Day 3 of the Junior and Senior Artistic Gymnastics National Championships 2026-2027 featured exciting performances across various categories, highlighting impressive accomplishments in both junior individual and senior team events on Monday.

In the Junior Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (MAG) Individual All-Around category, Harschit Damodaran from Uttar Pradesh won the gold medal with a remarkable score of 73.700, demonstrating a composed and technically proficient performance across all apparatus. Akshat Bajaj of Delhi earned the silver medal with a score of 69.866, while SK Nabigh Ali from West Bengal secured the bronze medal with a close score of 69.767, completing a highly competitive podium.

In the Senior MAG Team Championship, the Railways Sports Promotion Board claimed the championship title with a total score of 220.533. The Services Sports Control Board took home the silver medal with a score of 211.767, while Maharashtra achieved the bronze medal with a score of 211.203.

The day featured notable dignitaries, including Sandeep Verma, Additional Chief Secretary of Rajasthan; Sudhir Mittal, President of the Gymnastics Federation of India; Shri Bhupendra Singh Poonia, Commissioner-cum-Secretary of DSYS; Shri Bijaya Kumar Swain, Additional Secretary of the Department of Sports and Youth Services; Shri Swarupananda Sahu, Deputy Secretary of DSYS; and Shri Amit Kumar Nayak, Deputy Secretary of DSYS.

The championship continues to highlight India’s emerging gymnastics talent, providing an essential platform for athletes to compete at the national level.