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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 2014 (PAGE 10) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Hockey Poonch District Championship I don't hanker after Gritty India face stern Australia Media cricket in Stadium Red wins Sr Girls title, Power awards: Milkha Lucknow from NEW DELHI, Jan 14: test in last-8 of HWL Final Jan 17 House Club bags Jr Boys trophy Legendary athlete Milkha NEW DELHI, Jan 14: throughout the match yesterday. LUCKNOW, Jan 14: Excelsior Sports Correspondent Meenakshi Khajuria netted the Singh says he does not hanker Had it not been for a late The morale-boosting draw Former champions Kanpur goals in 34th and 49th minutes. after awards and is happy with the defensive lapse from skipper against Olympic champions Journalists XI will take on JAMMU, Jan 14: Defeating Arushi Sharma was the goal Padma Shri he received from the Sardar, India could have stunned Germany has done a world of Varanasi Journalists XI in the Stadium Blue by four goals to scorer for Stadium Blue in 58th Government way back in 1958 Germany last night. one (4-1) in the summit clash, good to their confidence as hosts The Indian midfield and the opening match of the 7th Kabir minute. after winning the Commonwealth India face a Herculean task Stadium Red claimed the Senior forward line combined well to Shah Memorial Media Cricket Meanwhile, in Junior Boys Games gold medal. when they square off with World Girls title trophy, while Power create a number of opportuni- Tournament, starting on final, Power House Hockey "I don't hanker after awards. Champions Australia in the House Club defeated Stadium ties, which were missing in the January 17, at the KD Singh Club got better of Stadium Everybody knows Milkha quarterfinals of the Hero Orange by a solitary goal to win first two games against England 'Babu' stadium here under the Orange by a solitary goal and deserves more than a Padma Hockey World League Final, the Junior Boys title of the and New Zealand. auspices of the UP Sports the goal scorer was Charanjeet Shri, but it is for others, includ- here tomorrow. Hockey Poonch District ing the federation, to nominate The defence, which is India's Journalists Association. Singh in 9th minute of the After back-to-back defeats This will be followed by the Championship, which conclud- me to the Government for higher perennial problem, too lived match. against higher-ranked England second match between the A 16-member contingent of GDC Thanamandi posing for a ed at Sports Stadium Poonch awards," Milkha said on the upto the expectations to deny Commanding Officer 39 and New Zealand in their open- Delhi Journalists XI and photograph while being flagged off for Education Tour. today. sidelines of a programme here. Germany any major inroads. Rashtriya Rifles, Munish Kumar ing two Pool A games, a strug- Lucknow Journalist XI on the The Championship was held "I am happy with the Padma And come tomorrow, India gling India gave the home fans same day, at the same venue. under the aegis of Hockey J&K was the chief guest on the vale- would be hoping for a repeat Shri. What difference does it something to cheeer about and UPSJA press release today GDC flags off Education Tour and under the supervision of dictory function, while Lt Col performance, if not better, to make to me if I am now given a dished out a spirited perform- said that the winners of the first Excelsior Correspondent media persons. SAI hockey coach, Sham Lal MS Bisht; DySP Sagar Singh; give themselves a chance higher Padma Award? The peo- ance to hold world number one day's matches would take on Prof Saleem Ayaz Rather, Sharma, organizing secretary of Manager Sports Stadium against the Kookaburras, JAMMU, Jan 14: 14 girls ple of India knows my achieve- Germany to a 3-3 draw at the defending champions and hosts HoD Zoology and Prof Junaid the Championship. Poonch, Nirdosh Kumar and and 2 staff members of ments. I did not want to run Major Dhyan Chand National coached by legendary Ric UPSJA in the first semi-final on Jazib, HoD EVS were also Earlier, in Senior Girls final, Narjeet Singh were also present Government Degree College around for a Padma Bhushan or Stadium yesterday. Charlesworth. January 18, whereas the second present on the occasion. Stadium Red drubbed Stadium was the occasion. Thanamandi were flagged off Vibhushan," he said when asked If India's opening two out- But one thing which will winners meet last year's run- The dignitaries while wish- Blue by (4-1). For Stadium Red, The matches were officiated about demands for Padma ings were horrible in terms of continue to haunt India's chief ners-up Allahabad XI on the for Education Tour by the ing the touring contingent a by Rohit Sharma, Vikas Sharma Mridhu Sharma scored goals in Awards by sportspersons. (PTI) performance, they came up with coach Terry Walsh is the ordi- same day. The final will be College Principal, Dr Mushtaq great success, advised the stu- 7th and 56th minutes, while and Mukesh Kumar. much-improved performance in nary showing of his dragflickers. played on January 19. Besides Ahmed Lone alongwith Sub- dents to remain vigilant and Army organises their last pool match to hold the Insipite of having three spe- cricket, all the six participating Divisional Police Officer disciplined during the trip. ESPNCricinfo adds two new friendly cricket mighty Germans. cialist dragflickers in the team in teams will also participate in the (SDPO) Thanamandi, Mujeeb- During this tour students Unlike their previous two VR Raghunath, Rupinderpal volleyball, basketball and foot- Ul-Rehman and Vice-Principal will visit Delhi, Agra and games, the Indians looked far Singh and Amit Rohitdas, India ball events at the same venue. of the College, Dr Shakeel Jaipur etc. special awards category match more organised and co-ordinat- have not been upto the mark Ahmed Raina, here today. Excelsior Sports Correspondent Sports and Youth Welfare Prof Junaid Jazib and Prof NEW DELHI, Jan 14: The jury for the awards ed in both attack and defence with penalty corner conversions Minister Narad Rai would be The flag off ceremony was Shazia Manhas accompanied includes some of the distinguish against Germany. Sardar and Co so far in the eight-nation event. The annual ESPNCricinfo KALAKOTE, Jan 14: A the chief guest of the opening attended by a large number of the contingent as In-charge. names in cricketing world -- Ian were a better side on display (PTI) awards, which recognises mar- friendly cricket match to com- ceremony on January 17. (PTI) students, staff members and Chappell, Rahul Dravid, Martin vellous individual performances memorate 'Army Day' was of the year, will be held in a Crowe, Sanjay Manjrekar, organised by Rashtriya Rifles OFFICE OF THE FARM MANAGER, SEED MULTIPLICATION FARM, much bigger scale this time Daryll Cullinan -- all of whom battalion based at Kalakote at CHINORE P/O GAJANSOO TEHSIL & DISTRICT, JAMMU. around with two new special will shortlist best performances the Sports Stadium. The silent categories to be added to the in Test and ODI formats of the Tuesday morning rose in TENDER NOTICE list. game. (PTI) applauded cheering when the Cost of Tender Rs. 50/- civilian XI Kalakote won the Sealed tender affixed with revenue stamp worth Rs. 5/- ( Rs. Five only) are invited for and on behalf of Governor of J & K State from the dealing firms/parties for supply of spare parts required for repair of Departmental Combine Harvester of Seed Multiplication Farm, Chinore during the year 2013- toss and decided to bat against 14 as per list enclosed. The tenders should reach in the office of the undersigned by or before 25-01-2014 by 2 P.M. through speed post/courier/by hand. Tender brought by hand shall be put in a tender box by the concerned tender in the office of the undersigned on any working day during office hours up the mighty Army XI. to the said date and time. In case of any Gazetted holiday falling on the last date of receipt of tender or some holiday suddenly being declared by the The atmosphere during the competent authority under Negotiable Instrument Act, the following working day shall be treated as the last date of receipt of tenders. Terms and Conditions:- match organised under aegis of 1. The tender should be accompanied with a CDR separately for an amount of Rs. 10,000/-(Rs. Ten thousand only.) on any scheduled bank and pledged Reasi based Rashtriya Rifles to the Farm Manager, Seed Multiplication Farm, Chinore. 2. The tender should be neatly written in ink or computerized type. The rates shall be quotated against each item by the tenderer. was electrifying with supporters 3. The tenders will be opened by the Committee on the same day, or any other working day convenient to the members of the committee in presence of from both teams cheering with tenderers or their representatives who wish to remain present at the time of opening of tenders. GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR 4. Conditional tenders shall not be entertained at all. zeal and vigor. 5. Any condition of payment in advance shall not be accepted. 6. The successful tenders shall have to supply the spares within 15 days from the date of issue of supply order. In case of failure to execute the job, the GENERAL ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT Speaking on the occasion, Department shall be at liberty to arrange the material at the risk and cost of successful tender and forfeiting the CDR, besides initiating legal proceedings Ashok Kumar Sharma, Sarpanch against the successful tenderer as warranted under rules.
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