ITBP won the National Ice Hockey Championship for the third time in a row

ITBP won the National Ice Hockey Championship for the third time in a row

Daily Current Affairs / ITBP won the National Ice Hockey Championship for the third time in a row

Change Language English Hindi

Category : Awards Published on: February 08 2023

Share on facebook

The Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), one of the seven central arm forces, have won the National Ice Hockey Championship for the third consecutive time.
They won the 12th edition of the tournament organized by the Ice Hockey Association of India (IHAI) on February 5.
The ITBP is a pioneer when it comes to adventure sports in the country as they possess an unparalleled record of mountaineering and allied sports in the country.
The tournament took place at the Ice Hockey Rink in Ladakh, located in one of the highest altitude regions of the world.
Established in 1962, the ITBP guards the high-altitude frontiers of the Himalayas in difficult terrain and climatic conditions.

Recent Post's

Pakistani troops fired at Indian posts along the Line of Control, heightening tensions after the Pahalgam civilian killings.
Read More....
India's extreme poverty dropped sharply from 16% to 2.3% in a decade, lifting 171 million people above poverty line.
Read More....
UDAN scheme completed 8 years, making air travel affordable for common citizens and boosting connectivity.
Read More....
SRFTI’s film “A Doll Made Up of Clay” selected for Cannes 2025, marking a historic entry for Indian cinema.
Read More....
DRDO successfully tested scramjet engine for 1,000 seconds, advancing hypersonic technology in India.
Read More....
India participated in 11th BRICS Labour & Employment Ministers’ Meeting 2025 held under Brazil's presidency.
Read More....
Iran offered to mediate between India and Pakistan amidst rising tensions after the Pahalgam attack.
Read More....
The 2nd Asian Yogasana Championships started in New Delhi to promote Yogasana globally.
Read More....
Former ISRO chief Dr. K. Kasturirangan, pioneer of Chandrayaan-1, passed away at 84 in Bengaluru.
Read More....
India's direct tax collection grew by 13.57% in FY25 but slightly missed the revised target.
Read More....