CU Campus – The Department of Physiotherapy, in collaboration with the Physio Society, Chandigarh University, organized an insightful seminar on "Injury Prevention and Management in Kabaddi: On-Field Approaches."
The session featured Dr. Dipesh Rathi, Assistant Physiotherapist of the Pro Kabaddi League champions, Haryana Steelers, who shared his extensive experience and knowledge on the critical role of physiotherapy in professional Kabaddi.The seminar focused on strategies to prevent injuries and manage them effectively on the field, equipping attendees with practical approaches essential for athletes, physiotherapists, and sports professionals. Dr. Rathi emphasized the importance of pre-match conditioning, injury risk assessment, and immediate treatment techniques, which are crucial for maintaining peak performance in the high-impact sport of Kabaddi.This initiative by Chandigarh University underscores its commitment to advancing sports sciences and physiotherapy education, ensuring students gain firsthand expertise from industry leaders.
New Delhi - India etched its name in sports history by winning the inaugural Kho-Kho World Cup, held from January 13 to 19, 2025, at the Indira Gandhi Arena, New Delhi. In a commanding display of skill, India defeated Nepal in the finals with a remarkable score of 78-40. Among the standout performers were Monica Bhati and Nirmala Bhati, students of Chandigarh University, whose contributions were instrumental in the team’s golden success. Adding to the glory, Monica Bhati was crowned the Best Defender of the Tournament, recognizing her unmatched defensive prowess throughout the championship. This historic win not only marks a significant milestone for India but also highlights the rising prominence of Kho-Kho on the global stage. Watch:


