Silvassa Turns Into Wrestling Arena: 120 Powerful Wrestlers Clash in Mega ‘Dangal’ Organized by Bihar Jan Seva Sangh

Silvassa Turns Into Wrestling Arena: 120 Powerful Wrestlers Clash in Mega ‘Dangal’ Organized by Bihar Jan Seva Sangh

 

Breaking News: The capital of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Silvassa, witnessed a magnificent display of strength and valor on the auspicious occasion of Makar Sankranti.

The famous Stadium Ground of Silvassa transformed into a traditional wrestling arena (Akhada), drawing massive crowds from across the territory. Organized by the Bihar Jan Seva Sangh, this grand wrestling competition became the talk of the town.

It was not just a local event; wrestlers from every corner of India descended upon Silvassa to showcase their might. The event proved that even in the modern digital age, the passion for India’s ancient sport of ‘Kusti’ remains undiminished.

As the wrestlers stepped into the mud pit, the stadium echoed with the thunderous chants of ‘Jai Bajrangbali’, creating an electrifying atmosphere of patriotism and sporting spirit.

120 Titans Clash in Silvassa

While Makar Sankranti is known for kite flying and charity, for the people of Bihar and North India residing in Silvassa, it became a day to revive their cultural heritage.

A staggering total of 120 wrestlers (Pahilwans) participated in this high-stakes competition. These athletes were not just locals; they traveled specifically for this ‘Jang’ (battle) from wrestling powerhouses like Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Bihar.

From early morning, thousands of spectators flocked to the stadium to witness the Silvassa Kusti Dangal. The sight of powerful bodies coated in mud, executing complex moves and counter-moves, kept the audience on the edge of their seats.

Haryana & UP Dominate the Ring

Haryana and Uttar Pradesh have always been the cradle of Indian wrestling, and this dominance was visible in Silvassa too.

The rugged wrestlers from Haryana displayed sheer brute force, while their counterparts from Uttar Pradesh countered with agility and technical finesse. Wrestlers from Rajasthan also impressed everyone with their endurance.

The competition saw participation across age groups—from young boys showing promising talent to seasoned veterans displaying their mastery. The way these athletes maintained physical balance while trying to pin down their opponents was a treat for sports lovers.

Bihar Jan Seva Sangh: Keeping Tradition Alive

For the thousands of migrants from Bihar and North India living in Dadra and Nagar Haveli, the Bihar Jan Seva Sangh acts as a cultural anchor.

The founder of the Sangh, Mr. Dwarikanath Pandey, stated that the primary objective of this event was to keep the migrant community connected to their roots. “Kusti is not just a sport; it is a symbol of Indian strength and discipline,” he remarked.

The organization of the Silvassa Kusti Dangal was not merely for entertainment but a deliberate effort to introduce the younger generation to the rich legacy of Indian wrestling.

Weaning Youth Off Mobile Phones

In an era where the youth are glued to mobile screens and video games, physical sports like wrestling teach invaluable lessons in discipline and health.

Dwarikanath Pandey emphasized, “We want the youth of Silvassa to take up wrestling. It builds not just a strong body but a strong mind.”

The event sent a powerful message: with the right guidance and training, the youth of Silvassa have the potential to win medals at the state and national levels. The enthusiasm seen in the eyes of the children present at the stadium was proof that the seed of interest had been planted.

Demand for a Professional Training Center

Passion alone cannot produce champions; professional training is essential. Taking this opportunity, the Bihar Jan Seva Sangh placed a significant demand before the local administration.

Mr. Pandey expressed a strong desire for a dedicated Wrestling Training Center to be established within the Silvassa Stadium complex.

He argued that if Silvassa gets a modern facility with proper mats and coaches, it could become a nursery for international-level wrestlers. All eyes are now on the administration to see if they will act on this constructive suggestion following the massive success of the event.

The Art of Mud Wrestling

Kusti is as much a mental game as it is physical. The matches in Silvassa showcased brilliant tactical warfare.

Spectators witnessed technical moves where a smaller wrestler would use leverage to topple a larger opponent. The sight of a wrestler slapping his thigh and roaring before a bout added to the traditional flavor of the event.

The Bihar Jan Seva Sangh ensured that the victors were handsomely rewarded with prizes, boosting their morale to continue pursuing the sport.

A Festival for Migrant Workers

Silvassa is home to lakhs of industrial workers and traders from North India. For them, watching a live ‘Dangal’ on Makar Sankranti was like being back home in their villages.

The stadium was packed to capacity, with every good move being cheered with thunderous applause. This event strengthened the social fabric of Silvassa, fostering brotherhood among people from different states.

The overwhelming response has led to a demand for making this Silvassa Kusti Dangal an annual fixture in the city’s calendar.

Conclusion: A Fusion of Valor and Culture

In conclusion, the wrestling competition at Silvassa Stadium was a resounding success. The energy of 120 wrestlers, the vision of Dwarikanath Pandey, and the cheers of thousands of spectators made this Makar Sankranti unforgettable.

The Bihar Jan Seva Sangh deserves high praise for proving that sports can bridge communities. We hope that the administration heeds the call for a training center, so that the next Olympic medalist might just hail from the soil of Silvassa.

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