Mumbai: India's first-ever year-round sports tournament, Yuva Kabaddi Series has partnered with EaseMyTrip as its title sponsor for the ongoing winter edition 2023 at the Rajiv Gandhi Indoor Stadium in Pondicherry.
The ongoing edition kickstarted on 12 January, making the celebration of the National Youth Day even more special. A total of 240 players from 12 states are participating as the tournament will go on till 7 February. The competition has been providing a highly competitive environment for India's budding kabaddi players, preparing them for a bigger stage.
The support from EaseMyTrip.com is not only committed to championing and nurturing emerging sports talents but also to cultivating a more promising and brighter future for the nation's youth.
“We are delighted to collaborate with EaseMyTrip, a steadfast advocate for sports across diverse genres and a dedicated contributor to the vision of transforming India into a sporting nation. This partnership marks an exhilarating journey for the sport, presenting promising opportunities on the horizon. Together, we aspire to reshape the future of Indian kabaddi," said Yuva Kabaddi Series CEO Vikas Gautam.
Launched in 2022, the Yuva Kabaddi Series gives the next-gen players (Below 80 kgs) a chance to showcase their talent and groom them for the biggest stage in Kabaddi as well. Till date, over 1400 youth players have engaged in 751 matches involving 85 coaches, and overseen by 183 officials in the Yuva Kabaddi Series.
“We are delighted to be partnering for the ongoing Winter Edition 2023 of India's first-ever year-round sports tournament, the Yuva Kabaddi Series. This partnership reflects our commitment to championing emerging sports talents and contributing to the vision of transforming India into a sporting nation. Our support goes beyond the tournament; it is a commitment to cultivate a more promising and brighter future for the nation's youth. We aspire to reshape the future of Indian Kabaddi and provide promising opportunities for the talented youth of our nation," said EaseMyTrip co-founder Rikant Pittie.
