Jitu Ram Bedia, a promising para-archer from the Birsa Munda Archery Academy in Silli, has earned a coveted spot on the Indian national team. His remarkable achievement will see him compete for India at the prestigious Asian Youth Para Archery Championship. The academy, recognizing his talent, provided him with significant support, including a high-quality compound bow presented by its patron, former Deputy Chief Minister Sudesh Mahto, who also offered his sincere congratulations. The event was graced by key figures in archery administration, including Chanchal Bhattacharya, Secretary of the Ranchi District Archery Association, and Babita Devi, Vice Chairperson of the Bokaro Zilla Parishad.
Academy President Neha Mahto conveyed her warm congratulations, stating that Bedia’s success resonates far beyond his hometown, bringing pride to Jharkhand. Hailing from the village of Jonha, Dimra (Bandhtola), Bedia’s journey is a testament to perseverance. Sudesh Kumar Mahto lauded Bedia’s dedication and resilient spirit as a powerful source of inspiration, proving that with the right support and opportunities, talent can overcome adversity. He conveyed his best wishes for Bedia’s future, hoping he would make both Jharkhand and India proud on the world stage.
Chanchal Bhattacharya highlighted the crucial role of the Birsa Munda Archery Academy in nurturing Bedia’s talent. He noted that the academy’s timely intervention and provision of equipment enabled his progression towards success. The continuous training and mentorship provided by the academy have been instrumental in preparing him to represent India at an international level. The academy’s leadership, including President Neha Mahto and Chief Patron Sudesh Kumar Mahto, celebrated Bedia’s triumph and wished him a successful career ahead.