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Punjab Wrestler Shamsher Lifts Panasa Dangal Title UT- Level Chess Tourney Concludes at Ramban „ STATE TIMES NEWS the Organisers 10 z Tuesday z February 16, 2021 Punjab Wrestler Shamsher lifts Panasa Dangal title UT- level chess tourney concludes at Ramban STATE TIMES NEWS the organisers. Fareed and Murlidhar REASI: Wrestler Shamsher The third bout between (Munna). of Dinanagar in Punjab lift- Deepak Kakran of Delhi and The proceedings were con- ed 72nd Panasa Dangal title Babba of Kot Bhalwal ended ducted by Munshi Ram Bali defeating Benia Min of J&K in a draw. Both these and Mohd Fareed. Vote of Police of Basantgarh wrestlers shared the prize thanks was presented by (Udhampur) in the main money of Rs 12,000. Another Shiv Kumar Sharma. bout that lasted 21 minutes third main bout between Other Results: Gamma of at Village Panasa in tehsil Ajay Sharma of Ladden Ludhiana defeat Laikat Ali and district Reasi. Power House Udhampur and of Bajarangi Akhara Shamsher was adjudged as Kirti of Ludhiana again Jammu, Madan Singh of Winners posing for a photograph with dignitaries during prize distribution. the best wrestler of the ended in a draw to share Rs Reasi beat Shota Benia of Dangal which was organized 12,000 cash amount. Udhampur, Karnail Singh of STATE TIMES NEWS has organized various sporting events across the by Panasa Dangal Punjab Wrestler, Shamsher being felicitated by the Members of Dangal Batote beat Prittam Singh of RAMBAN: Inter-district, UT-level Chess compe- district to provide a platform to youth for exhibit- Committee in association chief guest at Panasa in Reasi. Committee and technical Reasi, Jarnail Singh of tition for boys for all age groups, organized by the ing their talent. with J&K Indian Style uted cash prizes. Former Sarpanch Pawan Singh officials who helped for Danda Baghan beat Gaffar Department of Youth Services and Sports con- District Youth Services and Sport Officer, Wrestling Association. He Joint Secretary of J&K State (Devigarh), Om Parkash smooth conduct of this of Domana Prittam of cluded here on Monday. Dharmveer Singh informed that as many as 179 was awarded with cash prize Sports Council, Shiv Kumar Verma and Sarpanch Dangal in a very fine way Danda Baghan beat Sheru of Senior Superintendent of Police, Ramban, boys from 18 districts of both the Divisions partic- of Rs 31,000 while runners- Sharma presided over the Laldeep Singh (Tote). were Munshi Ram Bali (pres- Domana, Anil Kumar of Haseeb-ur-Rahman was the Chief Guest at the ipated in the Chess tourney. up, Benia got Rs. 20,000. event. Former Minister and In all, 58 bouts were played ident), Bal Krishan Kalka Akhara Reasi beat valedictory function held at the Government In U/19 category, Kulgam team bagged the first Dangal was organized DDC Councillor Reasi, in the day long Dangal and (Sarpanch), Ashok Kumar Shamsher of Dinanagar, Higher Secondary School. Speaking on the occa- position, while Kathua and Samba secured second under the supervision of Jagjiwan Lal and Tehsildar expenditure of Rs. 2,00,000 Bali, Shiv Natraj, Mohd. Bhalla of Delhi beat sion, the SSP advised the students to take part in and third spots respectively. Munshi Ram Bali, President Reasi, Munsh Ram were the has been incurred for con- Sharif (Panch) Mohd Munneer of Nagrota, sports activities side by side curricular activities Similarly in U/17 category, boys from Pulwama Panasa Dangal Committee Guests of Honour. duct of this Dangal. Saleem, Om Parkash (Forest Nadeem of Doda beat Sanjay for their overall personality development. He said secured the first position, while Srinagar and and Shiv Kumar Sharma, Prominent persons present The second main bout was Guard), Mohd. Rashid, Kumar of Akhnoor, Salman that a good sportsperson is always a good citizen. Budgam stood second and third, respectively. President of J&K Indian on the occasion included won by Baba Fareed of Ragunath Singh of Choprashop Udhampur The SSP also appreciated the Youth Services Likewise district Kathua bagged the first posi- Style Wrestling association. Naib Tehsildar, Baldev Raj, Domana Akhara beating (Numberdar), Mohd. Sadiq beat Rajesh of Ludhiana, and Sports Department for organizing a UT-level tion and Budgam and Udhampur were the first The DDC chairperson Sarpanch Balrishan, Nisar of J&K Police. Fareed Captain (Retd.) Lehar and Surjeet Singh of Reasi competition in which students from all the dis- and second runner-up in U14 category Reasi, Saraf Singh Nag was Kulwant Singh (Forester), awarded Rs 10,000 while Singh, Om Parkash Verma, beat Bablu of Basantgarh, tricts including Kashmir valley participated. Later, the SSP felicitated the winners and par- the Chief Guest, who distrib- Sarpanch Ravi Kumar, Nisar received Rs 8,000 from Tulinder Kumar, Mohd Udhampur. The SSP informed that the Police Department ticipants with mementos and certificates. UT-Level Inter District Girls U-17 Jammu makes clean sweep in J&K UT DYSS Athletics meet accompanied by Poona Sharma (PET) and Volleyball Tournament begins in Doda Rohit Sadhotra (REK) as managers, who STATE TIMES NEWS District Reasi by 2-1 sets; received the overall titles. DODA: To promote sports cul- District Samba thrashed The Results: UNDER-19: 400 mts: ture and facilitate the students District Pulwama by 2-0 sets; Mamta Choudhary, Jammu, Ist; Shamona showcase their talent, the District Rajouri won the match Begum, Udhampur, 2nd and Jimmo Devi, Department of Youth Services by beating District Udhampur Kathua, 3rd. 3000 mts: Shamshad Bano, & Sports Department Doda on by 2-0 sets; District Kathua Jammu, Ist; Nazia Bano, Ganderbal, 2nd Monday organized UT Level beat District Bandipura by 2-0 and Shaheena, Kulgam, 3rd. Triple Jump: Inter District Girls U/17 volley- sets; District Poonch won by Samriti, Samba, Ist; Chandha Chib, ball Tournament here at Boys beating District Ganderbal by Jammu, 2nd and Mehvish Zia, Ganderbal, Higher Secondary School 2-0 sets and District Budgam 3rd. Winner athletes posing with Director School Education, Jammu, Anurdha Gupta Doda. The tournament was defeated District Anantnag. UNDER-17: 1500 mts: Sajeena ADC, Kishori Lal Sharma inaugurating volleyball tournament. and DG DYSS, Dr Saleem Ur Rehman at JU Grounds, Jammu on Monday. inaugurated by Additional The event was attended Manzoor, Kulgam, Ist; Sakshi Devi, Samba, Deputy Commissioner (ADC), Services & Sports J&K Dr. tunity to hone their skills and among other by Javed Ahmed, STATE TIMES NEWS athletes for their encouraging response. 2nd and Mukthya Bibi, Udhampur, 3rd. Kishori Lal Sharma in presence Saleem-ul-Rehman and aspire for national and interna- Amit Sharma, Raj Bushan, JAMMU: District Jammu made a clean Chief Education Officer (CEO) Jammu, 400 mts: Arti Devi, Udhampur, Ist; Parveen of District Youth Services and District Development tional level competitions. The Ashok Kumar, Vikram Singh, sweep taking away overall trophies in all Vijay Kumar also joined the valedictory Akhtar, Jammu, 2nd and Sahiba Gulzar, Sports Officer, Jaffar Haider Commissioner Doda. ADC Doda also interacted with Ifroz Hussain, Tariq Malik, all three age groups of under-14, under-17 and function as special guest. Pulwama, 3rd. Javelin Throw: Rozu Sheikh; Assistant Director As many as 15 district teams the students and highlighted Lecturers and PEMs of sports under-19 in the three-day inter-district J&K Earlier, Organising Secretary of the meet, Begum, Kathua, Ist; Sumedha, Jammu, Physical Education Jammu, of J&K UT are participating in the benefit of sports. Department. level girls' Athletics meet which concluded district (DYSS) officer, Jammu, Sukhdev 2nd and Riya Anand, Reasi, 3rd. Triple Mool Raj; ZPEO, Bhalla the tournament. The DYSSO Doda informed The matches were officiated on Monday under the banner of Raj Sharma presented a brief note of the Jump: Adfar Jan, Bandipora, Ist; Insha Pritam Singh and I/C ZPEO Speaking on the occasion, the that about 180 girl students by expert panel - Mudasser Department of Youth Services and Sports three-day mega event. He also thanked the Farooq, Ganderbal, 2nd. 4x100 Mtrs mts Doda Kishori Lal. ADC said that students of drawn from 15 districts are Butt, PET, Murtaza Qadir, (DYSS) at University of Jammu (JU) JU authorities, especially Director Sports, Relay: Jammu (Rinki Tomar, Ayushi Bhat, The Tournament is being Doda district have enormous participating in the tourna- PET, Dara Singh, PET, Vinod grounds, here. Director School Education Daud Iqbal Baba for logistic support in the Sidhani, Manpreet), Ist; Samba (Babli, organised under the patronage talent and potential and such ment. In the inaugural match- Kumar, PEM, Zahoor Illahi Jammu, Anuradha Gupta was the Chief successful conduct of the event. Isha, Sunita, Sakshi), 2nd and Udhampur of Director General Youth events provide them an oppor- es, District Srinagar beat PET, Ishtaq, REK, Imran, Guest, who along with Director General Bandmaster of the DYSS, Ravi Kumar (Tanu, Anju, Arti, Shabena), 3rd. REK, Jai Shree, PET, Satya DYSS presented the overall trophies as also was appreciated by the Chief Guest for his UNDER-14: 400 mts Relay: Gurdev Davi, PET, Babita Devi, PET other individual medals. Both these special efforts in preparing the band troop for the Kour, Ist; Mamta Devi, 2nd and Sumekha Framing J&K's comprehensive and other officials. guests appreciated the young school going event. The Jammu district teams were Kumar, Reasi, 3rd. Sports Policy need of hour: Sham Tawi Trekkers organises exclusive girls trek to Devi Pindian coaching Centers and Club across the north India. STATE TIMES NEWS stream of gushing transparent water. Sharma also interacted with JAMMU: In keeping with its policy of They also thanked the management the students and participants promoting heritage sites and lesser of Tawi Trekkers for giving them an at the championship and frequented beauty spots of Jammu opportunity to participate in such a assured his support and help in through a series of short treks Tawi wonderful activity.
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