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Annual Report 2017 Revised-13-6-2019 CONTENTS 1. The L. D. Kazi Memorial Inter School Football Tournament…………..2 - 4 2. Sikkim Mountain Biking Competition ……………………………..……………5 - 9 3. Sports Activities under Sports for Peace & Development……………..10 - 12 4. Sports Coaching Centers…………………………………………..………………….13 5. 5th North East Youth Festival 2017………………………………………..……..14 - 23 6. North East States Youth Conclave and Amalgamation 2018……......24 - 31 7. 6th North East Youth Festival 2018, Sikkim participation…….………..32 8. National Service Scheme(NSS), ………………………………………….………..33 - 40 9. Sikkim Youth Development Board………………………………………….......41 - 45 10. Infrastructures Development …………………………….…………….….………46 - 48 11. Cash Incentives Awards to meritorious sportspersons, Venues Chintan Bhawan, Dated : 02/06/2017…………………….………..49- 52 12. Cash Incentives Awards to meritorious sportspersons, Venue- SMIT, Rangpo, Dated : 09/12/2017…………………………………..53 - 57 13. Cash Incentives Awards to meritorious sportspersons 2018………..58- 63 14. Grant in Aid to Associations/Clubs/Academies 2018-19……………….64 ~ 1 ~ I. L. D. KAZI MEMORIAL GOLD CUP INTER SCHOOL FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2018 (UNDER-17 BOYS) & INTER SCHOOL GIRLS FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2018 (UNDER 17 GIRLS) The L. D. Kazi Memorial Inter School Football Tournament and Inter School Girls Football Tournaments is an annual Inter School Football Tournament organized by Department of Sports & Youth Affairs in collaboration with Human Resource Development Department and Organizing Committees of the tournament at Chakung since 2014 and at Soreng since 2017 respectively. The details of tournament conducted under this programme is as under: YEAR NO OF Cate- WINNER Participation at National Level competitions. SCHOOLS gory TEAM 2014 67 Sr. Sec. Boys T. N. Sr.Sec -- Schools U-17 School 67 Sr. Sec. Boys Central Participated in Subroto Mukharjee cup, Delhi. 2015 Schools U-17 Pendam SSS Mr. Amrit Tamang selected for East Bengal and School later in Delhi Dynamos Team which participated International Tournament- Gothia Cup in Sweden held from 18 to 26 July 2016. 67 Sr. Sec. Boys Namchi Public Participated in Subroto Mukharjee cup, Delhi 2016 Schools U-17 School Boys Namchi Sr. Participated in 58th Subroto Mukharjee cup, 70 Sr. Sec. U-17 Sec. School International Football Tournament, Delhi 2017 Schools Girls Dentam Sr. Participated in 58th Subroto Mukharjee cup, U-17 Sec. School International Football Tournament, Delhi 78 Sr. Sec. Boys Namchi Sr. Participated in Subroto Mukharjee cup, 2018 and U-17 Sec. School International Football Tournament, Delhi 116 Sec. Girls Dentam Sr. Participated in Subroto Mukharjee cup, Schools. U-17 Sec. School International Football Tournament, Delhi A. THE TOURNAMENTS’ 2018: As usual, this year too, the Football Tournament “ L.D. Kazi Memorial Gold Cup Inter School Tournament 2018 and Inter School Girls Football Tournament 2018 was organized for U-17 Boys and U-17 Girls with final round competitions at Chakung and Soreng playground respectively. This year the tournament was conducted at preliminary, cluster and final round by the department and more than 194 schools (78 Sr. Sec. Schools + 116 Sec. Schools) of four districts of Sikkim participated in this tournament. ~ 2 ~ B. PRELIMINARY ROUND AND CLUSTERS/SECOND ROUND – BAC WISE PARTICIPATION OF SCHOOLS: (UNDER 31 BAC + 1 GANGTOK) : DATE: 20TH -30TH APRIL 2018 PRELIMINARY CLUSTERS/SCEOND ROUND ROUND MATCHES MATCHES Name of BACs Dist- No. of No. of Total Teams Total Teams Sl. ricts School School In Clusters In Clusters No BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS 1. NANDOK EAST 06 06 2. PAKYONG EAST 16 - 3. RHENOCK EAST 03 03 4. DUGA EAST 08 08 5. RANKA EAST 04 04 6. REGU EAST 07 07 7. KHAMDUNG EAST 04 04 8. RAKDONG EAST 05 05 9. MARTAM EAST 05 05 11 15 10. PARAKHA EAST - 15 11. GANGTOK EAST 12 08 12. DARAMDIN WEST 07 06 13. GYALSING WEST 08 07 14. YUKSOM WEST 04 04 15. DENTAM WEST 10 09 16. KALUK WEST 09 09 07 07 17. SORENG WEST 09 09 18. HEE MARTAM WEST 03 03 19 CHONGRANG WEST 05 02 20. CHUMBUNG WEST 07 06 21. TEMI TARKU SOUTH 06 04 22. SUMBUK SOUTH 04 04 23. SIKKIP SOUTH 03 03 24. YANGYANG SOUTH 08 08 25. NAMCHI SOUTH 10 12 26. RAVANGLA SOUTH 06 05 10 06 27. NAMTHANG SOUTH 08 09 28. JORETHANG SOUTH 03 03 29. CHUNGTHANG NORTH 01 01 30. MANGAN NORTH 07 07 31. PASSINGDONG NORTH 05 05 04 04 32. KABI TINGDA NORTH 06 06 TOTAL 199 187 32 32 ~ 3 ~ C. PRELIMINARY ROUND SCHOOLS PARTICIPATION (NON-RESIDENTIAL) Venues: BAC centers The Assistant Directors posted at all BACs conducted the preliminary round matches at respective 32 competition centers (i.e. 31 BACs centers + 1 Gangtok) from 20th to 30 April 2018. The particpation as under: Tournament Category Number of Schools Total School East West North South participated Preliminary Boys 70 62 19 48 199 round Girls 65 55 19 48 187 Total schools 135 117 38 96 386 D. THE CLUSTER LEVEL –(SECOND ROUND) SCHOOLS PARTICIPATION: (NON- RESIDENTIAL): DATE: 1st May to 5th May 2018. The respective 4 districts conducted the second round matches and participation as under: Tournament Category Number of Teams/schools Total Schools/ teams East West North South Second Boys 11 7 4 10 32 round Girls 15 7 4 6 32 Total Teams/schools 26 14 8 16 64 E. THE FINAL ROUND: (RESIDENTIAL) Boys: Chakung playground 9th to 18th May 2018 Girls: Soreng playground -1st to 15th August 2018 The second round clusters winner teams 16 Boys +16 Girls (32 teams) played for Final round competitions at Chakung and Soreng playground for Boys & Girls respectively by the organizing committees. The teams’ participation as under: Number of teams from 16 clusters Cate- Final Clusters Clusters Clusters Clusters gory Round 1-6 7-10 11-12 13-16 Total East West North South teams/schools Boys Chakung U-17 playground 6 4 2 4 16 Girls Soreng U-17 playground 6 4 2 4 16 Total Teams 12 8 4 8 32 RESULTS Categories Name of Winner team Name of Runner Up team Score Boys Namchi Senior Secondary Central Pendam,Tikalall Niroula 03-01 School (South Sikkim) Sr. Sec. School (East Sikkim) Results Categories Name of Winner team Name of Runner Up team Score Girls Dentam Govt. Sr. Sec. Soreng Govt Sr. Sec. School 3-1 School (West Sikkim) (West Sikkim) ~ 4 ~ II. SIKKIM MOUNTAIN BIKING COMPETITION The Department of Sports & Youth Affairs, Government of Sikkim, organized special event the SIKKIM MOUNTAIN BIKING COMPETITION of 65 KMS From Gangtok to Rumtek, East Sikkim.on 25th November 2018 to commemorate the 150 years anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, father of our Nation and also celebrate India Year of Adventure 2018. Cycling as a sport is still in its infancy in Sikkim in comparison to other Indian states and Department of Sports & Youth Affairs organized this competition, as it is felt necessary to promote and encourage this sport and activity in the state in tribute to the Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi. The event itself was a huge success with 40 participants from all districts of Sikkim and riders from other state and country like Kalimpong, Darjeeling, Bhutan & Nepal. A few surprises were the unexpected show of talent in this event from Mr. Asim Subba, West Sikkim, who completed the whole 65 kms in 2 hours 40 minutes, a record timing in Sikkim. Without such events such talent and determination would surely not have been recognized. Additional surprises were the very young riders, who showed not only a love for the sport but determination and courage in finishing 65 kms. Such talent if nurtured and guided can reap awards & laurels for the state in the future. The event showed that our youth have the necessary talents and interest and only requires the proper guidance, training and platforms so that they can reach their full potential. In order to encourage active participation entry was complimentary and Cash Prizes of Rupees Sixty Five thousand, Merit Certificate and Souvenir Medals, Finisher Certificates were awarded to all Winners and all participants respectively. The entire event was completed as per schedule plan and a lot was learned through the event that will help us further encourage youth, organize and scout talent. Total forty participants i.e., 4 from Darjeeling, 3 from Kalimpong, 2 from Bhutan, 1 from Kolkata, 1 from Nepal and 29 from Sikkim state participated in this competitions. The program was conducted with the total expenditure of Rs.184,472/-(Rupees One lakh eighty four thousand three hundred and seventy two)only including cash prizes to winners. ~ 5 ~ A. RIDERS REGISTRATION LIST SN NAME PLACE / STATE 1 BHAICHUNG BHUTIA CHANDMARI, BUSUK RD. GTK. 2 CHING HANG RAI BOJOGHARI 3 DHARMENDRA K. CHAUDHARI CHANDMARI, BUSUK RD. 4 TSHERING TOPGAY SHERPA BOJOGHARI, BYE PASS RD. 5 KIRAN SUBBA UPPER BURTUK 6 BRINDA MOHAN SUBBA SUNDAR GAON, GREENDALE SCHOOL 7 TENZING JIGDAL KHANGSARPA CHOOKSHING HOME, ARITHANG 8 YOGESH GURUNG RED CHERRY RESIDENCY 9 TSETEN WANGDI SHERPA DECHENLING 10 AVINASH PRADHAN MIDDLE ARITHANG 11 SUMAN DHAKAL TADONG, DARA GAON 12 SANGAY PALZANG BHUTIA TUMIN HOUSE, NR. TATHANGCHEN 13 TENZING DODEN BHUTIA UPPER CHANDMARI 14 KHENRAB TASHI GYAMTSHO BHUTAN 15 RHEAH PUNDI OBEROI INDIA, KOLKATA 16 SONAM TOPDEN BHUTIA CHANDMARI 17 CHETEN DOLMA SHERPA NEPAL - TAKSE 18 AMIT RAI LOWER ARITHANG 19 TOBGYAL SONAM WANGCHUK THIMPHU, BHUTAN - TAKSE 20 AYUSH ALLEY ARITHANG 21 YONTEN THARCHEN GURUNG SIKKIM 22 TSEWANG GYATSO BHUTIA TATHANGCHEN 23 BISHNU GURUNG TATHANGCHEN 24 LAKPA TSHERING LEPCHA 5TH MILE, TADONG 25 YOGESH CHETTRI BOJOGHARI 26 URGEN SHERPA DARJEELING 27 DAWA GYALPO SHERPA DARJEELING 28 PHUBU TSHERING BHUTIA DARJEELING 29 ROHIT PRADHAN DARJEELING 30 SUNIL TAMANG SIKKIM 31 ASIM SHARMA SOMBARIA, WEST SIKKIM 32 TRIBHUVAN RAI 10TH MILE, KALIMPONG 33 BHARDWAJ SUBBA SOMBARIA, WEST SIKKIM 34 ADRIAN KHAWAS KALIMPONG 35 JOHNY THAPA KALIMPONG 36 DR.
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