PINAKI MAJUMDAR
Jamshedpur, Sept 26: Three cadets of Tata Steel Adventure Foundation (TSAF) are representing India in the Asian Games being held in China.
They include Aman Verma, Anisha Verma and Bibhas Roy from TSAF’s Sport Climbing Academy.
These cadets have already excelled at the national level and would now have the opportunity to compete at the prestigious Asian Games.
Aman Verma, a proud native of Jamshedpur, joined the TSAF Sport Climbing Academy in 2015. He has showcased his skills in prestigious events such as the Singapore Asian Kids Championship 2017, World Youth Championship and Practise 2019, Asian Youth Championship 2019 and more. Aman’s remarkable performance in various national-level sports climbing competitions has earned him numerous medals, positioning him as a strong contender for success at the Asian Games.
Anisha Verma, also hailing from Jamshedpur, became a part of the TSAF Sport Climbing Academy in 2015. She has proudly represented India in events like the China Asian Youth Championship 2018 and the World Youth Championship and Practice 2019. Anisha’s consistent excellence in national competitions has garnered her numerous gold, silver and bronze medals, solidifying her position as a formidable athlete for the Asian Games.
Bibhas Roy, an exceptional coach known for his passion and adaptability, has been an invaluable asset to TSAF’s Sport Climbing Academy since 2015. With a proven track record of success in diverse and fast-paced settings, Bibhas has demonstrated exceptional proficiency in behaviour management.
His certifications, including IMF Certified Sports Climbing Coach (2015) and Level I Route Setting Course (2015), reflect his dedication to continuous learning and growth. Bibhas has also served as a coach for the Indian team in various international championships, bringing his expertise to guide the athletes towards triumph at the Asian Games.
Meanwhile, three cadets of Tata Archery Academy (TAA) are also representing India in the prestigious Asian Games 2023 held in China.
They include Bhajan Kaur, Ankita Bhakat and Mrinal Chauhan, who have been selected to represent India in the Asian Games.
These young archers have showcased their skills and talent, bringing honour to their training base at the TAA.
The selection of three TAA cadets for the Asian Games 2023 is a testament to the academy’s commitment to nurturing talent and producing world-class archers.
