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Three Hyderabad students to attend training in UK
D Bhagya Lakshmi – 800 m (girls), K Arvind – 400m (boys) and Harikrishna – 100m (boys) of the city emerged winners at Tata Tea Jaago Re 2.0 ‘Champions of Tomorrow’ finale held in New Delhi on Thursday. The trio along with nine others from across the country have been selected to attend an eight-day training programme at Loughborough University in the UK.
Hyderabad: D Bhagya Lakshmi – 800 m (girls), K Arvind – 400m (boys) and Harikrishna – 100m (boys) of the city emerged winners at Tata Tea Jaago Re 2.0 ‘Champions of Tomorrow’ finale held in New Delhi on Thursday. The trio along with nine others from across the country have been selected to attend an eight-day training programme at Loughborough University in the UK.
Tata Tea Jaago Re 2.0 ‘Champions of Tomorrow’ take a step towards pre-activism
Tata Tea Jaago Re 2.0 walked the talk on pre-activism and created ‘Champions of Tomorrow – an initiative to identify India’s most promising athletes and provide them with an opportunity to hone their skills. The 50-day long nation-wide tournament saw an impressive participation from over 3000 athletes from over 500 schools from 6 cities, providing them an opportunity to showcase their sporting talent.
The grand finale conducted by Tata Tea Jaago Re 2.0 in association with Athletics Federation of India (AFI) Sushant Dash, Regional President - India & Middle East, Tata Global Beverages said, “Pre-activism is the need of the hour and Jaago Re 2.0 encourages everyone to take a step forward as pre-activists to bring about a lasting change. We decided to lead the change by taking the first step with the launch of ‘Champions of Tomorrow’.
Our intent was to create a platform to nurture promising young athletes and instill a strong sporting culture in India. Only when parents are as actively involved in their child’s physical education as they are in their academics, can India foster sporting talent that will go on to represent the country at international meets”, he added.
