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Time of India
3 hours ago
- Sport
- Time of India
Shashank, Sanvi emerge as new Nagpur district badminton champions
1 2 Nagpur: Shashank Kulal and Sanvi Ghate registered victories in contrasting fashion to emerge as the new men's and women's champions in the Baidyanath Nagpur district badminton championship which concluded at the Subhedar Hall on Tuesday. While both Shashank and Sanvi missed a chance to make a double delight after winning the men and women singles crown, five shuttlers, including Fizza Akbani, Vaishnavi Manglekar, Arnav Palshikar, Hridaan Singh, and Gaurav Rege, took home twin titles in various categories of the district championships. In the men's singles final, Shashank registered a hard-fought but straight games 21-17, 26-24 victory over Priyanshu Dubey. In contrast, Sanvi rallied from a game down to get the better of Shreeja Wankhede in an exciting women's singles summit clash 11-21, 21-13, 21-17. Earlier in the U-17 girls' singles semifinal, Sanvi suffered a heartbreak with a 15-21, 21-17, 12-21 defeat to eventual champion Vaishnavi Manglekar. In the concluding ceremony, the prizes were distributed by Sachin Dixit and NDBA President Kundatai Vijaykar. On the occasion, Anant Apte, Madhavi Kashikar Hedaoo, Gurdeep Singh Arora, Neha Gosavi, tournament referee Aditya Galande, Gaurav Narnaware, and others were present. RESULTS (All Finals) Men's Singles: Shashank Kulal bt Priyanshu Dubey 21-17, 26-24; Women's Singles: Sanvi Ghate bt Shreeja Wankhede 11-21, 21-13, 21-17; Men's Doubles: Gaurav Rege-Hriday Deshmukh bt Devesh Jena-Shashank Kulal 21-11, 21-12; Mixed Doubles: Gaurav Rege-Nikkita Joseph bt Dipanshu Shukla-Kripa Sajwan 21-12, 21-12; U-19 Boys Singles: Priyanshu Dubey bt Jeeva Pillai 18-21, 22-20, 21-12; Girls: Fizza Akbani bt 1-Shreeja Wankhede 21-13, 12-21, 21-15; U-17 Boys Singles: Arnav Palshikar bt Aarav Thakre 21-19, 21-11; Girls: Vaishnavi Manglekar bt Fizza Akbani 21-17, 24-22; U-17 Boys Doubles: Arnav Palshikar-Sairaj Nayse bt Nsihil Umate-Rubal Gedam 21-16, 21-13; Girls Doubles: Ditisha Somkuwar-Fizza Akbani bt Grishma Kaishalwar-Mugdha Sawarkar 21-8, 21-7; U-15 Boys Singles: Hridaan Singh bt Devansh Thaokar 21-14, 13-4 Retd; Girls: Vaishnavi Manglekar bt Yukti Shende 21-9, 21-17; U-15 Boys Doubles: 2-Hridaan Singh-Zeeshan Khan bt Kapish Kolhe-Shamit Mohta 21-8, 22-20; U-13 Boys Singles: 1-Avnish Khiratkar bt Ojas Landge 21-14, 21-18; Girls: Anudhya Satpute bt 1-Dhriti Mehta 15-21, 21-18, 21-12; U-11 Boys Singles: Kartik Naidu bt Pradyumna Meshram 21-18, 21-14; Girls: Akshita Dorshatwar bt Aanya Malhotra 16-21, 21-12, 21-6; U-9 Boys Singles: Vihan Bhise bt 1-Niyukt Mogare 21-13, 18-21, 21-14;
Time of India
19-05-2025
- Time of India
2 city kids spend summer vacation cycling from Sion to Kanyakumari
Mumbai: It's a summer vacation they'll never forget. Two school-goers from Chunabhatti cycled from Mumbai to Kanyakumari over 14 days. After a brief halt, the children — Sanvi Patil (11) and Arnav Bhoinkar (12) — started the return journey with the girl's father, Pravin Patil (46), on Monday — 3,300km to and fro. The main aim of taking the children cycling such a distance was to wean them away from cellphones and other tech gadgets, says Pravin, adding that he also wanted them to enjoy their vacation in an unusual manner. "It's easy for today's children to get hooked to the screen… Sadly, today's kids hardly play on playgrounds. Even carrom, chess or snakes and ladders are played on the mobile phone," says Pravin. When he first revealed the plan to his daughter, she was more than ready. Sanvi is used to cycling from Chunabhatti up to Mulund and back, some 33km, twice a week with dad. Arnav too is a regular at cycling. "The boy's parents agreed when I told them of my plan," says Pravin who works for Sion hospital. Plans were finalised, the bags packed and the three set out from Chunabhatti on three geared bicycles early May 2, wending their way towards the Konkan, snaking southwards to reach Kanyakumari after a fortnight. "We covered about 100+ km in a day," says Pravin. If it gets too tiring or too hot, they take a longer break. Pravin has two cycling panniers strapped to his bicycle with bare essentials for all three of them. The kids have just a hydration backpack (water bags) and water bottles on their cycles. The panniers hold clothes besides nutrition fuel — dry fruits, chikki, nibbles and munchies. They choose restaurants carefully so as not to be taken ill along the way. Largely, the meals are light but nutritious. A stash of bananas is always at hand. Both children, who study at LK High School at Chunabhatti (east), have participated in the Kumbharli ghat race which is organised at Chiplun in Ratnagiri. On the current tour, the the three did encounter roadblocks. Sanvi's bicycle chain broke, Arnav's gear cable snapped, for which they had to call for help from a cycle shop in Kudal. A puncture or two also made them lose time. "But the real problem has been extreme heat," points out Pravin. He found it a challenge to fix punctures as the rubber patch would just melt due to the heat. Curiously, traffic has not been a big issue, he says. Pravin has set a rule for the team – all three cycle in a row, remaining within shouting distance of one another. Passers-by are amused on seeing the cycling trio, especially the two young cyclists. "The children are the show-stealers," says Pravin. Some stop them, bombarding them with a barrage of questions. Others insist on selfies. At one pit stop, a family insisted on paying for their breakfast as a "salute to their effort". An absolute stranger in Tamil Nadu even welcomed them home for a break. The children had a brief word with TOI. Sanvi said she's waiting to get home to tell her friends about the cycling trip . Arnav spoke little. "Majjaa yeteh [It's fun]," is all that he had to say.
New Indian Express
30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- New Indian Express
Sanvi Sudeep makes a Telugu singing debut with Hit 3
As Hit 3 , starring Telugu star Nani, gears up for its release on May 1, it marks a significant moment—Sanvi Sudeep makes her Telugu singing debut in the film. Sanvi has lent her voice to a track that pulses with raw emotion and energy, bringing a fresh sonic texture to the soundtrack. Her commanding vocals and emotive depth have drawn high praise, including from Nani himself. 'Sanvi's voice carries weight—it hits with power and purpose,' said Nani. 'She's not just sung a song; she's made a statement. I truly believe she's headed for great things in the industry.' Sanvi's foray into music has been anything but ordinary. She first turned heads with her work on the teaser of Jimmy, where she wrote and performed an English track that quickly went viral. Her impactful lyrics and vocal strength were widely recognised, positioning her as a rising talent to watch. Backing her every step of the way is her father and star, Kichcha Sudeep. Known for his eye for talent, the proud father shared his joy at Sanvi's debut: 'To see Sanvi step into the industry with such confidence and on such a platform—it fills me with pride. She has worked hard, and it shows,' said Sudeep. Directed by Sailesh Kolanu, Hit 3 also stars KGF actor Srinidhi Shetty as the female lead.
