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East Zone Volleyball 2026-27: VBSPU Squad Ready for Kolkata Challenge

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Last Updated on Oct 26, 2026 04:26 PM

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East Zone Volleyball 2026-27: The men’s volleyball team of Veer Bahadur Singh Purvanchal University (VBSPU) departed for Kolkata on Sunday to compete in the 2026-27 East Zone Inter-University Tournament. The squad set off from the university campus for the upcoming competition with great enthusiasm and high spirits.

VC Prof. R.K. Singh Flags Off VBSPU Volleyball Squad

On the occasion of the team's departure, the Vice-Chancellor of Purvanchal University, Prof. R.K. Singh, was present to offer guidance and encouragement to the players. He officially flagged off the team and extended his best wishes, urging them to deliver an outstanding performance and emerge victorious.

Sports Build Discipline and Confidence: Vice-Chancellor

Boosting the morale of the players, Vice-Chancellor Prof. R.K. Singh remarked:

"Sports competitions are not merely about winning or losing; they serve as an excellent platform to hone the talents of young people. Through sports, players develop essential qualities such as discipline, team spirit (teamwork), and self-confidence."

He called upon all the players to approach the competition with complete dedication, hard work, and a true sense of sportsmanship.

Adamas University, Kolkata to Host East Zone Volleyball Meet

The East Zone Inter-University Volleyball Tournament is being hosted by Adamas University, located in Kolkata, West Bengal.

The Purvanchal University team will compete against top teams from various universities across the eastern region of the country.

Dr. Satya Prakash Singh and Dilip Kumar Lead VBSPU Squad

The university’s men’s volleyball team has departed for the competition under the able guidance and leadership of manager Dr. Satya Prakash Singh and coach Dilip Kumar. The entire team appears highly positive and enthusiastic about the upcoming matches.

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