Itanagar, April 29:
Chera Loku delivered an impressive performance at the 5th World Taijiquan Championships held in Burgas, winning a silver medal while competing against top athletes from 38 countries.
Competing in a highly competitive field, Loku showcased exceptional control, precision, and technique in Taijiquan, earning her a podium finish at one of the sport’s premier international events. Her performance stands out as a significant achievement for Indian Wushu, reflecting both her individual dedication and the steady rise of the discipline in the country.
The championship, organized under the aegis of the International Wushu Federation, was held from April 23 to 30, 2026, with core competitions conducted between April 26 and 29. The event brought together elite Taijiquan practitioners from around the world, featuring multiple disciplines and categories that tested athletes on technical precision, balance, and artistic expression.
The achievement has brought recognition to Arunachal Pradesh, reinforcing the state’s growing reputation as a hub of sporting talent, particularly in martial arts. Loku’s success is being seen as an inspiration for young athletes from the region aspiring to compete at the global level.
Congratulating her, Kento Jini described the feat as a proud moment for the state and the nation. He lauded her dedication and hard work, stating that such performances highlight the potential of athletes from Arunachal Pradesh on the international stage.
The minister also acknowledged the role of Maibam Premchandra Singh, crediting his guidance and training for the athlete’s success, and expressed confidence in her continued success at future international competitions.



























