WorldSkills Abu Dhabi 2017 Results: Team Skill India wins one Silver, one Bronze and 9 Medallions of Excellence
The Diwali Dhamaka this year just got more brighter and
happier with Skill India Team’s performance at WorldSkills Abu Dhabi 2017. On
the festival of lights and enlightenment, as we saw history being created on
the world stage, one hopes this achievement will enthuse and inspire many young
Indians to realize their talent and potential by acquiring appropriate skills, knowledge
and abilities. Team Skill India won One Silver (Mohit Dudeja), One Bronze
(Kiran Sudhakar) and Nine Medallion of Excellence at the 44th WorldSkills
competition, making it India’s best performance so far, since it’s first
participation in 2007. The team competed with candidates from 59 WorldSkills
member countries.
- Silver Medal in Patisserie and Confectionary (Mohit Dudeja) and Bronze Medal in Prototype Modelling (Kiran Sudhakar)
- 9 Medallions for Excellence across key skills
- A total of 11 Medals and Medallions to Team India
- 1300+ candidates participated across 59 countries competing across 51 skills
- 28 candidates participated in 26 trades from Team India in Abu Dhabi
Mohit Dudeja won a silver for
Patisserie and Confectionery whereas Kiran bagged a bronze for Prototype
Modelling. Nine Medallions for Excellence were won in trades/skills like
mechatronics, brick-laying, restaurant service, automobile technology,
jewellery, graphic design technology, mobile robotics, beauty therapy and car
painting. With winners being presented medals at a glittering closing ceremony
on the day of Deepawali, Indian participants and winners have truly made the
Festival of Lights sparkle for the country! Mohit Dudeja also won the “Best of
Nation” award for receiving the highest marks among the India Contingent. Shahad Shahida Manzil came 3rd in 3M
Sustainability Challenge for optimal utilization of paint during the Car
Painting competition.
S. No.
|
Winner
|
Trade/Skill
|
Award
|
Competing countries
|
States
|
1
|
Mohit Dudeja
|
Patisserie &
Confectionery
|
Silver Medal
&
Best of Nation
|
Scored above
China, Switzerland, Canada, Korea and UK
|
Delhi
|
2
|
Kiran Sudhakar
|
Prototype
Modeling
|
Bronze Medal
|
Scored better
than Brazil, Russia, Germany and Switzerland
|
Karnataka
|
3
|
Anant Kumar &
Varun Gowda
|
Mechatronics
|
Medallion of
Excellence
|
Scored above UK,
Korea, Germany, France, USA, Singapore
|
Karnataka
|
4
|
Rohim Momin
|
Bricklaying
|
Medallion of
Excellence
|
Scored better
than France, UK, Denmark, Canada, USA
|
West Bengal
|
5
|
Samarth Goudar
& Vibhor Meshram
|
Mobile Robotics
|
Medallion of
Excellence
|
Scores better
than Singapore, Germany, Brazil
|
Maharashtra
|
6
|
Asraf jamal
|
Jewelry
|
Medallion of
Excellence
|
Scored better
than Japan, Portugal Sweden
|
West Bengal
|
7
|
Karishma Gupta
|
Beauty Therapy
|
Medallion of
Excellence
|
6th of 29 competitors. Scores above France,
Switzerland, Singapore
Germany, Japan
|
Maharashtra
|
8
|
Aditya Rathore
|
Automobile
Technology
|
Medallion of
Excellence
|
Scores above USA,
Sweden Netherlands
|
Uttar Pradesh
|
9
|
Karan Dhaliwal
|
Restaurant
Service
|
Medallion of
Excellence
|
Above France,
Singapore, China, Germany, Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden
|
Delhi
|
10
|
Shahad
|
Car Painting
|
Medallion of
Excellence
|
Above Canada, New
Zealand
|
Kerala
|
11
|
Simoul Alva
|
Graphic Design
|
Medallion of Excellence
|
Above Germany
Brazil Netherlands Japan Hongkong
|
Maharashtra
|
1,300 young people from 59
WorldSkills Member countries and regions showcased their talent across 51
skills competitions, between 15-18 October. This was the first time that the
WorldSkills Competition has been held in the Middle East and North Africa
region. A young team of 28 participants in 26 skill categories represented
India this year led by, National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) under the
guidance of Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE).
Some of the Indian Experts who
trained the competitors in their respective skills, were also elected to
perform following responsibilities at the next WorldSkills competition
scheduled in 2019 at Kazan, Russia.
Skill
|
Position
|
Name
|
Plastic Die
Engineering
|
Chief Expert
|
Mallinathan
Puthukkudi
|
Prototype
Modeling
|
Deputy Chief
Expert
|
Bhaskar Singh
|
Hair Dressing
|
Deputy Chief
Expert
|
Samantha Kochar
|
Autobody Repair
|
Deputy Chief
Expert
|
Dhaval Rajput
|
Chirag Goel, who represent India
at the World Skills competition in 2015 has yet again been chosen as one of nine
Champions Trust representatives who promotes World Skills Competition all
across the world. Champions Trust is a group of Champions working to help bridge
the gap between Champions and World Skills once the competition is over.
Congratulating Team India on
their win, Shri Dharmendra Pradhan, Minister for Skill Development and
Entrepreneurship said, “It has been an incredible and by far, the best
performance by the Indian Team since we began participating in WorldSkill
International Competition! This Diwali has really been special. It is an
important day in the skills calendar for India and a big moment of pride for
our country. My hearty congratulations to the Indian Team on their exceptional
performance at World Skills Abu Dhabi and bringing laurels to the nation. Skills
have the power to transform individual life, power to change society and power
to change the world and we believe skills will make the New India of our
dreams.”
“Platforms like World Skills help us make
skills aspirational for the youth of our country. As a token of recognition and
to encourage more youth to take up skills, we would be awarding cash rewards to
the winning candidates who have brought laurels to the country. The country
will continue to invest in training and education, as part of a strong
commitment to youth development, which is a fundamental aspect of the India
Vision 2022,” Shri Pradhan added.
Congratulating team India, Shri
Rajesh Agrawal , Official delegate India for WorldSkills 2017 said, “We are
delighted to see Team India bringing home a Silver Medal, a Bronze Medal and 9
Medallions for Excellence from World Skills 2017, Abu Dhabi. The country should
take great inspiration from the grit, the confidence and the determination with
which the young team has performed at the Olympic of Skills and proved their
mettle against countries like China, Russia, Korea, Japan, Brazil. I thank all
individuals and corporates who have made this recognition possible for Team
India and for the country. Our preparation for the next World Skills will begin
soon and I encourage more and more youth to participate and have the honour to
represent the country at such international levels.”
Source: National Skills Network
WorldSkills Abu Dhabi 2017 Results: Team Skill India wins one Silver, one Bronze and 9 Medallions of Excellence
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