Chandigarh: Students of Chitkara University shines at international sports stage
At the same time, Devika Sihag, a third-year BBA student at Chitkara Business School, made history by winning India's first-ever bronze medal in Mixed Team Badminton at the World University Games 2025 held in Germany. The university said that Sihag's achievement marks a landmark moment for Indian university sports and highlights her consistent focus and discipline on the court.
'These outstanding performances underline Chitkara University's strong support system for students who strive for excellence beyond academics. The university offers world-class infrastructure, expert mentorship, and an environment that empowers students to pursue their dreams with confidence,' said Madhu Chitkara, pro-chancellor of the university.
'We are immensely proud of both Payas and Devika. Their achievements speak volumes about their dedication and hard work, and also reflect the university's belief in creating opportunities for students to excel in every field,' she added.
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