Dehradun: The services continued their dominance in the National Games, since it exceeded the medal count in the 38th edition in Uttarakhand, achieving the feat for the fifth time in the last six games, after a final day of competition Thursday. The services pocketed nine more medals on Thursday, including three gold, for a total of games of 121 (68 gold, 26 silver, 27 bronze). He had finished second behind Maharashtra in the 2023 edition in Goa.
Before that, he had passed the medal count in four successive national games (2007, 2011, 2015 and 2022).
Maharashtra won more medals than services with 198 (54 gold, 71 silver, 73 bronze) but the smaller number of gold meant that it ended in second place.
Even Haryana obtained more medals than services with 153 (48 gold, 47 silver, 58 bronze) but had to be content with third place.
Karnataka (34 gold, 18 silver, 28 bronze) and Madhya Pradesh (33 gold, 26 silver, 23 bronze) ended in the fourth and fifth positions respectively.
Tamil Nadu (27 gold, 30 silver, 34 bronze), uttarakhand (24 gold, 3 silver, 43 bronze), western flask (16 gold, 13 silver, 18 bronze), punjab (15 gold, 20 silver, 31 bronze) and Delhi (15 gold, 18 silver, 29 bronze) rounded the top 10.
The curtains will be reduced in the 38th edition of the National Games, which began on January 28, with the closing ceremony that will be held in Haldwani on Friday with the Interior Minister of the Union, Amit Shah, attending.
In hockey competitions in Haridwar, Haryana avenged her defeat in the last edition while defeating Madhya Pradesh 4-1 in the final to win the Women’s Gold Medal.
Jharkhand defeated Maharashtra 2-1 to pocket the bronze medal.
In the National Games of 2023 in Goa, MP had defeated Haryana 3-0 in shooting after the two parties had no goals in regulation time
In the male event, Karnataka registered a hard 3-2 victory over Uttar Pradesh to win gold. Maharashtra beat Punjab 1-0 to secure the bronze medal.
West Bengal and Haryana shared the honors on the last day of gymnastics with two gold each in Dehradun.
Maharashtra, however, headed the gymnastics medal count with 24 medals, including 12 gold in the competition held for six days. Western Bengala was second with 12 medals, including 5 gold.
Yogeshwar Singh from Haryana won two gold medals by winning the male artistic vault event and the horizontal bar. He scored 13,500 points for the vault table event, while grabbed 12,367 points in the horizontal bar.
Ritu das of West Bengal secured the gold medal at the Women’s Artistic Gymnastics Balance Beams event with 11,367 points, while the teammate Pranati Das took the first prize in the female floor exercise event.
The Olympic of Odisha, Pranati Nayak, settled with a bronze medal at the Balance Beam event.
Parina Rahul Madanpotra de Maharashtra assured the gold medal in the rhythmic event of gymnastics clubs with a score of 25.60. In the rhythmic gymnastics tape event, Muskan Rana de Jammu and Cashmira and Samyukta Prasen Kale de Maharashtra shared the gold medal, both scoring 25,550 points.
In the parallel bars event, Rakesh Kumar Patra of Odisha emerged triumphantly, scoring 12,600 points.
In table tennis, Jaish Amith Modi de Maharashtra registered an annoying victory (7-11 6-11 11-7 11-8 14-12 6-11 11-6) On the medalist of the Commonwealth Games Sathiyan Gnanasekaran de Tamil Nadu to clinate the golden men of men. medal.
In the final of the female singles, Selena Deepthi Selvakumar de Tamil Nadu came out victorious, surpassing Swastika Ghosh of Maharashtra 11-7 11-2 6-11 7-11 8-11 11-7 11-9 to claim the gold medal .
In mixed doubles, Anirban Ghosh of Western Bengal and Ayhika Mukherjee surprised Chinmaya Somaiya and Reeth Rishya Tennison of Maharashtra to claim the title.
On the last day of the sprint of Kayak and canoeing held at Lake Tehri, the Odisha team comprising Shruti Choule, Oinam Bidya Devi, Oinam Binita Chanu and Khwakpam Dhanamanjuri Devi claimed the gold with a time of 01: 46.95s .
The Fairenban Sonia Devi of Uttarakhand won the gold at the K-1 500m female event with a time 02: 06.935s, while the men’s K-4 500m Gold went to the Sunny Kumar services team, Varinder Singh, Goli Ramesh and AJIT Singh that completed the race at 01: 28,320s.
In Skeet Mixed Team Shooting Shooting, Shaan Singh Libra de Haryana and Raiza Dhillon beat Ganemat Sekhon and Bhaveghésh Singh Gill 41-39 of Punjab to win gold.
Meanwhile, Haryana assured a 39-33 victory over Uttarakhand in the mixed netball event to claim gold.