Kolkata(17/5): Anwita Mukherjee, a talented Class VIII student of The Heritage School, has brought pride to her school and the state of West Bengal by securing selection for the National Level Yoga Championship after an impressive performance at a prestigious yoga competition organized by WFFYSI West Bengal.
The state-level event was held recently in Nabadwip and witnessed participation from numerous young yoga enthusiasts representing different districts and institutions across West Bengal. Anwita’s graceful presentation, discipline, flexibility, and confidence impressed both the judges and audience, helping her earn a place among the selected participants for the upcoming national-level competition.
The National Yoga Championship is scheduled to be held in Uttarakhand in the last week of June 2026, where Anwita will represent West Bengal on a larger platform alongside participants from various states across the country.
Teachers and mentors from The Heritage School expressed immense happiness and pride over Anwita’s achievement. They praised her dedication, regular practice, and determination at such a young age. Her success is being seen as an inspiration for many students who are actively involved in sports and cultural activities alongside academics.
Family members and well-wishers also congratulated Anwita for her remarkable accomplishment and wished her success for the national championship. Her achievement highlights the growing interest of young students in yoga and wellness activities and reflects the importance of discipline and perseverance in achieving excellence.
The competition organized by WFFYSI West Bengal aimed to encourage young talents in yoga and provide them with opportunities to compete at higher levels. Anwita’s qualification for the nationals marks a proud moment not only for her school but also for Kolkata and the entire state.
As preparations begin for the national event in Uttarakhand, Anwita Mukherjee is expected to continue her rigorous training with the hope of bringing further laurels to West Bengal.
Reported by: Sanatan Mahakud
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