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10 z Monday z February 8, 2021 DIG Udhampur inaugurates Range 19th Mr Jammu Body Building & Fitness Championship 2021 held STATE TIMES NEWS 3rd. 55-60 kg: Gourav, 1st, level U-19 Cricket premier Tournament JAMMU: The Jammu District Nikhil, 2nd and Akash, 3rd. Body Building & Fitness 60-65 kg: Sanjeev Chib, 1st, renowned personalities from Championship conducted by Kumar Gourav, 2nd and Sports fraternity of District Body Building Association Bunty Kumar, 3rd. 65-70 kg: Udhampur, other J&K (BBAJK) at Teacher Aazam Sheikh, 1st, Arun Officers/Officials of Bhawan Auditorium Gandhi Talwar, 2nd and Vikas Police/Sports department Nagar, Jammu in collaboration Malhotra, 3rd. 70-75 kg: and members of civil society with J&K Sports Council in Kunal Verma, 1st, Rahul Udhampur. which 110 body builders partic- Sangral, 2nd and Mukesh DIG Udhampur-Reasi ipated in different categories. Sharma, 3rd. 75-80 kg; Range and SSP Udhampur The championship was inau- Javinder Singh, 1st, Sukhdev welcomed all the civil society gurated by the Chief Guest, and Ganesh, joint 2nd and members & participants of Raman Bhalla, Ex-Minister by Mohit Pounia, 3rd. 80-85 kg: four teams(Devika Dare illuminating the traditional Goutam Bhagat, 1st and DIG Udhampur-Reasi Range, Sujit Kumar Devils, Pirpanjal Panther, lamp in the presence of Dr. Shubam Sharma, 2nd. 85 interacting with players. Chenab Challangers & Ashutosh and Dushant Plus: Rahul Kohli, 1st and STATE TIMES NEWS Superintendent of Police Trikuta Tigers) comprising Sharma, President and Rakesh Kumar, 2nd. UDHAMPUR: To provide Udhampur Sargun Shukla. of 16 players each drawn Secretary Olympic Association FITNESS: Below 6 ft: Janu youth a platform and chan- The officers present at the from district Udhampur & along with Bhupinder Singh Partap, 1st, Shubam Sharma, nelize their energy, opening ceremony, included Reasi. Treasurer JKCA and 2nd, Kumar Gourav, 3rd, Udhampur Police on Sunday Rajinder Kumar Katoch DIG exhorted upon the President BBAJK, Rajesh Sukhdev, 4th and Sourav, 5th. organised a Range level U-19 Additional SP Udhampur; youth to take part in games Datta. Above 6 fit: Tushar Kapoor, Cricket Tournament here at Imtiaz Ahmed, SO RPHQ and sports and encourage Raman Bhalla appreciated 1st, Bharat Bushan, 2nd, Government PG College. Udhampur; Sahil Mahajan, others to follow the same. the role of BBAJK for provid- Rakesh Singh, 3rd, Dhruv Sujit Kumar, DIG DySP Hqrs. Udhampur; The participants were ing the platform to young and Winner body-builder posing with former minister Raman Bhalla and other officials. Gupta, 4th and Goutam Udhampur-Reasi Range, Nahim Ahmed, DySP DAR informed the best performing upcoming Body Builders to Bhagatm 5th. Masters: inaugurated the Range level Udhampur; Prof. Ramesh players shall be selected to perform in the different level of BBAJK specially Rajesh path of bad habits and use of Gunit, B.S Tirthoi, Nand Gurmukh Singh, 1st, Naveen (inter district) Tournament Kumar Atri, PG College compete at Zonal/UT Level competitions within and out- Datta for his efforts to engage drugs. Kishore Sharma. Gupta, 2nd and Sandip Patil, organised under Civic action Udhampur; Shashi Sharma, irrespective of their teams, side the State. the youth of the UT in making Other officials present were Final Results 3rd. programme (CAP) in pres- Physical Director Govt PG which will provide them a Ashutosh Sharma congratu- them healthy and by doing reg- Sureshest Dutta, Shakti 50-55 kg: Stanzin, 1st, Champion of Champion: ence of Senior College Udhampur, UT/National level platform. lated to the members of the ular exercise and shunning the Dutta, Vinay Sharma, Dr. Ashish, 2nd, Anand Kumar, Goutam Bhagat. Doda Admn hosting Chenab Sainik Colony FC wins Tariq interacts with Winter Cup teams STATE TIMES NEWS Water Rafting Festival Thalora Football League POONCH: Sports promoter STATE TIMES NEWS and Chairman Shaheed SAMBA: Sainik Colony Manjeet Singh Memorial Football Club Jammu Volleyball Club, Tariq Khan on emerged winner of the Sunday interacted with teams Thalora Football League playing in the ongoing Winter organized by Youth of Cup Cricket Tournament, Mandi Thalora of Samba organized by Khidmat at Mandi Thalora, here on Foundation, here. Sunday. Tariq was Chief Guest in The tournament was today's match while Pardeep organised by Abhishek, Khanna was Guest of Honour. DDC Doda, Sagar D Doifode along with Sports promoter of Poonch, Mohd Tariq interacting with Aman, Manav, Shivdeep, Both these special invitees wit- rafting group members. teams contesting in Winter Cup at Poonch. Archit and Rameshwar. SSP Samba Rajesh Sharma and President Team Jammu, nessed the game. In today's STATE TIMES NEWS ures to promote the leisure as The SSP Samba Rajesh Zorawar Singh Jamwal interacting with players. scheduled match, YCC defeat- Among others present were gratitude to the guests DODA: To promote adven- well as the adventure tourism Sharma was Chief Guest ed Eleven Star Jallian Club by Zafar Shah (President Poonch for encouraging the young ture tourism in the district, in the district. and Zorawar Singh Club Jammu won the final The winner and runner- five wickets. Cricket Association), Mohd cricketers. the Doda Administration is Meanwhile, the DDC Jamwal President of Team by 2-1 goals. up teams were awarded Batting first, Eleven Star Tariq and Ishtiaq Ganai. going to organise a Water announced that the district Jammu was Guest of Dammy scored both with a cash prize of Rs. made 127 for six in 15 overs Later, Chairman of Khidmat Rahul qualifies Rafting Festival on Chenab administration is going to Honour on final day. the goals for the winner 15000 and Rs. 1000 and which YCC chased for the loss Foundation Poonch, Syed River in last week of the cur- hold white water rafting festi- Sainik Colony Football team. trophies respectively. of five wickets. Imran Shah expressed his FIFA Football rent month. val this month end as part of Medicine course In this regard, a trial was its tourism promotion cam- STATE TIMES NEWS on Sunday organised in coor- paign. He directed the con- Amphalla Club boys, Gandhi Nagar girls bag U-19 Netball gold JAMMU: Rahul dination with JK Adventures' cerned to start the process of Bakshi of rafting group. inviting the registration to STATE TIMES NEWS was Chief Guest, who gave Editor Young Bites, Vijay Department of The DDC Doda, Sagar D ensure maximum participa- JAMMU: Amphalla Club away the title trophies and Gupta; Executive Officer Youth Services Doifode and several other tion of the adventure tourists. clinched the under-19 boys medals to winners and run- (Football) of the J&K Sports and Sports adventure enthusiast partici- Later, the DDC distributed gold outplaying Old City Club ners-up of under-17 and Council, Majid Yusuf and (DYSS) and pated in the rafting trial by appreciation certificates 30-27 in the final of the under-19 age groups of boys member JKOA, Tarsem native of district following all the safety proto- among the members of the Jammu District Netball and girls as also those senior Sharma were guests of hon- Reasi has quali- cols. "JK Adventures" group for Championship, which was teams. our. Senior Judo coach of fied the FIFA Diploma in The trial started from their contribution in conduct- organised by the District He encouraged the partici- JKSC, Vikas Dogra was also Football Medicine. A qualified Premnagar and ended at ing the rafting trial. Jammu Netball Association pants for being committed to present. physical educationist with Karara. The trial partici- Among others present were under the aegis of Netball the game and working hard to The technical penal was led Masters from University of Winner team of under-19 boys posing with pants termed it as one of the Chief Executive Officer, Association of Jammu and excel. He appreciated the by International referee and Jammu, Rahul has worked Chief Guest, Sarmad Hafiz at Indoor Hall, Bhagwati safe and secure route for raft- Bhaderwah Development Kashmir at Indoor Hall, Association for the successful International player, Sher-e- with United Nation Sports Nagar, Jammu on Sunday. ing. Authority (BDA), Dr Bhagwati Nagar, here on conduct and complimented Kashmir awardee, Akash Programme for Peace and Speaking on the occasion, Rajinder Khajuria, SDM Sunday. Club defeated R S Pura Club Rehari Club. Similarly, in the participants for being dis- Batra. The penal comprised Development as project man- the DDC informed that dis- Thathri, Athar Amin Zargar, Third place in under-19 boys in the final to secure gold. under-17 girls' category, Old ciplined. Amit Sharma, Rahi Verma, ager and also contributed to trict administration in coor- Dy DEO, Mohammad Idrees section went to Rehari Club. Third place in senior group City Club trounced Amphalla Earlier, General Secretary of Nishant Khajuria, Akshwan women sports international at dination with Tourism Lone; Dy Registrar Similarly, in girls' under-19 went to Old City Club. Club in the final. the Association, Rajeev wel- Thappa, Aniket Singh, New Delhi in 2015. Associated department and Bhaderwah Cooperatives, Adil Iqbal category, Gandhi Nagar Club The under-17 boys' title In the prize distribution comed the chief guest and Tushar Gupta, Rohan Verma, with State Football Academy Development Authority Lone, besides the officials of trounced Shastri Nagar Club went to Old City Club, who function, Administrative other distinguished gathering. Aryan Gupta, Tushar Arora, (SFA) of the J&K Sports (BDA) and private players information department and 15-12 in a close contest. beat Amphalla Club in the Secretary Sports and Tourism He also briefed the guests Vageesh, Aditya and Council, Rahul has been con- are taking concerted meas- media persons. In senior men, Bantalab final. Third place secured by and Culture, Sarmad Hafiz about the two-day event. Siddharth Gupta. tributing for the development of the game in district Reasi. He spearheaded numerous Ankita Raina becomes fifth Indian woman activities held for the promo- IARWS honours Corporator Raj Kumar tion of football in the Reasi.
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