Archive · 1 Dec 2025
Tanya Choudhary Breaks Records at KIUG 2025
The Khelo India University Games (KIUG) 2025 are happening in Rajasthan with lots of athletes from different universities.
Tanya Choudhary from Chandigarh University broke her own record in the hammer throw to win gold.
Keerthana from Jain University and Rushiprasad Desai from Shivaji University won the women's and men's 100m races, respectively.
There are also other sports like football, hockey, and table tennis happening.
Chandigarh University is doing well with multiple gold medals.
The games are organized by the Sports Authority of India and the Rajasthan State Sports Council.
Tanya Choudhary from Chandigarh University broke her own meet and All India University (AIU) record in the women's hammer throw with a throw of 64.29m.
Keerthana from Jain University won the women's 100m gold with a time of 11.94s, while Rushiprasad Desai from Shivaji University won the men's 100m gold with a time of 10.53s.
Chandigarh University also won gold in the women's shot put with Shiksha clearing 15 metres.
Guru Nanak Dev University leads the overall standings with 30 gold medals, while Chandigarh University is fourth with 13 gold medals.
The KIUG 2025 is being held across seven cities in Rajasthan with 4448 athletes from 222 universities competing in 23 medal disciplines.
- Who
- Athletes from 222 universities across India
- What
- Khelo India University Games (KIUG) 2025
- When
- Ongoing, with specific events held on Monday
- Where
- Seven cities in Rajasthan, hosted by Poornima University
- Why
- To compete in 23 medal disciplines and showcase university-level athletic talent
- Event
- Khelo India University Games (KIUG) 2025
- Location
- Seven cities in Rajasthan
- Athletes
- 4448 from 222 Universities
- Medal Disciplines
- 23
- Organizers
- Sports Authority of India (SAI), Rajasthan State Sports Council, Poornima University
- Tanya Choudhary's Hammer Throw
- 64.29m (New Meet and AIU Record)
- Keerthana's 100m Time
- 11.94s
- Rushiprasad Desai's 100m Time
- 10.53s