- Table tennis tournament was held between 10th and 12th August
- Brilliant performance in Konkan Division Table Tennis Tournament under Mumbai University
- Officials wish the successful players
Ratnagiri: University of Mumbai, Konkan Division in association with Konkan Division and Gharda Institute of Technology College, Khed. 4 Under Inter-Collegiate Men and Women Table tennis The competition was organized by It was done between 10 and 12 August.
The women's team of the college secured the third position with bronze medal in this competition. While the men's team won the title of the Konkan division table tennis tournament 2026-27 with gold medal. Students of Atharva Mhaske, Aditya Shirke, Rohan Jadhav, Aditya Lanjekar (3rd year Science), Vishal Parihar (3rd year BBA) participated in the gold medal winning college men's table tennis team.
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The women's table tennis winning team that won bronze medal included Sneha Kadam, Maithili Dorlekar, Shravani Shinde (3rd year Science), Samrudhi Mulye, Aditi Jadyar (3rd year BBA). Vinod Shinde's guidance and sports teacher Prof. Helped by Kalpesh Botke, Shripad Gurav.
Officials wish the successful players
All the players who qualified in the competition Rs. A. Shilpa Patwardhan, working president of the society, Satish Shevde, chairman of the gymkhana committee, Dr. Chandrasekhar Kelkar, all the members of the institute and the principal of the college Dr. Dr. Makarand Sakhalkar, Administrative Vice Principal. Surendra Thakurdesai, Vice Principal of all the three branches, Dr. Vivek Bhide, all faculty colleagues, staff congratulated him heartily.
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