From hard work to historic glory - Sneha makes CTU proud on the world stage

Ludhiana: CT University has added a golden chapter to its sporting legacy as Sneha Gharami, competing in the Junior 76 kg Weight Category, delivered an extraordinary performance at the Commonwealth Powerlifting Championship 2026 in Winnipeg, Canada. Representing CT University on the international stage, Sneha secured Gold Medals in Squat, Bench Press and Deadlift, along with the Overall Gold Medal with a remarkable total of 500 kg.

Sneha recorded 190 kg in Squat, 120 kg in Bench Press and 190 kg in Deadlift, creating a new Commonwealth Record in all three disciplines. Her exceptional 500 kg total and golden sweep reflect not only remarkable physical strength, but also years of discipline, sacrifice, training and determination.

For CT University, the achievement is much more than a medal tally it is an inspiring story of a young athlete turning relentless hard work into international glory.

Congratulating Sneha on her historic accomplishment, Sd. Charanjit Singh Channi, Chancellor, CT University, said, “Sneha’s achievement is a moment of immense pride for the entire CT University family. Winning gold in all three disciplines and establishing three new Commonwealth Records is truly remarkable. Her success reflects determination, discipline and perseverance, and proves that with the right opportunities and unwavering commitment, our students can excel on the world stage. We congratulate Sneha wholeheartedly on this outstanding achievement.”

Dr. Manbir Singh, Pro Chancellor, CT University, said, “This is a remarkable achievement for Sneha and the entire CT University sporting fraternity. Her 500 kg total and three Commonwealth Records demonstrate exceptional strength, focus and consistency. Behind every medal lies countless hours of effort and sacrifice, and Sneha has shown the courage to compete at the highest level. Her accomplishment will inspire many more young students to believe in their abilities and pursue excellence.”

The achievement has also been supported by the dedicated efforts of Er. Davinder Singh, Director DSW, CT University, and Gurdeep Singh, Sports Head, CT University, whose continued encouragement and support for student athletes have helped create opportunities for young sporting talent to compete at national and international platforms. Their contribution reflects CT University’s commitment to nurturing students beyond academics and empowering them to pursue their passion with confidence.

Sneha’s triumph at Winnipeg is therefore not just about three gold medals and three new records; it is about the journey behind every lift the discipline, determination and dreams that carried a young athlete from the training ground to a Commonwealth podium. Her achievement has brought immense pride to CT University and stands as an inspiration for every aspiring sportsperson who dreams of representing their institution and country on the global stage. With 500 kg lifted, three Commonwealth Records created and Overall Gold secured, Sneha Gharami has truly lifted CT University’s name to new heights