REASI, OCTOBER 28: The Annual Sports Meet, organized by the Government Polytechnic Reasi under the Youth Empowerment Programme (YEP) here on the college campus, concluded Wednesday. The tournament commenced on 24th October 2026 on knockout basis in the single category for boys and girls.
The event featured the sports competitions in disciplines of badminton, chess, carrom, table tennis and volleyball, with enthusiastic participation from students of the Electrical, Mechanical and Computer Engineering departments.
Principal of the institution Dr. Arun Bangotra was the chief guest at the final event of the tournament.
In Badminton, 25 students participated, with nine qualifying for the semi-finals. Shourya from the Electrical Engineering Department emerged as the boys’ winner, while Vardhan from Mechanical Engineering and Manit from Computer Engineering were runners up. In the girls’ category, Manyata secured first position, while Rubiya was runner up.
In Carrom, 15 students participated, with Sikander from the Electrical Engineering Department securing first position in the boys’ category and Rohit from Computer Engineering (5th semester) ending as runner up. In the girls’ category, Arti from Computer Engineering (5th semester) emerged as the winner, while Meenakshi was runner-up.
The Chess competition witnessed the participation of 12 students. Bharti from the Electrical Engineering Department (3rd semester) emerged as the winner, while Aarti from Computer Engineering (3rd semester) was runner-up.
In Table tennis, 14 students competed with enthusiasm and determination. Karan Singh from the Computer Engineering Department secured first position, while Rahil from the Mechanical Engineering Department (3rd semester) secured second position. Both players demonstrated excellent coordination, focus and sporting ability.
The Volleyball competition featured four teams representing different departments. The final was played between Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering teams and the latter emerged victorious after an exciting and closely contested match.
