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Quality sports infrastructure, modern training facilities essential for nurturing sporting talent: Secretary J&K Sports Council

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Quality sports infrastructure, modern training facilities essential for nurturing sporting talent: Secretary J&K Sports Council

Srinagar, Oct 31: Secretary Jammu and Kashmir Sports Council, Tazayun Mukhtar, Saturday visited Gindun Sports Complex, Rajbagh, Srinagar, where she attended a two-day District Srinagar Rollball Championship and inspected the ongoing development of the gymnastics centre. She also inspected other sports facilities during her visit.

The District Srinagar Rollball Championship, as per a statement, witnessed the participation of around 100 athletes, providing them an opportunity to enhance their skills, interact with fellow players and gain valuable exposure through organised sporting activities.

During the visit, the Secretary J&K Sports Council interacted with the participating athletes and coaches, taking feedback on the camp and encouraging the players to pursue sports with dedication and discipline.

The athletes also presented a demonstration of their skills through various sporting activities and matches, showcasing their talent and enthusiasm for the game.

The two-day camp concluded with a prize distribution ceremony, where the Secretary felicitated the participants and appreciated their efforts and performances.

Later, Secretary J&K Sports Council visited the gymnastics hall at the complex, where she interacted with athletes and reviewed the facilities being developed for the promotion of gymnastics in Jammu and Kashmir.

The gymnastics centre is being established by the Jammu and Kashmir Sports Council as a state-of-the-art facility, equipped with modern infrastructure and equipment to provide athletes with a conducive environment for training and skill development.

During the interaction, the Secretary emphasised the Council’s commitment to promoting gymnastics on a wider scale and creating opportunities for young athletes to excel at the national and international levels.

She said the development of quality sports infrastructure and the availability of modern training facilities were essential for nurturing sporting talent and encouraging greater participation in sports.

The visit was part of the Jammu and Kashmir Sports Council’s continued efforts to strengthen sports infrastructure, promote different sporting disciplines and provide athletes with better opportunities to develop their skills and achieve excellence.

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