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Pr Secy Alok Kumar declares open YSS Cup 2021

Says ‘Govt committed to raise infra, promote sports’

KH Sports Desk by KH Sports Desk
December 16, 2021
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Pr Secy Alok Kumar declares open YSS Cup 2021
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Jammu |: Principal Secretary to Government Youth Services and Sports Department, Sh Alok Kumar declared open the already launched YSS Cup 2021 in an impressive, colorful and well attended function at Khel Gaon, Nagrota, near here Thursday.
9076 Panchayat/Block teams drawn from all 20 districts of J&K in four sports disciplines namely Cricket, Kabaddi, Kho-Kho and Volleyball have been registered for this historic rather first of its kind sporting extravaganza, which will make around one lakh and twenty thousand athletes to vie for the top honours.
While Sh Alok Kumar was the chief guest on the occasion, Sh Gazanfar Ali, Director Youth Services and Sports, J&K presided over the function, which among others was attended by Joint Director Youth Services and Sports (K), Sh Bashir Ahmed and Deputy Director, Sh Jitender Mishra.
Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest served strict directions to the organisers for ensuring mass participation of the Panchayati teams in this mega event.
He said sportspersons are the messengers of peace, prosperity and harmony and the big sports events like this, apart from helping youth to hone their sporting skill, also helps them to not to derail from the mainstream and stay away from drugs and other allied social evils.
Alok Kumar said that Government was committed to promote sports in every nook and corner of J&K and enhance sports culture by raising infrastructure even at the village level.
He said that almost every available ground in J&K will be utilised for holding matches of this sporting gala.
The Principal Secretary further said that it is always a delight to watch young and budding sportspersons vying for the top honours, however, watching young athletes performing while bearing chill and inclement weather conditions in such events in Valley, speaks volumes.
He said such events serve as a launching pad for the youth to be ready for future endeavours and become nation builders.
Director Youth Services and Sports, Sh Gazanfar Ali while lavishing praise for all 20 District Youth Services and Sports Officers, who observed the opening ceremony on virtual mode and simultaneously started the event at their respective venues, said that all of them deserve appreciation for doing the job fabulously rather in a befitting manner.
In the end, Joint Director Youth Services and Sports gave brief report of activities and achievements of the Department and presented vote of thanks.
Earlier, the chief guest and other dignitaries lighted the ceremonial lamp which was followed by the March Past and Oath Ceremony by the players.
The ceremony ended with the declaration of YSS Cup open by release of balloons, toss of coin and playing a few balls by the chief guest.
Meanwhile, on the occasion Sh Alok Kumar also flagged off trekking contingents of RS Pura, Akhnoor and Gandhi Nagar Zones for Reasi, Sunah and Surinsar respectively. Proceedings of the inaugural ceremony were conducted by Rajesh Dhar.

KH Sports Desk

KH Sports Desk

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