The wrestling arena witnessed a showcase of India’s emerging talent as universities from across the country battled for supremacy across multiple weight categories in both women’s freestyle and men’s freestyle and Greco-Roman disciplines at KIUG 2025
With impressive technique, physical grit, and competitive spirit on full display, several institutions enjoyed standout medal hauls, led by strong performances from Lovely Professional University (LPU), Chandigarh University, Guru Kashi University, and others.
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50kg – Sweety Leads Chandigarh University’s Charge
In the women’s freestyle 50kg category, Sweety (Chandigarh University) clinched the gold medal with a commanding display of strength and mat control. Her aggressive style and clean finishes left little room for her opponents to counter.
Monika (Dr K. N. Modi University) earned the silver after a determined campaign, while Anjali (Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Shekhawati University) took bronze, showing impressive resilience in the repechage rounds.
55kg – LPU’s Kirti Claims a Hard-Fought Gold
The 55kg division saw Kirti (LPU) secure gold following a technically sharp performance, mixing speed with precision takedowns. Her tactical reading of opponents proved decisive in crucial bouts.
Gaminee (Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar University, Agra) stood tall with a silver, pushing Kirti in the final with a competitive showing. The bronze was captured by Anjali (Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut), who held her nerve in a tightly contested bracket.
62kg – LPU Bags Another Gold Through Anjili
LPU continued its dominant run as Anjili (LPU Punjab) stormed to gold in the 62kg category. Her powerful double-leg attacks and strong defence made her the clear winner of the group. Kajal (Guru Kashi University) fought valiantly for silver, demonstrating excellent counter-wrestling throughout the event. The bronze went to Sakshi (Sports University of Haryana), whose athleticism and endurance helped her secure a podium finish.
Men’s Freestyle: Multiple Universities Share the Spotlight
61kg – Anuj Kumar Vishnoi Takes Gold for Pacific University
In the men’s freestyle 61kg division, Anuj Kumar Vishnoi (Pacific Academy of Higher Education and Research University) delivered a standout performance to secure gold. His blend of technique and stamina proved too strong for the field. Sumit (LPU) claimed silver after a competitive run, while Niraj Yadav (Prof. Rajendra Singh University) earned bronze through disciplined defensive wrestling.
74kg – LPU’s Sourabh Continues University’s Medal Momentum
The 74kg category witnessed Sourabh (LPU) secure the gold with dominating offensive wrestling, adding another high-value medal to LPU’s tally.

Parveen (Desh Bhagat University, Punjab) fought well for silver, showing strong upper-body control, while Ravinder Malik (Janardan Rai Nagar Rajasthan Vidyapeeth) clinched bronze with a confident finish in the final rounds.
92kg – Amit Singh Triumphs for Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Sanskrit University
The 92kg competition saw Amit Singh emerge victorious with a composed and powerful gold-medal run. Representing Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Rashtriya Sanskrit University, Amit used excellent balance and mat awareness to outclass his opponents.
Shivdutt Choudhary (Bhupal Nobles University) secured silver, while Shivam (Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh State University, Aligarh) earned bronze after a gritty showing.
125kg – Jaspooran Singh Dominates Heavyweight Division
In the heavyweight 125kg division, Jaspooran Singh (Chitkara University Punjab) delivered one of the most commanding gold-medal performances of the tournament. His strength and tactical superiority were evident in every bout. Ronak (Delhi University) picked up silver, and Lakshay (Maharshi Dayanand University) took bronze, both showcasing impressive resilience in a physically demanding category.
Greco Roman: Haryana, Pune, and Modi University Impress
55kg – Kurukshetra University’s Manish Wins Gold
Manish (Kurukshetra University) claimed the Greco-Roman 55kg gold with a disciplined, upper-body–focused approach that left opponents struggling for openings. Ajay Sahebrao Nimbalkar (Savitribai Phule Pune University) delivered silver-worthy performances, while Deepak (Major S. D. Singh University, UP) earned bronze.
67kg – Parmod Takes Gold for Chaudhary Ranbir Singh University
In the 67kg category, Parmod (CRSU) secured gold, blending explosive throws with smart control. Satpal Singh (DDU Shekhawati University) took silver, and Sandeep Nain (Maharaja Bhupinder Singh Punjab Sports University) bagged bronze.
97kg – Sagar Clinches Gold for Dr K. N. Modi University
Closing the day, Sagar (Dr K. N. Modi University) won gold in the 97kg division with a commanding run. Ritik (Guru Kashi University) secured silver, rounding off a strong performance for his institution.
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