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DYSSO Srinagar organises Inter School Zonal level Tournaments

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SRINAGAR: In accordance with the calendar of activities issued by the Directorate of Youth Services and Sports, Inter School Zonal level competitions are being organised by the different Zones of Srinagar.

Accordingly, Zonal Physical Education Officers have conducted various sports activities to involve more and more students in sports activities and keep them away from drugs.

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The activities are conducted under the theme of “Unity” Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav in Chess, Carom, Rope Skipping, Tennikoit, Badminton, and Road Race for Boys and Girls students only under the age group of 14 years.

 

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