From Uniforms to Unity: CSN India Brings AIPHC 2025 to Life
The 73rd All India Police Hockey Championship 2025 concluded with great fanfare and intense competition at the Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, from April 7 to 15, 2025. Organized under the esteemed aegis of the All India Police Sports Control Board and brought to life by the meticulous planning and execution of CSN INDIA. Brought together by police teams across India, the championship stood as a powerful tribute to the physical prowess, discipline, and unity of India’s police forces.
A Grand Opening:
The ceremony, held at the 7th Battalion Ground in Bhubaneswar, was graced by Shri Yogesh Bahadur Khurania, Director General of Police, Odisha, who served as the Chief Guest. In his address, Shri Khurania welcomed teams from across the country, emphasizing the integral role of sports in fostering fitness, discipline, and camaraderie within police forces. He celebrated Odisha’s growing prominence in national sports and highlighted the Sundargarh District’s unmatched legacy as the cradle of Indian hockey, recognizing legends like Dilip Tirkey, Lazarus Barla, and Birendra Lakra.
Tournament Highlights:
The week-long event featured both men’s and women’s teams competing in a round-robin format. A total of 26 men’s teams participated, including prominent forces like BSF, CISF, CRPF, ITBP, and state police teams from Punjab, Tamil Nadu, and Uttar Pradesh. Throughout the tournament, matches were held at the Kalinga Stadium, with teams displaying exceptional skill and determination. The event not only highlighted the sporting talents of the police personnel but also fostered a sense of unity and discipline among the forces .
Key Outcomes and Winners:
Men’s Category
Champion: Punjab Police clinched the men’s title, defeating CRPF in a closely contested final with a 2-1 scoreline. This victory marks Punjab Police’s fourth consecutive championship win, underscoring their dominance in police hockey.
Runner-up: CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force)
Third Place: ITBP (Indo-Tibetan Border Police), who triumphed over BSF (Border Security Force) in the bronze medal match.
Women’s Category
Champion: CRPF Women’s team emerged victorious, narrowly defeating SSB (Sashastra Seema Bal) 1-0 in the final.
Runner-up: SSB
Third Place: Odisha Police, who secured the bronze by overcoming ITBP in a competitive match.
Behind the Scenes: CSN India’s Signature Excellence
The resounding success of the 2025 edition of the All India Public Health Championship (AIPHC) can be largely attributed to the impeccable execution by CSN India, one of Odisha’s foremost event management company. With a distinguished track record in curating high-profile sports and corporate events, CSN India brought to the table a unique blend of innovation, precision, and professionalism that transformed the championship into a truly world-class affair. From the initial planning stages to the final whistle, CSN India meticulously managed every facet of the event. Their logistics team ensured that all operations ran like clockwork, including venue preparation, athlete accommodations, transportation, and on-site coordination. This logistical finesse allowed athletes and organizers alike to focus on performance and experience, rather than behind-the-scenes challenges. On the broadcast front CSN India delivered a high-quality production that truly stood out. They provided clear, high-definition video, expert commentary, and smooth live streaming across digital platforms. This allowed people from all over India—and even outside the country—to watch the championship in real time. Thanks to this strong media coverage, the event reached a much wider audience. It didn’t just increase viewership, but also helped spread awareness about public health and the importance of sports in promoting a healthy lifestyle. CSN India’s efforts made sure the championship wasn’t just seen—it was remembered.
Conclusion:
More than just a sports competition, the event was a chance to promote fitness, teamwork, and unity among police personnel from across the country. It brought people from different regions and backgrounds together, helping them connect and build friendships beyond their regular duties. The activities encouraged officers to focus on their health and well-being, which is especially important in such a demanding profession. Playing sports gave them a break from their daily stress and helped them relax in a positive, supportive environment. Overall, the event showed how sports can improve morale, reduce stress, and bring people closer—reminding us that even those who serve the country need time to recharge and connect with one another.