieve success. Her remarkable performance has garnered widespread appreciation from her school, DPS Srinagar, as well as the Pencak Silat Association of the Union Territory and the J&K Sports Council.
The young athlete’s triumph at the national level is a testament to her dedication, hard work, and passion for the sport. Her achievement has not only brought recognition to herself but has also inspired aspiring martial artists across J&K.
The Principal of DPS Srinagar expressed immense pride in Mysha’s accomplishment, stating that her success is a reflection of the school’s commitment to nurturing talent and providing students with opportunities to excel in various fields.
The Pencak Silat Association of the Union Territory and the J&K Sports Council have lauded Mysha’s outstanding achievement, recognizing her as a role model for aspiring athletes in the region. Her victory has further highlighted the growing popularity and acceptance of martial arts in Jammu and Kashmir.