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Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 14: Jammu Justice Secular Forum (JJSF) held protest demonstration against the alleged discrimina- tion in selection process of Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA) at GGM Science College hostel ground, here today. The protest was led by Vikram Singh Chib, Provincial President JJSF under the supervision of Advocate Pushvinder Singh Manhas, State President JJSF. Addressing the media per- sons, Vikram Singh said that discrimination is being observed in selection process, adding that the Association is hiring players from outside the State, leaving the local crick- eters in the lurch. Clinton, Vice President JJSF, Jammu Province said that the players from outside the State should be removed from the team. The protest among others was attended by Clinton, Sr. Vice President JJSF Jammu Province, Sagar, Shubam, Vikas, Sachin, Nitin, Akhil, Lalit, Nitin Opinder, Atul, Abhmanyu, Hrithik, Prince, Ajay, Rahul, Aman and Rohit. Meanwhile, prominent office bearer of JKCA while expressing anonymity said had there been discrimination in team selection, the perform- ance of the team would have been dismal, adding that J&K performed brilliantly and won three out of five matches in North Zone Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy recently, defeating for- midable sides like Delhi Punjab and Haryana. Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 14: Jammu and Kashmir State Taekwondo Senior (boys and girls), Kyorugi and Poomsae team left Jammu today for Visakhapatnam to participate in the 35th Senior National Taekwondo (Kyorugi) Championships 2016-17 and 8th National Senior Poomsae Taekwondo Championships 2016- 17, being held from February 17 to February 19, 2017 at Swarna Bharathi Indore Stadium Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh. The Chairman J&K Taekwondo Association, Anil Gupta (Anu), President PC Sharma and General Secretary, DN Pangotra and office bearers of the Jammu and Kashmir Taekwondo Association (JKTA) wished the young team a success in the forth- coming National Championship. The Screening of the team was done by Screening Committee of J&K State Sports Council, Shiv Kumar Sharma, Joint Secretary J&K Sports Council Jammu and Rajan Sharma, Divisional Sports Officer. Before the Screening the J&K Sports Council organized the National Training camp for the players at Brahman Sabha from February 9 to February 13, 2017, under the supervision of Atul Pangotra, coach J&K State Sports Council. The Team: Kyorugi Boys: Rohit Sharma, Vishesh Thakur, Sourav Sharma, Sunil Vaid, Himanshu, Tarun Sharma, Haroon and Nariender Sharma. Kyorugi Girls: Mehwish, Lalita Kumari, Maibam Chanchanbi Devi, Afreen Hyder, Haritha CK, Apoorva Malhotra andHeena Bali. Poomsae Boys: Tashi Tundup, Nitish Anand, Aman Gupta, Arvind Satti, Vipan Sharma, Atul Pangotra and Anuj Sharma and Zaheer Abass Khan. Poomsae Girls: Mukta Gupta, Sita, Geeta, Madhu Kumari, Priyanka Sharma, Meenakshi Sharma and Sonika Sharma. The teams are being accompa- nied by Atul Pangotra and Nitin Rathore as boys team coach and manager respectively, while Bazalah Mushtaq and Rajat Thakur are the coach and manager of girls team. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2017 (PAGE 14) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU 'Khelo Khel-Bhulo Nasha' Jammu Soccer C'ship gets underway Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 14: Jodhamal Public School registered emphatic win over APS in the inaugural match of the "Khelo Khel- Bhulo Nasha' Jammu Soccer Championship, which got underway at Parade Ground, here today. The soccer tournament for Jammu School students in which 10 schools namely APS Akhnoor, Jodhamal Public School, Little Flower School, Living Bethel School, BSF School Paloura, Heritage, JP World, KV Bantalab, KV-2 Jammu Cantt and KC Public School are participating, is being organized by the District Police Jammu under the Civic Action Programme (CAP) of J&K Police. The objective of the tourna- ment is to involve young chil- dren in sports activities and to provide them platform to show- case skill and talent. Deputy Inspector General of Police, Jammu, Ashkoor Ahmad Wani, was the chief guest on the occasion. He was accompanied by In-charge SSP Jammu, Dr. Vinod Kumar and SP Headquarters Jammu, Ramesh Kotwal. Speaking on the occasion, Mr Wani lavished praise on District Police Jammu for hold- ing the soccer tournament with the slogan "Khelo Khel-Bhulo Nasha" for young children involving School teams of Jammu district. DIG said that there is the need to make the young children aware about the drug menace which is increasing day-by-day in the society, to stop them not to derail from the mainstream. Earlier, in the inaugural match, Jodhamal School defeat- ed APS School by 3-0 goals. All three goals were scored by Akshit Verma in 12th, 37th and 50th minute of the game. The tournament is being organized under the Supervision of Incharge SSP Jammu Dr. Vinod Kumar and the Organizing team includes Ramesh Kotwal SP Headquarter, Sugandha Mahajan DySP Headquarters, Gourav Mahajan DySP DAR, Ragubhir Singh SHO Nowabad and Ajay Bhat SHO Pacca Danga, while Rajesh Gill, Chief Prosecuting Officer NHRC Jammu is the Coordinator of the tournament. The officials of the inaugural match were Rahul Sharma, Dheeraj Menia, Moon Stephan and Neetika. The proceedings of the inau- gural function were conducted by DySP Sugandha Mahajan. In tomorrow's fixture, Bethel Living School will take on BSF Paloura at 9. 30 am; KV-2 Jammu Cantt will face KC Public School at 10.30 am and Jodhamal Public School will face Little Flower School at 12.15 pm. 2800 players vying for top honours JK's maiden Rural Sports Competition under Khelo India scheme commences Excelsior Sports Correspondent SAMBA, Feb 14: The State's largest sports carnival under Khelo India scheme for under- 17 boys began at block level under Rural Sports Competition in nine blocks of district Samba today. Secretary Sports Council Waheed-ur-Rehman Parra said aim of the competition is to improve the pool of sportsper- sons at the grassroots level. As many as 2800 players from nine blocks of Samba district are par- ticipating in the competition. He said the block level com- petitions would be held in five sports disciplines including Kabbadi, Volleyball, Wrestling, boxing and Athletics. Officials informed that more than 350 players are participat- ing in the competition at M V International School, from dif- ferent villages of Block Vijaypur including 11 teams of Volleyball, 10 teams of Kabbadi, 43 players in Wrestling, 60 Players in Athletics and 35 Players in Boxing. "To identify and hone talent in rural Jammu and Kashmir, various competitions are sched- uled to be held at Block, District and State level in the coming months and the selected teams will later participate in the National Level Sports Competition Games," Parra informed, adding that Government is committed to promote sports activities and develop sports infrastructure in every nook and corner of the State. He further added that Khelo India competitions are being conducted not only to pro- mote sports at grassroots level but also to help revive the sports culture in the state. He said it will provide a plat- form to the budding sports talent to compete at State level. Talent identification would also be done in the process for groom- ing them to achieve excellence at National and international levels. At Samba, Principal M.V. International School K.L. Dogra, inaugurated the competi- tion along-with Mushtaq Ahmed, OSD to Secretary J&K State Sports Council. Officials including Rajan Sharma, Divisional Sports Officer, Satish Gupta, Director Competition Block Vijaypur, Inderpal Singh (Member of Committee Block Vijaypur), Vikas Magotra (Member of the Committee block Vijaypur) and other technical officials and sup- porting staff were also present on the occasion. Later on, Secretary Sports Council Waheed-ur-Rehman Parra alongwith Vice Chairman Sports Council Jammu Ranjeet Kalra interacted with the play- ers. Dr. Pawan Kumar Sharma of SKUAST-Jammu who got ‘Best Paper Presentation Award’ during 2nd International Conference of Maharashtra Society of Agricultural Economics held at Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth, Rahuri, Maharashtra on February 10-11, 2017 JJSF holds protest against discrimination in selection DIG Jammu inaugurates State Games for disabled Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 14: Special Olympics Bharat J&K Chapter organised three days State games for disabled at Youth Hostel, Nagrota, here. The sole motive of the Games is to explore their hidden talent through the medium of sports under MYAS in collabora- tion with SAI, Paralympics and association of deaf. Special athletes from Kathua, Samba, Reasi, Udhmapur and Jammu districts, excelling in dis- trict events are participating in State Games. Dy. Inspector General of Police Ashkoor Ahmed Wani inaugurated the Games in an impressive function. In his inaugural address, the chief guest said that this initia- tive by SOB under MYAS deserves all commendations for providing wide range of opportu- nities to explore the hidden talent of persons with Disabilities through the medium of sports. "It is my proud privilege that I am part of such a noble mission and I wish to remain with this movement to assist the persons with disabilities and the organis- er," he said. A day will come when today's winner will excel in national events. The Chief Guest offered floral tributes and also enlightened ceremonial lamp before founder special Olympus international Eunice Shriver Kennedy as a token of respect. About 271 special athletes and 68 coaches participated in the event. The events being conducted are Boccee, Badminton, Wheel Chair Race, Softball Throw, 100 mtr race, 50 mtr race, Zig-Zag Dribbling, Run and Kick and shooting. J&K Taekwondo Kyorugi/Poomsae team leaves for Sr Nationals NCC Cadets of GDC Hiranagar posing for a group photo- graph alongwith Principal and Faculty Members after being honoured. GDC Hiranagar honours NCC Cadets Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 14: A function was organized on in premises of Govt Girdhari Lal Dogra Memorial Degree College Hiranagar to honour the NCC Cadets of different wings name- ly Naval Wing, Armd Wing and the Infantry Girls Wing. Dr. Nater Singh, Principal Government Degree College, Kathua appreciated and encour- aged the cadets of the three wings. He said that it was matter of proud for the institution when 8 cadets participated in Republic Day Parade at Delhi in this year from this college, with 4 from Naval Wing, 2 from Armed Wing and 2 from Infantry Girl wing. Prof. Jasvinder Singh, ANO Naval Wing Government Degree College, Kathua revealed that 1st time o4 cadets from Naval Wing selected for the RDC Delhi and he congratu- lated the cadets. Dr. Arun Dev Singh Associate Officer of Armd Wing Government Degree College, Kathua also congratu- lated the cadets and emphasized that all the cadets must come forward to prove their ability at such plate form & hoping that they will do better even in future. Prof. Madhavi Manohar Lal Sharma, ANO Infantry Girls Wing was also present on the occasion. The cadets were hon- oured and received certificates and medals from the Principal of the College. The faculty members present on the occasion were Prof. P.K. Rao, Prof. Sumanesh , Prof. Ram Singh , Dr. Balbinder Singh, Prof. Pawan Kumar and Dr. Sumit Dubey. Winners of 3rd edition of Governor’s Silver Rolling Volleyball Championship posing alongwith chief guest and other digni- taries after winning the Championship. 3rd edition of Governor's Silver Rolling Volleyball C'ship concludes Excelsior Sports Correspondent UDHAMPUR, Feb 14: The 3rd edition of State level Inter- Collegiate Volleyball Championship (men and women) concluded at Government Degree College, here today. Pawan Kumar Gupta, MLA Udhampur was the chief guest on the valedictory function. Earlier, Prof SS Bhalwal, Principal of the college wel- comed the chief guest. He was also presented Guard of Honour by the NCC Cadets of the col- lege under the Command of Lt. Kamal Kishore. He was intro- duced by the Principal of the College with the players of the two finalist teams. The first final (Women) was played between GCW Gandhinagar, Jammu and GDC Udhampur in which GCW Gandhinagar defeated the later in the straight sets by 3-0 (25-14, 25-10 & 25-13). In the second final (Men) played between GGM Science College, Jammu and GDC Udhampur, GGM Science College, Jammu won the title in a very close contest by 3-2 (15- 25, 25-22, 25-21, 21-25 & 15- 12). The Chief Guest presented Governor's Silver Rolling Trophies to the winners and run- ners-up teams. He also congrat- ulated both the teams for show- ing the superlative performance. In his address, he compli- mented the Principal of the College, Prof S S Bhalwal and the Staff for organizing this mega sports event. The valedictory proceedings were conducted by Prof. Suresh Kumar Dogra and formal vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. Udhey Bhanu, Convener Sports. The matches were witnessed by huge gathering throughout the tournament in which team from across the state participat- ed. The participating teams com- plimented the organizers for their hospitality and the arrange- ments made for them. On this occasion Prof KS Koushal, Principal, GCW Udhampur, Ashok Kuamr Gupta, Director Sports SMVDSB, Raj Guru, Vice- President J&K Volleyball Association, Roshan Lal Gupta, Veteran Players were present. Manik Nargotra, Kuldeep Sharma, Sanjay Sharma, Sanjeev Verma and Kamaljeet Kour were the technical offi- cials. 43rd Inter- Collegiate Annual Athletic Meet from Mar 7 Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 14: The Directorate of Sports and Physical Education, University of Jammu is organizing the 43rd Inter-Collegiate Annual Athletic Meet from March 7 to 9, 2017. Earlier, in the meeting attended by the Physical Directors of various colleges of the Jammu province in the office of the Director, Directorate of Sports & Physical Education, University of Jammu on February 9, 2017, it was decided that the Meet will be held on February 20 to February 22, 2017. So, the Meet stands postponed till Mar 7. Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 14: The team of Jammu University team won first prize in Skit Competition in 5-day 32nd National Youth Festival which concluded at Shivaji University, Kolhapur, today. Around 79 universities from 5 zones covered under AIU participated in this presti- gious national event to show- case the talent of youth. In a tough competition, the team of Jammu University secured first position for the Skit "Kuch To Socho" and received high appreciation from the audience and Judges for performance and for its originality and simplicity of theme. The skit in a very inquisi- tive manner reflected on differ- ent issues like demonetization, women empowerment, pollu- tion, corruption etc. in a satiri- cal manner. Jammu University team was headed by Prof. Satnam Kour, Dean Students Welfare. The skit was written and directed by Sumeet Sharma (Drama Instructor) and Kulbhushan Thakur managed the lights and sound. The students who per- formed in the skit included Richa Sharma, Gauri Thakur, Pallavi Kunwer, Simran Jaral, Neerja Bharti and Shruti Sharma. Athletes sweating-it-out during a track event of Khelo India at Samba on Tuesday. MUMBAI, Feb 14: Leg-spinner Amit Mishra's injury-forced omission was the lone change as the national selectors today retained the formidable Indian squad, which hammered Bangladesh, for the first two Tests against Australia starting February 23. Mishra had to sit out of the Bangladesh Test owing to a knee injury, which had prompt- ed selectors to bring in Kuldeep Yadav as cover. With Mishra still not fit, the selection committee, headed by MSK Parasad, retained Yadav in the 16-member squad for the first two games against Australia. The matches are to be played in Pune (February 23- 27) and Bangalore (March 4-8) respectively. Pacer Mohammed Shami, who was undergoing rehabili- tation with the team before being forced to leave for him owing to his father's death, has also not found a place in the squad. Shami had undergone a surgery to recuperate from a career-threatening knee injury. Elsewhere, there wasn't any change in the side with Ajinkya Rahane, Jayant Yadav and Hardik Pandya holding on to their places. Murali Vijay, KL Rahul, Cheteshwar Pujara, Karun Nair, R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja were automatic choices. The pace trio of Ishant Sharma, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Umesh Yadav also picked itself. Wriddhiman Saha contin- ued to be the team's first- choice wicketkeeper. Opener Abhinav Mukund has also been retained in the side even though he did not play in the match against Bangladesh. The Virat Kohli-led Indians, who are on a 19-match unbeaten streak, are scheduled to play four Tests against Australians. The last two Tests are scheduled to be held in Ranchi (March 16-20) and Dharamsala (March 25-29). The squad for first two Tests against Australia: Virat Kohli (Captain), M Vijay, KL Rahul, Cheteshwar Pujara, Ajinkya Rahane, W Saha (wk), R Ashwin, R Jadeja, Ishant Sharma, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Umesh Yadav, Karun Nair, Jayant Yadav, Kuldeep Yadav, Abhinav Mukund and Hardik Pandya. (PTI) Selectors retain winning squad for Oz series, Mishra out DIG Jammu, Ashkoor Ahmad Wani and other dignitaries interacting with players while inaugurating Soccer Championship. COLOMBO, Feb 14: Top-ranked sides India and South Africa will lock horns in a high-profile clash on the open- ing day of the Super Six stage of the ICC Women's World Cup Qualifier here tomorrow. Pakistan will take on Sri Lanka and Bangladesh plays Ireland in other matches on the opening day of the Super Six stage as teams compete to qual- ify for the top four places that will not only get them a place in the ICC Women's World Cup to be held in England and Wales from 24 June to 23 July, but also in the ICC Women's Championship. World champion Australia, England, New Zealand and the West Indies have automatically qualified for the ICC Women's World Cup by finishing in the top four of the ICC Women's Championship (2014-16) which was decided with all eight teams playing each other in three ODIs. Teams in the Super Six stage have carried points gained against other teams in the first round, and will play those qual- ified from the other group to decide the top four. India, South Africa, Pakistan and Sri Lanka are the sides favoured on rankings, form and past performances, with Bangladesh and Ireland left to pull out some surprise tricks if they have to upset calculations. India, which is ranked fourth in the MRF Tyres ICC Women's Rankings, has a challenging match upfront since it had lost 2-1 to sixth-ranked South Africa at home in their ICC Women's Championship series in November 2014 and also in a practice game ahead of this tournament. (PTI) India take on South Africa in ICC Women's World Cup Qualifier JU team wins first prize in Skit Competition COLOMBO, Feb 14: India women's cricket team captain Mithali Raj has improved one place to reach the second spot in the latest MRF Tyres ICC ODI Rankings for Women which was released today. Others to gain among Indian batters include opening pair of Deepti Sharma and Thirush Kamini -- both reaching career- best rankings of 38 and 41st spot after jumping 17 and 11 places respectively. Bangladesh captain Rumana Ahmed also was up four places to 31st, while Pakistan's Nain Abidi zoomed two places to reach 26th spot. Sana Mir has gained two slots to go up to seventh among bowlers while India's left-arm spinner Ekta Bisht (up three places to 11th), South Africa leg- spinner Suun Luus (up six places to 28th), Rumana Ahmed (up four places to 29th) and Sri Lanka captain Inoka Ranaweera (up five places to 33rd) have all attained career-best rankings. South Africa captain van Niekerk gained two slots in the batting rankings to go up to 12th slot and up two places to 15th among bowlers with her leg-spin in the rankings. All-rounder Chloe Tryon's knock of 79 against Pakistan has contributed towards her rise of 13 places to 23rd rank among batters while Marizanne Kapp has gained two places to reach 22nd rank. (PTI) Mithali reaches No 2 spot in ICC ODI Rankings for women Laggards South to meet East in must-win game MUMBAI, Feb 14: Without a point after losing their first game to North Zone two days ago, South Zone would be eager to secure four points against table toppers East Zone tomorrow in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Inter Zonal league, being played here at the Wankhede Stadium. The game between third and fourth placed Central and North would be held in the afternoon tomorrow after today's day of rest in the tournament played as a round robin league. 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For his tremendous perform- ance in UAE, Kush has been bestowed with this honour by FIDE, it added. His coach Balaji Guttula said, "Kush rightly deserved this and with his potential many more are to follow in the days to come". PTI Mumbai boy awarded CM title by World Chess Federation OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY GENERAL MANAGER JKPCC LTD. 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Transcript of JU team wins first prize in Skit Competition
Excelsior Sports Correspondent
JAMMU, Feb 14: JammuJustice Secular Forum (JJSF)held protest demonstrationagainst the alleged discrimina-tion in selection process ofJammu and Kashmir CricketAssociation (JKCA) at GGMScience College hostel ground,here today.
The protest was led byVikram Singh Chib, ProvincialPresident JJSF under thesupervision of AdvocatePushvinder Singh Manhas,State President JJSF.
Addressing the media per-sons, Vikram Singh said thatdiscrimination is beingobserved in selection process,adding that the Association ishiring players from outside theState, leaving the local crick-eters in the lurch.
Clinton, Vice PresidentJJSF, Jammu Province saidthat the players from outsidethe State should be removedfrom the team.
The protest among otherswas attended by Clinton, Sr.Vice President JJSF JammuProvince, Sagar, Shubam,
Vikas, Sachin, Nitin, Akhil,Lalit, Nitin Opinder, Atul,Abhmanyu, Hrithik, Prince,Ajay, Rahul, Aman and Rohit.
Meanwhile, prominentoffice bearer of JKCA whileexpressing anonymity said hadthere been discrimination inteam selection, the perform-ance of the team would havebeen dismal, adding that J&Kperformed brilliantly and wonthree out of five matches inNorth Zone Mushtaq Ali T20Trophy recently, defeating for-midable sides like DelhiPunjab and Haryana.
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JAMMU, Feb 14: Jammu andKashmir State Taekwondo Senior(boys and girls), Kyorugi andPoomsae team left Jammu todayfor
Visakhapatnam to participatein the 35th Senior NationalTaekwondo (Kyorugi)Championships 2016-17 and 8thNational Senior PoomsaeTaekwondo Championships 2016-17, being held from February 17 toFebruary 19, 2017 at SwarnaBharathi Indore StadiumVisakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh.
The Chairman J&KTaekwondo Association, AnilGupta (Anu), President PC Sharmaand General Secretary, DNPangotra and office bearers of theJammu and Kashmir TaekwondoAssociation (JKTA) wished theyoung team a success in the forth-coming National Championship.
The Screening of the team wasdone by Screening Committee ofJ&K State Sports Council, ShivKumar Sharma, Joint SecretaryJ&K Sports Council Jammu andRajan Sharma, Divisional SportsOfficer.
Before the Screening the J&KSports Council organized theNational Training camp for theplayers at Brahman Sabha fromFebruary 9 to February 13, 2017,under the supervision of AtulPangotra, coach J&K State SportsCouncil.
The Team: Kyorugi Boys: Rohit Sharma,
Vishesh Thakur, Sourav Sharma,Sunil Vaid, Himanshu, TarunSharma, Haroon and NarienderSharma.
Kyorugi Girls: Mehwish,Lalita Kumari, MaibamChanchanbi Devi, Afreen Hyder,Haritha CK, Apoorva MalhotraandHeena Bali.
Poomsae Boys: Tashi Tundup,Nitish Anand, Aman Gupta,Arvind Satti, Vipan Sharma, AtulPangotra and Anuj Sharma andZaheer Abass Khan.
Poomsae Girls: Mukta Gupta,Sita, Geeta, Madhu Kumari,Priyanka Sharma, MeenakshiSharma and Sonika Sharma.
The teams are being accompa-nied by Atul Pangotra and NitinRathore as boys team coach andmanager respectively, whileBazalah Mushtaq and RajatThakur are the coach and managerof girls team.
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'Khelo Khel-Bhulo Nasha' JammuSoccer C'ship gets underway
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JAMMU, Feb 14: JodhamalPublic School registeredemphatic win over APS in theinaugural match of the "KheloKhel- Bhulo Nasha' JammuSoccer Championship, whichgot underway at Parade Ground,here today.
The soccer tournament forJammu School students in which10 schools namely APSAkhnoor, Jodhamal PublicSchool, Little Flower School,Living Bethel School, BSFSchool Paloura, Heritage, JPWorld, KV Bantalab, KV-2Jammu Cantt and KC PublicSchool are participating, isbeing organized by the DistrictPolice Jammu under the CivicAction Programme (CAP) ofJ&K Police.
The objective of the tourna-ment is to involve young chil-dren in sports activities and toprovide them platform to show-case skill and talent.
Deputy Inspector General ofPolice, Jammu, Ashkoor AhmadWani, was the chief guest on theoccasion. He was accompaniedby In-charge SSP Jammu, Dr.Vinod Kumar and SPHeadquarters Jammu, RameshKotwal.
Speaking on the occasion,Mr Wani lavished praise onDistrict Police Jammu for hold-ing the soccer tournament withthe slogan "Khelo Khel-Bhulo
Nasha" for young childreninvolving School teams ofJammu district.
DIG said that there is theneed to make the young childrenaware about the drug menacewhich is increasing day-by-dayin the society, to stop them not toderail from the mainstream.
Earlier, in the inauguralmatch, Jodhamal School defeat-ed APS School by 3-0 goals. Allthree goals were scored byAkshit Verma in 12th, 37th and50th minute of the game.
The tournament is beingorganized under the Supervisionof Incharge SSP Jammu Dr.Vinod Kumar and theOrganizing team includesRamesh Kotwal SP Headquarter,Sugandha Mahajan DySP
Headquarters, Gourav MahajanDySP DAR, Ragubhir SinghSHO Nowabad and Ajay BhatSHO Pacca Danga, while RajeshGill, Chief Prosecuting OfficerNHRC Jammu is theCoordinator of the tournament.
The officials of the inauguralmatch were Rahul Sharma,Dheeraj Menia, Moon Stephanand Neetika.
The proceedings of the inau-gural function were conductedby DySP Sugandha Mahajan.
In tomorrow's fixture, BethelLiving School will take on BSFPaloura at 9. 30 am; KV-2Jammu Cantt will face KCPublic School at 10.30 am andJodhamal Public School willface Little Flower School at12.15 pm.
2800 players vying for top honoursJK's maiden Rural Sports Competitionunder Khelo India scheme commences
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SAMBA, Feb 14: The State'slargest sports carnival underKhelo India scheme for under-17 boys began at block levelunder Rural Sports Competitionin nine blocks of district Sambatoday.
Secretary Sports CouncilWaheed-ur-Rehman Parra saidaim of the competition is toimprove the pool of sportsper-sons at the grassroots level. Asmany as 2800 players from nineblocks of Samba district are par-ticipating in the competition.
He said the block level com-petitions would be held in fivesports disciplines includingKabbadi, Volleyball, Wrestling,boxing and Athletics.
Officials informed that morethan 350 players are participat-ing in the competition at M VInternational School, from dif-ferent villages of Block Vijaypurincluding 11 teams of
Volleyball, 10 teams of Kabbadi,43 players in Wrestling, 60Players in Athletics and 35Players in Boxing.
"To identify and hone talentin rural Jammu and Kashmir,various competitions are sched-uled to be held at Block, Districtand State level in the comingmonths and the selected teamswill later participate in theNational Level SportsCompetition Games," Parrainformed, adding thatGovernment is committed topromote sports activities anddevelop sports infrastructure inevery nook and corner of theState. He further added thatKhelo India competitions arebeing conducted not only to pro-mote sports at grassroots levelbut also to help revive the sportsculture in the state.
He said it will provide a plat-form to the budding sports talentto compete at State level. Talentidentification would also be
done in the process for groom-ing them to achieve excellenceat National and internationallevels.
At Samba, Principal M.V.International School K.L.Dogra, inaugurated the competi-tion along-with MushtaqAhmed, OSD to Secretary J&KState Sports Council.
Officials including RajanSharma, Divisional SportsOfficer, Satish Gupta, DirectorCompetition Block Vijaypur,Inderpal Singh (Member ofCommittee Block Vijaypur),Vikas Magotra (Member of theCommittee block Vijaypur) andother technical officials and sup-porting staff were also presenton the occasion.
Later on, Secretary SportsCouncil Waheed-ur-RehmanParra alongwith Vice ChairmanSports Council Jammu RanjeetKalra interacted with the play-ers.
Dr. Pawan Kumar Sharmaof SKUAST-Jammu who got‘Best Paper PresentationAward’ during 2ndInternational Conference of
M a h a r a s h t r aSociety ofA g r i c u l t u r a lEconomics heldat MahatmaPhule KrishiV i d y a p e e t h ,
Rahuri, Maharashtra onFebruary 10-11, 2017
JJSF holds protest againstdiscrimination in selection
DIG Jammu inauguratesState Games for disabled
Excelsior Sports Correspondent
JAMMU, Feb 14: SpecialOlympics Bharat J&K Chapterorganised three days State gamesfor disabled at Youth Hostel,Nagrota, here.
The sole motive of theGames is to explore their hiddentalent through the medium ofsports under MYAS in collabora-tion with SAI, Paralympics andassociation of deaf.
Special athletes from Kathua,Samba, Reasi, Udhmapur andJammu districts, excelling in dis-trict events are participating inState Games.
Dy. Inspector General ofPolice Ashkoor Ahmed Waniinaugurated the Games in animpressive function.
In his inaugural address, thechief guest said that this initia-tive by SOB under MYASdeserves all commendations forproviding wide range of opportu-
nities to explore the hidden talentof persons with Disabilitiesthrough the medium of sports.
"It is my proud privilege thatI am part of such a noble missionand I wish to remain with thismovement to assist the personswith disabilities and the organis-er," he said.
A day will come whentoday's winner will excel innational events. The Chief Guestoffered floral tributes and alsoenlightened ceremonial lampbefore founder special Olympusinternational Eunice ShriverKennedy as a token of respect.
About 271 special athletesand 68 coaches participated inthe event.
The events being conductedare Boccee, Badminton, WheelChair Race, Softball Throw, 100mtr race, 50 mtr race, Zig-ZagDribbling, Run and Kick andshooting.
J&K Taekwondo Kyorugi/Poomsaeteam leaves for Sr Nationals
NCC Cadets of GDC Hiranagar posing for a group photo-graph alongwith Principal and Faculty Members after beinghonoured.
GDC Hiranagar honoursNCC Cadets
Excelsior Sports Correspondent
JAMMU, Feb 14: A functionwas organized on in premises ofGovt Girdhari Lal DograMemorial Degree CollegeHiranagar to honour the NCCCadets of different wings name-ly Naval Wing, Armd Wing andthe Infantry Girls Wing.
Dr. Nater Singh, PrincipalGovernment Degree College,Kathua appreciated and encour-aged the cadets of the threewings.
He said that it was matter ofproud for the institution when 8cadets participated in RepublicDay Parade at Delhi in this yearfrom this college, with 4 fromNaval Wing, 2 from ArmedWing and 2 from Infantry Girlwing.
Prof. Jasvinder Singh, ANONaval Wing GovernmentDegree College, Kathua
revealed that 1st time o4 cadetsfrom Naval Wing selected forthe RDC Delhi and he congratu-lated the cadets. Dr. Arun DevSingh Associate Officer of ArmdWing Government DegreeCollege, Kathua also congratu-lated the cadets and emphasizedthat all the cadets must comeforward to prove their ability atsuch plate form & hoping thatthey will do better even infuture.
Prof. Madhavi Manohar LalSharma, ANO Infantry GirlsWing was also present on theoccasion. The cadets were hon-oured and received certificatesand medals from the Principal ofthe College.
The faculty members presenton the occasion were Prof. P.K.Rao, Prof. Sumanesh , Prof.Ram Singh , Dr. BalbinderSingh, Prof. Pawan Kumar andDr. Sumit Dubey.
Winners of 3rd edition of Governor’s Silver Rolling VolleyballChampionship posing alongwith chief guest and other digni-taries after winning the Championship.
3rd edition of Governor's SilverRolling Volleyball C'ship concludes
Excelsior Sports Correspondent
UDHAMPUR, Feb 14: The3rd edition of State level Inter-Collegiate VolleyballChampionship (men andwomen) concluded atGovernment Degree College,here today.
Pawan Kumar Gupta, MLAUdhampur was the chief gueston the valedictory function.
Earlier, Prof SS Bhalwal,Principal of the college wel-comed the chief guest. He wasalso presented Guard of Honourby the NCC Cadets of the col-lege under the Command of Lt.Kamal Kishore. He was intro-duced by the Principal of theCollege with the players of thetwo finalist teams.
The first final (Women) wasplayed between GCWGandhinagar, Jammu and GDCUdhampur in which GCWGandhinagar defeated the laterin the straight sets by 3-0 (25-14,25-10 & 25-13).
In the second final (Men)played between GGM ScienceCollege, Jammu and GDCUdhampur, GGM ScienceCollege, Jammu won the title ina very close contest by 3-2 (15-25, 25-22, 25-21, 21-25 & 15-12).
The Chief Guest presentedGovernor's Silver RollingTrophies to the winners and run-ners-up teams. He also congrat-ulated both the teams for show-ing the superlative performance.
In his address, he compli-mented the Principal of theCollege, Prof S S Bhalwal andthe Staff for organizing thismega sports event.
The valedictory proceedingswere conducted by Prof. SureshKumar Dogra and formal vote ofthanks was proposed by Dr.Udhey Bhanu, Convener Sports.
The matches were witnessedby huge gathering throughoutthe tournament in which teamfrom across the state participat-ed. The participating teams com-plimented the organizers fortheir hospitality and the arrange-ments made for them.
On this occasion Prof KSKoushal, Principal, GCWUdhampur, Ashok KuamrGupta, Director SportsSMVDSB, Raj Guru, Vice-President J&K VolleyballAssociation, Roshan Lal Gupta,Veteran Players were present.
Manik Nargotra, KuldeepSharma, Sanjay Sharma,Sanjeev Verma and KamaljeetKour were the technical offi-cials.
43rd Inter- CollegiateAnnual Athletic Meet
from Mar 7Excelsior Sports Correspondent
JAMMU, Feb 14: TheDirectorate of Sports andPhysical Education, Universityof Jammu is organizing the 43rdInter-Collegiate Annual AthleticMeet from March 7 to 9, 2017.
Earlier, in the meetingattended by the PhysicalDirectors of various colleges ofthe Jammu province in theoffice of the Director,Directorate of Sports &Physical Education, Universityof Jammu on February 9, 2017,it was decided that the Meetwill be held on February 20 toFebruary 22, 2017. So, the Meetstands postponed till Mar 7.
Excelsior Sports Correspondent
JAMMU, Feb 14: The teamof Jammu University team wonfirst prize in Skit Competitionin 5-day 32nd National YouthFestival which concluded atShivaji University, Kolhapur,today.
Around 79 universitiesfrom 5 zones covered underAIU participated in this presti-gious national event to show-case the talent of youth.
In a tough competition, theteam of Jammu Universitysecured first position for theSkit "Kuch To Socho" andreceived high appreciationfrom the audience and Judgesfor performance and for itsoriginality and simplicity oftheme.
The skit in a very inquisi-tive manner reflected on differ-ent issues like demonetization,women empowerment, pollu-tion, corruption etc. in a satiri-cal manner.
Jammu University teamwas headed by Prof. SatnamKour, Dean Students Welfare.
The skit was written anddirected by Sumeet Sharma(Drama Instructor) andKulbhushan Thakur managedthe lights and sound.
The students who per-formed in the skit includedRicha Sharma, Gauri Thakur,Pallavi Kunwer, Simran Jaral,Neerja Bharti and ShrutiSharma.
Athletes sweating-it-out during a track event of Khelo India at Samba on Tuesday.
MUMBAI, Feb 14:
Leg-spinner Amit Mishra'sinjury-forced omission was thelone change as the nationalselectors today retained theformidable Indian squad,which hammered Bangladesh,for the first two Tests againstAustralia starting February 23.
Mishra had to sit out of theBangladesh Test owing to aknee injury, which had prompt-ed selectors to bring inKuldeep Yadav as cover.
With Mishra still not fit, theselection committee, headedby MSK Parasad, retainedYadav in the 16-member squadfor the first two games againstAustralia.
The matches are to beplayed in Pune (February 23-27) and Bangalore (March 4-8)respectively.
Pacer Mohammed Shami,who was undergoing rehabili-tation with the team beforebeing forced to leave for himowing to his father's death, hasalso not found a place in thesquad. Shami had undergone asurgery to recuperate from acareer-threatening knee injury.
Elsewhere, there wasn't anychange in the side with AjinkyaRahane, Jayant Yadav andHardik Pandya holding on to
their places.Murali Vijay, KL Rahul,
Cheteshwar Pujara, KarunNair, R Ashwin and RavindraJadeja were automatic choices.The pace trio of Ishant Sharma,Bhuvneshwar Kumar andUmesh Yadav also pickeditself.
Wriddhiman Saha contin-ued to be the team's first-choice wicketkeeper. OpenerAbhinav Mukund has alsobeen retained in the side eventhough he did not play in thematch against Bangladesh.
The Virat Kohli-ledIndians, who are on a 19-matchunbeaten streak, are scheduledto play four Tests againstAustralians.
The last two Tests arescheduled to be held in Ranchi(March 16-20) and Dharamsala(March 25-29).
The squad for first twoTests against Australia:
Virat Kohli (Captain), MVijay, KL Rahul, CheteshwarPujara, Ajinkya Rahane, WSaha (wk), R Ashwin, RJadeja, Ishant Sharma,Bhuvneshwar Kumar, UmeshYadav, Karun Nair, JayantYadav, Kuldeep Yadav,Abhinav Mukund and HardikPandya. (PTI)
Selectors retain winning squadfor Oz series, Mishra out
DIG Jammu, Ashkoor Ahmad Wani and other dignitariesinteracting with players while inaugurating SoccerChampionship.
COLOMBO, Feb 14:
Top-ranked sides India andSouth Africa will lock horns in ahigh-profile clash on the open-ing day of the Super Six stage ofthe ICC Women's World CupQualifier here tomorrow.
Pakistan will take on SriLanka and Bangladesh playsIreland in other matches on theopening day of the Super Sixstage as teams compete to qual-ify for the top four places thatwill not only get them a place inthe ICC Women's World Cup tobe held in England and Walesfrom 24 June to 23 July, but alsoin the ICC Women'sChampionship.
World champion Australia,England, New Zealand and theWest Indies have automaticallyqualified for the ICC Women'sWorld Cup by finishing in thetop four of the ICC Women'sChampionship (2014-16) which
was decided with all eight teamsplaying each other in threeODIs.
Teams in the Super Six stagehave carried points gainedagainst other teams in the firstround, and will play those qual-ified from the other group todecide the top four.
India, South Africa, Pakistanand Sri Lanka are the sidesfavoured on rankings, form andpast performances, withBangladesh and Ireland left topull out some surprise tricks ifthey have to upset calculations.
India, which is ranked fourthin the MRF Tyres ICC Women'sRankings, has a challengingmatch upfront since it had lost2-1 to sixth-ranked South Africaat home in their ICC Women'sChampionship series inNovember 2014 and also in apractice game ahead of thistournament. (PTI)
India take on South Africa in ICCWomen's World Cup Qualifier
JU team wins first prizein Skit Competition
COLOMBO, Feb 14:
India women's cricket teamcaptain Mithali Raj hasimproved one place to reach thesecond spot in the latest MRFTyres ICC ODI Rankings forWomen which was releasedtoday.
Others to gain among Indianbatters include opening pair ofDeepti Sharma and ThirushKamini -- both reaching career-best rankings of 38 and 41st spotafter jumping 17 and 11 placesrespectively.
Bangladesh captain RumanaAhmed also was up four placesto 31st, while Pakistan's NainAbidi zoomed two places toreach 26th spot.
Sana Mir has gained twoslots to go up to seventh among
bowlers while India's left-armspinner Ekta Bisht (up threeplaces to 11th), South Africa leg-spinner Suun Luus (up sixplaces to 28th), Rumana Ahmed(up four places to 29th) and SriLanka captain Inoka Ranaweera(up five places to 33rd) have allattained career-best rankings.
South Africa captain vanNiekerk gained two slots in thebatting rankings to go up to 12thslot and up two places to 15thamong bowlers with her leg-spinin the rankings.
All-rounder Chloe Tryon'sknock of 79 against Pakistan hascontributed towards her rise of13 places to 23rd rank amongbatters while Marizanne Kapphas gained two places to reach22nd rank. (PTI)
Mithali reaches No 2 spot in ICCODI Rankings for women
Laggards Southto meet East inmust-win game
MUMBAI, Feb 14:
Without a point after losingtheir first game to North Zonetwo days ago, South Zonewould be eager to secure fourpoints against table toppers EastZone tomorrow in the SyedMushtaq Ali T20 Inter Zonalleague, being played here at theWankhede Stadium.
The game between third andfourth placed Central and Northwould be held in the afternoontomorrow after today's day ofrest in the tournament played asa round robin league.
South's bowling lookedpedestrian against the strongNorth batting line-up in theiropening game and the attackneeds to get its act on trackwhen they take on East in themust-win game.
East have the best net run-rate among the other four teamswhich all have one win and oneloss under their belt after play-ing two matches each. (PTI)
MUMBAI, Feb 14:
Kush Bhagat, a second gradestudent from Hill SpringInternational School, wasawarded the title of CandidateMaster (CM) by World ChessFederation body, FIDE today.
The title comes after a rangeof admirable performances byhim, over the span of last sixmonths, beginning with his con-quest of U-7 Maharashtra StateChampionship 2016 title tobecoming the World SchoolsUnder 7 Blitz champion in Sochi
(Russia), and finally his per-formance, with three goldmedals at the first ever WesternYouth Chess Championship2016 at UAE, a media releasesaid.
For his tremendous perform-ance in UAE, Kush has beenbestowed with this honour byFIDE, it added.
His coach Balaji Guttulasaid, "Kush rightly deserved thisand with his potential manymore are to follow in the days tocome". PTI
Mumbai boy awarded CM titleby World Chess Federation
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NAGPUR, Feb 14:Helped by two half cen-
turies, India U-19 team made asteady start reaching 156 for 2 inreply to England's first inningsscore of 501 for 5 declared onthe second day of the first YouthTest match here today.
Opener A Goswami (66) andSaurabh Singh (53 not out) werethe main contributors for India,which will look to build on thefirm start tomorrow and over-haul the visitors' total.
Giving company to Singhwas skipper Jonty Sidhu, whowas batting on 23 at the VCAStadium.
England bowlers Aaron
Beard and Lacy Pattersonclaimed one wicket apiece.Besides Goswami, the otherwicket to fall today was that ofRohan Kummummul (13).
Earlier in the day, Englandopener Max Holden (170) andGeorge Bartlett (179) shared asecond wicket stand of 321 runsbefore the visitors declared theirfirst innings at 501 for 5 off131.1 overs.
Both were in punishingmood and hit the Indian bowlersall over the park. Holden hit 22boundaries, while Bartlett struck25 fours and three sixes to putEngland in command. (PTI)
England declare at 501for 5; India at 156/2
