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Kovid Gangrade Wins WorldSkills Silver, Khandwa Celebrates
Kovid Gangrade won a silver medal at a big international skills competition in Shanghai.
He competed in Digital Interactive Media Design.
The competition brought together more than 1,400 young people from around 70 countries.
It took place from September 22 to 27.
India finished 10th overall, with six silver medals and 20 Medals for Excellence.
Gangrade said he trained for nearly a year.
He thanked Indian organizations that helped with his training and travel.
People in Khandwa warmly welcomed him home.
His family comes from Khandwa, though he grew up in Mumbai.
Khandwa native Kovid Gangrade won silver in Digital Interactive Media Design at the 48th WorldSkills Competition in Shanghai.
The event ran from September 22 to 27 and featured more than 1,400 young competitors from around 70 countries.
India finished 10th overall, winning six silver medals and 20 Medals for Excellence.
Gangrade said he prepared intensively for nearly a year and credited three Indian skills organizations with supporting his participation.
He received a warm welcome in Khandwa, his family’s ancestral home, despite having been born and raised in Mumbai.
- Who
- Kovid Gangrade, a member of Team India.
- What
- He won a silver medal in Digital Interactive Media Design at the 48th WorldSkills Competition.
- Where
- Shanghai, China; Gangrade later received a welcome in Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh.
- When
- The competition was held from September 22 to 27; the article does not specify the year.
- Why
- The article attributes the win to nearly a year of intensive preparation; Gangrade said government recognition of medal winners could encourage future participants.
Recognition may encourage future competitors
No opposing view reported
Government recognition for medal winners
Recognition may encourage future competitors
Gangrade said government recognition for medal winners would encourage future WorldSkills participants.
No opposing view reported
The article gives no opposing position or criticism of this view.
Key facts
- Competition
- 48th WorldSkills Competition
- Category
- Digital Interactive Media Design
- Host city
- Shanghai, China
- Competition dates
- September 22–27; year not specified
- Competitors
- More than 1,400 young competitors from around 70 countries
- India’s result
- 10th overall, with six silver medals and 20 Medals for Excellence
- Preparation
- Gangrade said he prepared intensively for nearly a year
- Organizations credited
- Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, National Skill Development Corporation, and Media & Entertainment Skills Council
Sources
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