Peren District Inter-Departmental Tournament Crowns Champions in Thrilling Finale

Jalukie Town, Peren District – November 14, 2025 – The Indoor Badminton Stadium in Jalukie Town buzzed with energy as the 11th Peren District Inter-Departmental Tournament 2025 culminated in a spectacular closing ceremony. Divisional Forest Officer of Peren, Chisayi, IFS, served as the esteemed Guest of Honor, celebrating the dedication and athletic prowess displayed by participants from 41 departments.

The three-day tournament, a vibrant showcase of local talent and inter-departmental camaraderie, saw fierce competition across a range of sports. Chisayi lauded the athletes, stating, I was deeply impressed by the display of skill, fitness, and sportsmanship demonstrated throughout the event. He highlighted the intrinsic values of sports, noting, Sports require teamwork, discipline, perseverance, endurance, and mutual respect, and I commend all participants for embodying these qualities on the field. chisayi further encouraged the integration of these principles into professional life,underscoring the tournament’s broader impact.

Badminton battles and Carrom Clashes Highlight Top Talent

In the Men’s Singles Badminton, Kidungyi (DEF) clinched the championship title, demonstrating exceptional skill and focus. Kekungdibo wanchang of Social Welfare secured a commendable second place. The Men’s Doubles Badminton saw a dominant performance from the Education department, with Isapsibe Siang and Dinchap Rentta taking home the gold. Chungkhokai Singson and Kamjagin Singson, also representing Education, earned the silver medal.

The Mixed Doubles category provided edge-of-your-seat action. Kekungdibo Wanchang and Abeno, representing Social Welfare, emerged victorious, showcasing seamless coordination.Dinchap Rentta and Lily Khing from the Education department fought hard to secure the runner-up position.

A Spectacle of Sportsmanship and Participation

The tournament wasn’t just about the podium finishes; it was a testament to the spirit of participation. A remarkable 75 teams battled it out in Badminton across all categories, while 59 teams tested their strategic prowess in Carrom. table Tennis saw 30 teams in action,and the raw power of Arm Wrestling was evident with 26 participants. The dynamic Men’s futsal drew 36 teams, and the Women’s Penalty Shootout captivated audiences with 14 participants showcasing their precision.

The awards ceremony was a distinguished affair,with DC Peren,Hiazu Meru,NCS; DFO Peren,Chisayi,IFS; and SP Peren,igwangheing Hemang,NPS,presenting the coveted prizes. Their presence underscored the importance of the event in fostering community spirit and healthy competition.

Looking Ahead: The Enduring Impact of Sports

The closing function, expertly chaired by SDO, PWD (R&B) Peren, Er. Asembe Mbung, was further enriched by a special musical performance by G. L. Naga. The closing remarks, delivered by Physical Instructor of Sports, DYRS, Azhato Nyekha, encapsulated the tournament’s success and its role in promoting a culture of fitness and well-being within the district.

This year’s tournament serves as a powerful reminder of how sports can unite communities and instill valuable life lessons. The dedication shown by athletes and organizers alike sets a high bar for future events. For sports enthusiasts in the U.S., this event mirrors the spirit seen in local community leagues and inter-departmental challenges that frequently enough precede larger professional sporting events, highlighting the grassroots progress of athletic talent and teamwork.

The emphasis on teamwork, discipline, and perseverance in sports directly translates to success in any professional endeavor. It’s about building character as much as it is about winning.Chisayi, IFS, Divisional Forest Officer, Peren

The success of the 11th Peren district Inter-Departmental Tournament underscores the vital role of sports in fostering a healthy and engaged community. As these athletes return to their departments,they carry with them not just medals,but the invaluable lessons of sportsmanship and dedication that will undoubtedly benefit their professional lives and the district as a whole.