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DDC Anantnag calls upon youth for active participation in sports

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August 29, 2018
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ANANTNAG, AUGUST 28: District Development Commissioner, Anantnag, Mohammad Younis Malik today chaired a meeting of officers of Rural Development Department and about 200 youth from all blocks of the district directly or indirectly involved in sports activities like Football, Volleyball, Cricket, Kabbadi and cultural activities under youth outreach programme.

The DDC on the occasion emphasized upon the youth to actively take part in sports activities. He also directed them to act as village level ambassadors for sports activities at grass root level and to submit feedback to the district administration regarding the problems being faced by the villagers. The DDC also asked the youth for making Disaster Management Committees at village level so that they can be equipped with material, equipment required for rescue purpose in case of any eventuality.

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Most of the youth on the occasion put forth various demands and problems before the DDC, Anantnag. Most of the demands were related to construction of playgrounds, fencing and levelling of playgrounds, encroachment of government land, providing of sports kits, other financial and logistic support.

The DDC on the occasion directed the ACD and BDOs to look into the genuine demands of the youth.

The meeting was attended by all BDOs & other officers, officials of the Rural Development Department.

DDC inaugurates U-17/19 cricket tournaments at Anantnag

ANANTNAG, AUGUST 28: District Development Commissioner, Anantnag, Mohammad Younis Malik today inaugurated Higher Secondary School Level under 19 tennis ball cricket tournament and Inter-zonal under 17 tennis cricket tournaments at sports stadium, Anantnag.

The same tournament is also being held at TikbaghMattan.

The District Youth Services and Sports Department is organizing tennis ball cricket and tennis cricket tournaments in the district in which 12 education zones of the district are participating.

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