In Indian tradition, Sanskrit names for sports events carry deep cultural significance and philosophical meanings. Here are some meaningful Sanskrit names for sports competitions:
Kreeda Mahotsav - Meaning \“Grand Festival of Sports\“, this name combines Kreeda （sport/game） with Mahotsav （grand festival）, representing sports as a celebratory event.
Shakti Spardha - Translating to \“Competition of Strength\“, Shakti means power or energy, while Spardha means competition, perfect for strength-based sports events.
Yuddha Kala - Meaning \“Art of Battle\“, this name is suitable for martial arts competitions or combat sports, where Yuddha means battle and Kala means art. 
Dhawan Pratiyogita - \“Race Competition\“ where Dhawan means race or running, and Pratiyogita means competition, ideal for athletic running events.
Balotsav - Meaning \“Festival of Strength\“, combining Bala （strength） with Utsav （festival）, representing sports as a celebration of physical power.
Veerya Samaroh - \“Ceremony of Valor\“, where Veerya means courage/valor and Samaroh means ceremony, suitable for competitive sporting events.
Jal Kreeda Mah - \“Great Water Sports\“, perfect for aquatic competitions, combining Jal （water） with Kreeda （sports） and Mah （great）.
Dridhata Pratiyogita - \“Endurance Competition\“, where Dridhata means endurance and Pratiyogita means competition, ideal for marathon or long-duration sports. |
