Mouma Das

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Mouma Das
Born (1984-02-24) 24 February 1984
Narkeldanga, KOLKATA
West Bengal, India

Mouma Das (Bengali: মৌমা দাস) "Sports Officer of Oil India" (born 24 February 1984) is a table-tennis player from West Bengal, India. She was born and brought up in Kolkata. The "LITTLE GOLDEN GIRL" of Indian Table Tennis Mouma Das was born on 24 February 1984 in Kolkata. She was very naughty in Childhood time.She started to play Table tennis when she was nine years old.Her father's name Mr Asit Kumar Das and mother Mrs Rita Das supported her since the starting time of her career.Uncle Mr Dilip Das was the first coach of her career.She start practicing in local club Narkel Danga Sadharan Samity trained under Mr Jayanta Pushilal.She start performing from her first tournament as champion when she was just nine year old.In 1997 she participated her first International Tournament Commonwealth Championship,she played quarterfinal in singles.In International level she trained under National coach Mr Bhawani Mukherji. She performed very well in all International Tournaments.In National level she is 4 times National Champion and 5 times runner up in Senior National Championship.

The "LITTLE GOLDEN GIRL" won More than 150 State,National & International Medals,More than 90 Gold Medals in State,National & International Championship.


She is the only Indian Woman Table Tennis Player who participated 13 times in World Table Tennis Championship.


In 2004 SAF Games Islamabad the "LITTLE GOLDEN GIRL" won 3 Gold (Women's Singles,Women's Double and Women's Team) for India.


In 2004 Commonwealth Table Tennis Championship, Malaysia she won 2 Bronze (Women's Double and Women's Team) for India.


In 2006 Commonwealth Games,Melbourne she won Bronze in Women's Team for India.


In 2006 SAF Games,Srilanka the "LITTLE GOLDEN GIRL" won 3 Gold (Women's Singles,Women's Double and Women's Team) and Silver in Mixed Doubles for India.


In 2007 Commonwealth Table Tennis Championship,India she won Bronze in Women's Team for India.


In 2009 Commonwealth Table Tennis Championship,Glasgow she won 2 Bronze (Women's Singles and Women's Team) for India.


In 2010 Commonwealth Games,India she won Silver in Women's Team and Bronze in Women's Doubles for India.


In 2013 Commonwealth Table Tennis Championship,India the "LITTLE GOLDEN GIRL" won 3 Bronze (Women's Singles,Women's Double and Women's Team) and Silver in Mixed Doubles for India.


In 2013 She Awarded with "ARJUNA AWARD".


BEST INTERNATIONAL PERFORMANCES

1998 JUNIOR ASIAN CHAMPIONSHIP 2 BRONZE(WD&WT) CHENNAI

2002 COMMONWEALTH TT CHAMPIONSHIP BRONZE(WT) DELHI

2002 COMMONWEALTH GAMES 5TH IN TEAM MANCHESTER

2004 SAF GAMES 3 GOLD(WS,WD&WT) ISHLAMABAD

2004 WORLD TT CHAMPIONSHIP GOLD(2ND DIVISION) DOHA

2004 OLYMPIC PARTICIPATED ATHENS

2004 COMMONWEALTH TT CHAMPIONSHIP 2 BRONZE(WD&WT) MALAYASIA

2006 COMMONWEALTH GAMES BRONZE(WT) MELBOURNe

2006 SAF GAMES 3 GOLD(WS,WD&WT) SRILANKA

2006 SAF GAMES SILVER(MD) SRILANKA

2006 ASIAN GAMES 9TH IN TEAM DOHA

2007 COMMONWEALTH TT CHAMPIONSHIP BRONZE(WT) JAIPUR

2009 COMMONWEALTH TT CHAMPIONSHIP  2 BRONZE(WS&WT) GLASGOW

2010 COMMONWEALTH GAMES SILVER(WD) DELHI

2010 COMMONWEALTH GAMES BRONZE(WT) DELHI

2010 ASIAN GAMES 7 TH IN TEAM CHINA

2012 ASIAN TT CHAMPIONSHIP SILVER(2ND DIVISION) MACAO

2012 WORLD TT CHAMPIONSHIP 27TH POSITION(WT) GERMANY

2013 COMMONWEALTH TT CHAMPIONSHIP SILVER(MD) DELHI

2013 COMMONWEALTH TT CHAMPIONSHIP 3 BRONZE(WT,WS&WD) DELHI

BEST NATIONAL LEVEL INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE

1994 JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SILVER AJMER

1995 CADET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GOLD PUNE

1995 SUB-JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GOLD PUNE

1996 SENIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SILVER THANE

1997 JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SILVER JALANDHAR

1998 SENIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SILVER CHENNAI

1998 JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SILVER CHANDIGAR

1999 SENIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GOLD LUCKNOW

1999 NATIONAL GAMES GOLD IMPHAL

2001 SENIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GOLD DELHI

2002 SENIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SILVER PUNE

2002 NATIONAL GAMES GOLD HYDRABAD

2004 SENIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SILVER PANVEL

2005 SENIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GOLD JAIPUR

2006 SENIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GOLD AJMER

2008 SENIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SILVER PATNA

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