26-Yr-Old Titled ‘India’s First Sleep Champion’, Gets Rs 5 Lakh Reward

Triparna Chakraborty managed to have an uninterrupted 9-hour sleep for 100 consecutive days to win the title.

Triparna Chakraborty, 'India's first sleep champion'

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A lot of people love thier jobs, but even they aren’t fortunate enough to love it as much as Triparna Chakraborty from Kolkata, who was recently crowned ‘India’s First Sleep Champion’.

In a competition organized by Wakefit, a home and sleep solutions company, 26-year-old Triparna emerged as the winner and even earned a sum of Rs 5 lakh.

On August 24, Wakefit revealed the winner of The Wakefit Sleep Internship Season 2 – Batch of 2021.

The rules of the competition required interns to sleep every night and have an uninterrupted 9-hour sleep for 100 consecutive days. Triparna was one of four finalists who competed in a “live sleep-off” on the final night of the competition, after which she was given this title, having achieved a sleep efficiency rate of 95 percent.

The remaining finalists have also received a stipend of Rs 1 lakh each for their participation. This is part of Wakefit’s scientific approach to sleep, where they will also facilitate counseling sessions with sleep experts, fitness experts, home decor specialists, etc. for the interns to achieve maximum efficiency in sleeping.

According to The Guwahati Times, Wakefit has managed to make their competition insanely viral. Their first season had about 1.75 lakh applicants, and the number went up significantly in the second season with more than 5.5 lakh entries. They have also announced the third season of their competition, entries for which are now open.