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Young Skater Samarth Atri Receives Blessings from CM Ahead of Asian Championship

Samarth Atri, a promising young athlete from Himachal Pradesh, met with Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu to seek blessings before representing India at the Asian Short Track Ice Skating Trophy 2026. The CM praised Samarth's dedication and talent, expressing confidence in his ability to excel at the international event. With years of training and recent achievements, Samarth's journey reflects the commitment to sports development in the state. Discover more about his inspiring story and the support he has received from the government.
 

Samarth Atri Meets Chief Minister

On Tuesday evening, Samarth Atri, a talented young athlete from Bhoranj tehsil in Hamirpur district, met with Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu to seek his blessings before the upcoming Asian Short Track Ice Skating Trophy 2026. Samarth has been chosen to represent India at this prestigious international event, which is set to take place in Dehradun from August 17 to 20, 2026.


Chief Minister's Encouragement

The Chief Minister congratulated Samarth on his remarkable achievement and wished him success in the Asian competition. He emphasized the government's dedication to developing top-notch sports facilities in Himachal Pradesh, aimed at helping talented athletes refine their skills and excel in both national and international arenas.


Pride for Himachal Pradesh

Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu praised Samarth Atri for reaching the international level through his hard work, talent, and commitment, stating that his success has brought honor to Himachal Pradesh. He expressed confidence that Samarth would perform exceptionally well at the Asian Short Track Ice Skating Trophy, bringing accolades to both India and the state.


Samarth's Journey to the Trophy

Currently a Class X student at the renowned Auckland House School in Shimla, Samarth has been training consistently at the Shimla Ice Skating Rink for approximately six to seven years. His recent participation in the 21st National Short Track Ice Skating Championship showcased his skills, leading to his selection for the National Training Camp. Following his outstanding performance there, he earned the opportunity to represent India at the Asian Short Track Ice Skating Trophy 2026.