Maharaja Agrasen Medical College concluded Hustle 2026, with Batch 2023 winning the championship. (Praveen Kumar)
Agroha: The annual sports festival ‘Hustle 2026’ at Maharaja Agrasen Medical College, Agroha, concluded on a high note, with students and faculty members celebrating sporting achievements and teamwork. Hisar Superintendent of Police Siddhant Jain attended the closing ceremony as the chief guest. College Director Dr. Karandeep Singh, Administrative Adviser Dr. Nazir Ahmad Pandit and Director (Paramedical) Dr. Ashutosh Sharma were present as special guests.
The ceremony began with the traditional lighting of the lamp by the dignitaries. Dr. Monica Jain, chairperson of the Sports Committee and Head of the Department of Anatomy, welcomed the guests and appreciated the efforts of students, faculty members and the organising committee in making the event successful.
SP Siddhant Jain Highlights the Importance of Sports
Addressing the gathering, Chief Guest SP Siddhant Jain said sports are not merely about winning or losing but also help develop discipline, patience, confidence and a healthy competitive spirit.
He encouraged students to participate actively in sporting activities alongside their academic pursuits, emphasising that physical fitness plays an important role in maintaining a healthy mind.
He further observed that teamwork, leadership and the ability to remain composed under challenging circumstances, which are developed on the sports field, are valuable qualities in every aspect of life. He congratulated the winners and motivated other participants to continue working towards their goals.
Outstanding performers in various sporting events were honoured during the closing ceremony. Batch 2023 secured the overall championship title, while Dhanraj Singh received the prestigious ‘Sportsman of the Year’ award in recognition of his performance, dedication and sporting spirit.
College Director Dr. Karandeep Singh said the institution gives equal importance to sports and cultural activities alongside academics to ensure the overall development of students.
He added that sporting events encourage students to balance healthy competition with cooperation and collective achievement. He also congratulated the organising committee, faculty members and students for successfully conducting the festival.
Public Relations Officer Ankit Raj Sharma announced that the next major student event, ‘Menia 2026’, will begin on November 2 and continue until November 6.
The five-day festival will feature a range of cultural, literary, arts and crafts activities, providing students with opportunities to showcase their diverse talents.
He said such programmes are organised to encourage creativity, provide a platform for individual expression and support the all-round development of students.
Students Himanshu Saini, Bhuvnesh Vyank, Kabir Sethi, Dhanraj Singh and Janvi Singh, along with a large number of students and faculty members, participated enthusiastically in the closing ceremony.
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