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India’s Unsung Athletics Architect: Dr. C. Ajithkumar’s Historic Contributions Deserve National Recognition - News Network Bharat
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In the annals of Indian athletics, few names have silently reshaped the nation’s track and field landscape as profoundly as Dr. C. Ajithkumar. A former national-level sprinter turned elite-level coach, Dr. Ajithkumar has dedicated over 25 years of his life to cultivating sprinting champions, building institutions, and elevating India’s sporting presence globally. Despite his trailblazing contributions, his name still awaits the national recognition it richly deserves—most notably, the Dronacharya Award.
Champion Athletes from Dr. Ajithkumar’s Camp
Dr. C. Ajithkumar
Under his guidance, a constellation of sprinters has risen to represent India on international platforms:
Sneha S.S. – A national games gold medalist and currently India’s fastest woman over 100m with a personal best of 11.41 seconds. She represented India at the 30th Asian Athletics Championship in South Korea (2025). She is the 19th athlete to wear the national jersey after training under Dr. Ajithkumar.
Ranga – An Asian Games athlete from Doha 2019, Ranga boasts a 100m best of 11.42 seconds and is the World Police Games record holder in both the 100m and 200m events (Chengdu, China, 2019).
Jijin – Represented India at the World Youth Championships in Lille, France (2011)—a pivotal achievement stemming from Dr. Ajithkumar’s early coaching legacy.
These are not isolated successes, but reflections of a deeply consistent coaching methodology focused on precision, discipline, and tailored athlete development.
Athlete to Architect: A Stellar Personal Journey
Dr. Ajithkumar’s athletic journey began on the tracks of S.B. College, Changanacherry (Mahatma Gandhi University) between 1987 and 1992, where he medaled in 100m and 200m events at junior nationals and inter-university meets. This foundation as a competitive sprinter laid the groundwork for his transformation into one of India’s most scientific and impactful athletics coaches.
Historic Coaching Achievements
Among Dr. Ajithkumar’s many milestones, the 2023 World University Games in Chengdu, China stands out. Coaching Bhavani Yadav Bhagavathi, he guided her to a historic medal in the long jump, marking the first time an Indian coach had led an athlete to podium success at the World University Games. While the athlete was honored at Rashtrapati Bhavan, Dr. Ajithkumar’s vital role behind the scenes went largely unnoticed.
Wider Impact Across Institutions
With over 25 years of coaching experience, Dr. Ajithkumar has cultivated excellence across premier academic and sports institutions across India, including:
Indira Gandhi Technological and Medical Sciences University (IGTAMSU), Arunachal Pradesh
Mangalore University, Karnataka
Mahatma Gandhi University, Kerala
University of Kerala
Calicut University
Rajiv Gandhi University, Bangalore
Alva’s Education Foundation, Moodabidri
Currently, he is:
Director of Sports at Shaheed Bhagat Singh University (SBSU)
Visiting Professor at Alva’s College of Physical Education and IGTAMSU University
Actively working as a coach across various colleges and universities across India, helping shape the future of Indian athletics.
National and Institutional Honors
Dr. Ajithkumar has received numerous accolades that reflect the respect he commands within the athletics fraternity:
Indian University Best Coach Award (2023)
Amaruthavani Karnataka Award (2023)
SSB Best Coach Award (2019)
Kerala State Athletic Association Award (2017)
Sports Science India Best Coach Award (2024)
He has also served as coach at major international events such as:
World University Games 2023 (Chengdu, China)
Asian Athletics Championship 2017 (Bhubaneswar)
World Police Games 2019 (China)
A Legacy in Numbers and Values
18 International Medal-Winning Athletes
Multiple National Champions
Hundreds of Students Trained
Decades of Ethical and Scientific Coaching
His work emphasizes not just performance, but holistic development—mental conditioning, injury prevention, and character building.
A Call for Dronacharya Award Recognition
In an age where sports coaching is being professionalized, India must turn its attention to mentors who have already built results through sheer perseverance, passion, and patriotism. Dr. C. Ajithkumar is a rare gem, embodying the values of mentorship, sportsmanship, and national service.
Athletes he trained are now global competitors, medal winners, and symbols of Indian excellence. It is only fitting that the nation now honors the coach who made this possible.
Conclusion: Time to Celebrate the Architect Behind India’s Speed
Dr. C. Ajithkumar is not just a coach—he is a visionary, a relentless force powering India’s emergence on the global athletics map. As the sprinting spikes thunder on international tracks and Indian flags soar, we must also lift the names of mentors like him—the unsung architects of national pride.
India, it’s time to recognize and reward one of your own. Dr Ajithkumar C (talk) 06:14, 31 May 2025 (UTC)[reply]

Dr C Ajithkumar

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Dr C Ajithkumar Dr. C. Ajithkumar – International Athletic Coach & Sports Educator Dr. Chellappan Ajithkumar, widely known as Dr. C. Ajithkumar, is a distinguished International Athletic Coach from Kerala, India. Born in 1972 in Thrickodithanam village, Kottayam District, he made history by becoming the *first Indian Athletic Coach to secure a medal in Long Jump at the World University Athletic Championship*, through his protégé Bhavani Yadav Bhagavathi in 2023, Chengdu, China. Coach Ajith's remarkable success story is exemplified by Nayana James's outstanding achievement, securing the Asian medal with a 6.55mts long jump after just four months of training, and maintaining the top Asian ranking in 2017 and 2018. With *over 25 years of coaching experience*, Dr. Ajithkumar has cultivated a legacy of excellence across premier academic and sports institutions in India. His coaching tenures include *Indira Gandhi Technological and Medical Science University (Arunachal Pradesh)*, *Mangalore University (Karnataka)*, MG university,Kerala university, Calicut University, Rajiv Gandhi University Bangalore and *Alva’s Education Foundation Moodabidri He currently contributes as a *Visiting Professor* at Alva’s College of Physical Education and IGTAMSU University.and Director of Sports in SBSU Dr. Ajithkumar’s training methodologies and athlete-centered coaching philosophy have propelled *18 athletes to win 22 international medals*, marking him as one of India's most impactful athletics mentors. *Approximately 18 international athletes*, including the country's leading names such as *Nayana James, Bhavani Yadav,S S Sneha, k Ranga,Rintu Mathew,Jijin Vijayan,Stalin jose,Ali Ansari,Vineeth saseendran,Likhin sali,Shajahan,Uma Maheshwari and Rajesh have demonstrated exceptional performance under his expert guidance and mentorship.

  • Major Assignments & Roles:*

Indian University Athletic Coach, World University Championship, Chengdu, China (2023) Indian Team Coach, Asian Track and Field Meet, Bhubaneswar (2017) Indian Police Team Coach, World Police Championship, China (2019) Coach, Sashastra Seema Bal, Delhi (2018–2020) Mangalore University Team Coach (2017–2024) Chief Coach, IGTMS University, Arunachal Pradesh Kerala State Athletics Team Coach (2011 & 2015) Dr. C. Ajithkumar remains a beacon of inspiration in Indian athletics, blending scientific training, strategic mentorship, and unwavering dedication to elevate Indian sports on the global stage. On December 20, 2023, medal-winning athletes and coaches from the 2023 World University Meet were honored at the Rashtrapati Bhavan and felicitated by the Hon President of INDIA

Dr. Chellappan Ajithkumar, widely known as Dr. C. Ajithkumar, is a distinguished International Athletic Coach from Kerala, India. Born in 1972 in Thrickodithanam village, Kottayam District, he made history by becoming the *first Indian Athletic Coach to secure a medal in Long Jump at the World University Athletic Championship*, through his protégé Bhavani Yadav Bhagavathi in 2023, Chengdu, China. Coach Ajith's remarkable success story is exemplified by Nayana James's outstanding achievement, securing the Asian medal with a 6.55mts long jump after just four months of training, and maintaining the top Asian ranking in 2017 and 2018. With *over 25 years of coaching experience*, Dr. Ajithkumar has cultivated a legacy of excellence across premier academic and sports institutions in India. His coaching tenures include *Indira Gandhi Technological and Medical Science University (Arunachal Pradesh)*, *Mangalore University (Karnataka)*, MG university,Kerala university, Calicut University, Rajiv Gandhi University Bangalore and *Alva’s Education Foundation Moodabidri He currently contributes as a *Visiting Professor* at Alva’s College of Physical Education and IGTAMSU University.and Director of Sports in SBSU Dr. Ajithkumar’s training methodologies and athlete-centered coaching philosophy have propelled *18 athletes to win 22 international medals*, marking him as one of India's most impactful athletics mentors. *Approximately 18 international athletes*, including the country's leading names such as *Nayana James, Bhavani Yadav,S S Sneha, k Ranga,Rintu Mathew,Jijin Vijayan,Stalin jose,Ali Ansari,Vineeth saseendran,Likhin sali,Shajahan,Uma Maheshwari and Rajesh have demonstrated exceptional performance under his expert guidance and mentorship.

  • Major Assignments & Roles:*

Indian University Athletic Coach, World University Championship, Chengdu, China (2023) Indian Team Coach, Asian Track and Field Meet, Bhubaneswar (2017) Indian Police Team Coach, World Police Championship, China (2019) Coach, Sashastra Seema Bal, Delhi (2018–2020) Mangalore University Team Coach (2017–2024) Chief Coach, IGTMS University, Arunachal Pradesh Kerala State Athletics Team Coach (2011 & 2015) Dr. C. Ajithkumar remains a beacon of inspiration in Indian athletics, blending scientific training, strategic mentorship, and unwavering dedication to elevate Indian sports on the global stage. On December 20, 2023, medal-winning athletes and coaches from the 2023 World University Meet were honored at the Rashtrapati Bhavan and felicitated by the Hon President of INDIA Dr Ajithkumar C (talk) 13:11, 30 May 2025 (UTC)[reply]

Athlete development

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Hello, Dr. Ajithkumar C. I think you might be interested in reading Early sports specialization. The red links in it are articles that don't exist (but probably should). If you wanted to write about Athlete development, then I suggest creating a new page, such as User:Dr Ajithkumar C/Athlete development and working on it until you think you have it fairly well written, cited, and organized the way you'd like it to be.

If you need help, there are always volunteers ready to help new editors at the Wikipedia:Teahouse, or if you would like to talk to people interested in sports, you could leave a message at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Sports. WhatamIdoing (talk) 03:38, 31 May 2025 (UTC)[reply]

“Congratulations Sneha

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“Congratulations Sneha” “23” International Medals during my coaching period,

won my 23rd medal by winning a silver in the 4x100mts relay with my Sprinter S S Sneha at the 26th Asian Championships held in South Korea. Sneha, the fastest athlete in the country, clocked 11.41 seconds. Yesterday, Srabani Nanda was slightly behind in the first lap of the relay, but Sneha handed over the baton to Abhinaya first and then Nitya won the silver medal for the country in the last lap. This evening, the team left Korea for the international meet to be held in Taiwan. The competition will be held in Taiwan from June 5 to 9. Sneha and the others left after securing a medal in Taiwan. Dr Ajithkumar C (talk) 04:32, 2 June 2025 (UTC)[reply]

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