THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 2016 (PAGE 14) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU

13th J&K State Wushu Championship gets underwayExcelsior Sports Correspondent

JAMMU, Dec 21: The 4-days 13th J&K State WushuChampionship commenced atIndoor Hall, MA Stadium, heretoday.

Over 800 participants from17 Districts are participating inthe Championship. The DistrictAssociations participating in thechampionships include Srinagar,Budgam, Baramulla, Kupwara,Ganderbal, Anantnag, Shopian,Bandipora, Kargil,Leh, Rajouri,Poonch, Samba, Kathua,Udhampur, Reasi and Jammu.

The Championship wasdeclared open by veteran sportsadministrator, Aushtosh Sharma,General Secretary J&K OlympicAssociation, while the functionwas presided over by RanjeetKalra, Vice Chairman, SportsCouncil Jammu.

Vijay Saraf, President WushuAssociation of J&K, Jt.Secretary J&K State SportsCouncil, Jammu, Shiv KumarSharma and Chief SportsOfficer, Abdul Qayoom werepresent on the occasion.

The dignitaries appreciatedthe efforts of the WushuAssociation for promoting theWushu in all regions of the State.

They congratulated themedalists of the Wushu at theInternational and National leveland wished them best of luck forthe forthcoming WorldChampionship and AsianGames.

Speaking on the occasionRanjeet Kalra lauded the effortsof Wushu association underIndia coach, Kuldeep Handoo

for promoting the game. He alsohighlighted the initiatives beingtaken by the Council for promo-tion of sports especially the per-sonal initiative by ChiefMinister, who is also thePresident of State SportsCouncil.

The opening fight of the subjunior category in 30 kg was ofteen sensation Tajamul Islamwho defeated Shaftan hamidfrom Baramulla..

The president of the Wushu

Association appealed J&K StateSports Council to provide Basicfacilities to this medal winningsports discipline.

The vote of thanks was pre-sented by Kuldeep Handoo,Wushu Coach of India.

Prominent among otherspresent on the occasion wereSohit Sharma (Treasurer), AjayPaul, Arun Singh, Lalit Singh,Ruchi, Ashi Jamwal, Usha Kher(DySP), Bhanu Partap Singhand Rajinder Singh.

Sports teach quick decision making: Dilbag SinghVijay Club lifts title of 5th

Christmas Soccer Championship Excelsior Sports Correspondent

JAMMU, Dec 21: TrouncingYoung Param FC by 5-4 in tie-breaker, Vijay Club won the titletrophy of the 5th Christmas SoccerChampionship, organized byChristian Sports Organization incollaboration with J&K FootballAssociation at Parade ground,here.

The Additional DirectorGeneral of Police SecurityHeadquarters J&K, Dilbag Singhwas the chief guest on the valedic-tory function, while JungBahadur, Member SHRC; SSPJammu, Dr Sunil Kumar; RanjeetKalra, Vice Chairman JammuSports Council; Bushan Dogra,Vice Chairman SC AdvisoryBoard and Ranjeet Singh,Secretary JMC were the guests ofhonour, while SP City Jammu Dr.Vinod Kumar, CPO VikrantSharma, Surinder Bunty, VicePresident Jammu FootballAssociation, Mohan Lal, SecretaryJKFA ,SM Gill, Ex.MLC, VikasBhatti, Vikas Sharma, Sr. ManagerFederal Bank, Palki Anand,Manager South Indian Bank andManager Canara Bank were alsopresnt on the occasion.

The ADGP distributed the tro-phies and awards in an impressive,

colourful and festive atmosphere. Prominent among others who

present on the occasion are VinodKumar SP City, Vivek ShekharDY.SP City, Vivek Gupta (ASM)Huawei, Ragav Talwar (TSM)Huawei, Asif Gill, InspectorShakti, Victor Sotra, WilliamMattoo, Sunny Gill, BharatBhushan, Satpal Coach, CoachRanjeet Singh, Yousuf Don,Ramesh Chander, Daniel Masih,David Burat and Sardari Lal.

While speaking on theOccasion ADGP conveyed hisChristmas wishes to the sportsper-sons and the Christian Communityin advance.

He said sports and games apartfrom helping youth not to derailfrom the mainstream, serve fordelight, for ornament and for agili-ty, adding that sports inculcatesspirit and discipline, besides helpin quick decision in making.

The ADGP assures all supportfrom Police Department to theChristian Sports Organization forconducting Sports events for theyouths of the State.

Earlier, Rajesh Gill ChiefProsecuting Officer and theCoordinator of the event presentedwelcome address and gave briefreport of the Championship. Hesaid that Christian Sports

Organization is regularly conduct-ing sports events in collaborationwith Police Department for thestudents and youths of the state.

Meanwhile, in the final match,Vijay Club defeated Param FC by5-4 goals vie tie-breaker andclinched the title trophy of theChampionship with a cash prize ofRs.20,0000, The runners-teamreceived a cash prize of Rs. 10,000and a trophy, while Kanwal SportsAnantnag Football Club receivedbest disciplined team trophy.

The main Sponsors of thechampionship are Federal Bank,South Indian Bank and CanaraBank whereas the Co-Sponsorsincludes M/S TryMe ReadymadeGarments, E-going BusinessResolutions, Punjabi Brothers andHonor powered by Huawei .

The officiating members of thefinal match were Suresh Gupta,Vijay Kumar, Dheeraj Mania andRicky Kumar, while the organiz-ing secretaries of theChampionship were Asif Gill andYousuf Don and Rajesh Gill wasthe Coordinator of theChampionship.

The proceedings of the vale-dictory function were conductedby Rajesh Dhar and Victor Sotra.

‘Shrine Board’s Sports Complex to bedeveloped as hub of sport activities’

Excelsior Sports Correspondent

KATRA, Dec 21: The 1stmeeting of the Governing Councilof the Shrine Board's SportsComplex, Katra was held at theSpiritual Growth Centre herewhich took a number of importantdecisions for developing theSports Complex as a hub of sportsand games as well as specialisedcoaching facilities.

Dr. Ashok Bhan, Member ofShri Mata Vaishno Devi ShrineBoard and Chairman of theGoverning Council of the SportsComplex, chaired the meeting,whereas Ajeet Kumar Sahu, CEOand Dr. Piyush Singla, AdditionalCEO also attended the meeting.

Prominent sportspersons i.e.Sanjeeva Singh, formerInternational Archer(Arjuna/Dronacharya Awardee);Krupali Singh, NationalGymnastics Coach (ArjunaAwardee); Kuldeep Handoo, emi-nent Wushu player andInternational Coach; and Mr.Ashok Kumar, Director Sports ofthe Shrine Board, who all aremembers of the GoverningCouncil, participated in the delib-erations. Ranjit Kalra, Member,J&K State Sports Council attendedthe meeting as a Special Invitee.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr.Bhan dwelt on the aims and objec-tives of setting up of the SportsComplex Katra and the mandateof the Governing Council. Headded that keeping in view thestate-of-the-art facilities madeavailable at the Sports Complex,strenuous efforts are required to bemade for optimum utilisation ofthis facility to develop it as a hubof sports in the area.

Dr. Piyush Singla, AdditionalCEO made a detailed presentationon the to-date status of SportsComplex and the achievements sofar. After its inauguration by theHon'ble Prime Minister in Aprilthis year, 21 sports activities havebeen organised involving 2012

participants. These events includea 3-day State level Rifle and Pistolshooting Championship. The com-plex has 358 annual members whotake part in various sports activi-ties on daily basis.

The meeting had a detaileddiscussion on utilisation and main-tenance of various existing facili-ties and also discussed the modali-ties for creating Centre ofExcellence in identified three dis-ciplines of Archery, Shooting andAthletics (long distance run andthrows). For this purpose, talenthunt will be organised by holdingtrials in the educational institutionsof the area with a view to catchthem young and thereafter theselected boys and girls will beimparted specialised coachingwith the help of experiencedcoaches to groom them for partici-pation in various national andinternational competitions.

In addition, the meeting askedthe Director Sports to organisewinter and summer sports campsof 3 weeks duration each both forthe school children and seniorsand organising competitions attheir culmination. The meetingalso discussed the modalities fororganising such coaching campsand the requirement of the equip-ments.

The Governing Council meet-ing reviewed the implementationof the calendar of activities of theSports Complex from July toDecember 2016 and approved thecalendar of activities prepared forthe next six months. Dr. Bhanemphasised the need for formu-lating calendar of activities for theentire year of 2017 which will bediscussed and finalised at the nextmeeting of the GoverningCouncil.

Those who were present inthe meeting included HemkantPrasher, Chief Accounts Officerand Dr. Arvind Karwani, Dy.CEO of the Shrine Board.

Kashmiri girls win gold, bronzeExcelsior Sports Correspondent

SRINAGAR Dec 21:Mehroosh Manzoor Paul, a resi-

dent of Narkara in CentralKashmir's Budgam district, wonthe gold in South Asian Tong-IlMoo-do Championship 2016,

held at Indoor Stadium inBhutanese capital of Thimphu.

The girl has brought laurelsto the state by winning gold in a

martial arts champi-onship in Bhutan.

Aqsa Fareed Khan,class 5th student ofPresentation ConventHigher SecondarySchool Srinagar, hasbagged bronze in TongIL Moo Do in JuniorMedium WeightCategory.

The championshipwas held at indoor stadi-um at Thimpu, the capi-tal of Bhutan, December16, 2016. Besides from

India, the players from Srilanka,Pakistan, Bangladesh, Bhutanand Maldives participated in thisinternational event.

St Peter’s HS celebrates AnnualSports Day with zeal, zest

Excelsior Sports Correspondent

JAMMU, Dec 21: St. Peter'sHigh School's Junior wing cele-brated Sports Day in the schoolpremises for the first time, withgreat Zeal and enthusiasm.

Zorawar Singh Jamwal,Chairman of Team Jammu wasthe chief guest on the occasion,while Fr. Jose Vadake, VicePresident of Jammu SrinagarDioceses along with Fathers andSisters of different schools werepresent on the occasion.

The celebration started withthe welcome address by Fr.Thomas Niravathu, Principal ofthe School.

In his address he stressed onthe need of having sports activi-ties in the life of the students.

Students of Junior wing pre-sented a soulful welcome dance.Tiny-tots presented the MarchPast with the values Peace, Unity,Brotherhood, Sacrifice andTolerance. The chief guest tookthe salute of the March-Past.

Sports Flame was lit by Fr.Niravathu, Mr Zorwar Singh andcarried by the students who havebrought laurels to the institution

which was followed by the decla-ration of the meet open.

The dance depicting impor-tance of sports and games present-ed by children added colour to theshow.

Importance of Yoga wasdepicted by toddlers in a beautifulmanner.

The children in beautiful Pinkand black attire presented aero-bics. One leg race and Frog Racewere the main highlights of theshow. Bursting of balloons wasanother interesting race.

Winners of different gameswere honoured by the chief guest,who is also an alumnus of the StPeter's High School. He alsoaddressed the gathering and feltextremely glad to be a part of thecelebration.

Recalling his good old days inthis institution, he shared hisexperience with the students.

Mr Jamwal also threw lighton the ill effects of drug abusewhich is increasing day-by-day inthe society.

The programme ended with acolourful Bhangra presented byenthusiastic toddlers.

Vijay Merchant U-16 Cricket Tournament

HP 154/2 against J&K’s 132Excelsior Sports Correspondent

JAMMU, Dec 21:Himachal Pradesh were incomfortable position at 154/2against Jammu and Kashmir'smodest total of 132 runs on theopening day of the 3-daymatch of Vijay MerchantUnder-16 Cricket Tournamentat Atal Bihari Vajpayee CricketStadium, Amtar in HimachalPradesh, today.

Batting first, J&K werebundled out for a modest totalof 132 runs in 49.5 overs.Muhmmad Shahdad was thetop scorer with 42 runs, whileRaghav Sharma contributed 21runs to the total. Rather ZaminBin Zahoor, Mujtaba Yousufand Kartik Sharma alsochipped in with 17, 14 and 11runs respectively. None of theother batsmen could cross thedouble figure mark.

Earlier, J&K were 21/3with both openers AbdulSamad (8) and Kanhaiya

Wadhawan (6) back into thepavilion. For HimachalPradesh, Lakshay H Vermatook 4 wickets, while VikrantBakshi and Rishab S Charakbagged 3 wickets each.

In reply, Himachal Pradeshwere strongly placed at 154/2when the stumps were drawntoday. Sidharth A Mehta andAryarat R Sharma wereunbeaten on 74 and 56 runsrespectively. Openers Kushal LPal and Raghav K Angra wereback to the pavilion early inthe innings. Kushal was caughtby Kanhaiya Wadhawan andbowled by Praful Dhar for 8runs off 33 balls, while Raghavwas caught by Praful Dhar andbowled by Rather Zamin BinZahoor for 6 runs off 15 balls.Praful and Zamin were the twosuccessful bowlers for J&K,claiming one wicket each byconceding 24 and 25 runs intheir 6 and 8 overs respective-ly.

District Udhampur ChessChampionship from Dec 25

Excelsior Sports Correspondent

UDHAMPUR, Dec 21: Morethan 100 players from differentparts including school and col-leges were expected to participatein District Udhampur ChessChampionship 2016. This wasdisclosed by the officer bearers ofDistrict Udhampur ChessAssociation while speaking in apress conference, he said battlesacross the table at the DistrictUdhampur Chess Championshipwill start from December 25 andlast date for entry is December24.

The Championship will beheld in male & female in all cat-egories including Open TitleComputer Point Open category2016.

Championship venue will bebe fixed at Computer PointTechnologies Institute Udhampurand champoinship organised byDistrict Udhampur ChessAssociation under the aegis ofAll J&K Chess Assocation.

Performance during the dis-trict championship will be theyardstick for selection of playersin the state squads and further for

the national championships trulyon performance basis.

"Champion Sports andCultural Academy (CSCA) willbe coordinator, while Sky HighIndia Social Organisaton will besupporting organization, RSCET& Computer Point Technologieswill be Sponsor of thisChampionship.

While speaking AmanKalsotra Official DistrictUdhampur Chess Associationsaid that winners of this champi-onship will be sponsored freetrip.

Officials of the ComputerPoint District Udhampur ChessChampionship-2016 have madeelaborate arrangements for thetourney. The championship willbe played under FIDE(Fédération Internationale desÉchecs) law. Some exciting con-tests are on the cards," saidDistrict Udhampur ChessAssociation.

Interested school, institutions,club, organization, participants &players may contact at MobileNo. 9419175264 and also atoffice Computer PointTechnologies Institute, 2nd floor,

LCC defeats GKCC by 15 runsExcelsior Sports Correspondent

JAMMU, Dec 21: LupinCricket Club defeated GreaterKashmir Cricket Club by 15 runsin a friendly T-20 cricket matchplayed at Smailpur stadium here.

LCC after winning the tossopted to bat first and posted atesting 160 runs target on thescoreboard at the loss of 5 wick-ets in 20 overs. Pravesh scoredhighest 64 runs in 36 balls, whileMinanshu scored 34 in 44 balls.For GKCC Akash, Yash, andRahul shared a wicket each.

While chasing the targetGKCC had a disparaging start

with their top order batsmen dis-played some irresponsible shotsselection as GKCC were at 23for 2 after five overs. Akash 44runs off 32 runs played some bighit as GKCC somehow regainedthe asking rate in control; he wasably followed by Rahul 38 runsoff 18 balls. LCC showed somehandy stuff in the death oversand bundled out the GKCC 15runs short of the target.

For LCC Pradeep andRadhesham clinched 2 wicketseach. For scoring 64 runs and awicket Pravesh from LCC wasadjudged as the man of thematch.

South Kashmir SportsFestival concludes

Excelsior Sports Correspondent

SRINAGAR, Dec 21: Policetoday said the South KashmirSports Festival organized by itconcluded today and the finalsof all events were played atGovernment Degree CollegeAnantnag.

A police spokesman said, inCricket, the final match of theevent was played betweenShopian and Anantnag in whichAnantnag emerged as winners.In volley ball, the final matchwas played between Anantnagand Pulwama which was wonby the Anantnag, he said.

The spokesman said thefinal match in carrom wasplayed between Awantipora andAnantnag in which the formeremerged as winner. "The chessfinal was played betweenKulgam and Shopian which waswon by the Kulgam. In Khofinal which was played betweenKulgam and Shopian, Kulgamemerged as winners," he said.

The police spokesman added

that the SQAY Martial Art wasintroduced in the festival for thefirst time in which the playersfrom Shopian district displayedspectacular skill and won all thebouts in different categories.

In senior boys' category,Hamid Rashid, Danish Aijaz,Jibran Hilal all from Shopianwon the Gold in lower, middleand upper weight categoriesrespectively. In junior boys' cat-egory, Mahran Nasir, ShahidHamid and Raja Younis Tak allfrom Shopian won the gold inlower, middle and upper weightcategories respectively.

In sub-junior boys' category,the gold was won by MuzamilHamid, Naveed Tariq, ImranInayat in lower, middle andupper weight categories respec-tively. The closing ceremony ofthe festival is being held by theend of this week where the win-ners/runners up will be present-ed trophies and merit certifi-cates, the police spokesmanadded.

Excelsior Sports Correspondent

SRINAGAR, Dec 21: Withthe Chillai Kalan setting in, theoptions for outdoor activities inthe Valley are bound to becomerestricted and Chinar 9Jawanclubs that have been opened allacross Kashmir promise to pro-

vide the youth with a suitableplatform to engage with peopletheir age besides indulging invarious constructive, healthyand fun activities, a defencespokesman said here.

The spokesman said theclub's edition in Behibagh areaof Kulgam district is provingjust that haunt for a stream ofyoungsters who are optimizingthe numerous facilities affordedthere with the well equippedgymnasium as the mostfavoured destination.

"The boys, under the expertgym trainer, are following astrict fitness regimen with nec-essary tips on other exercisestowards a fit and healthy bodyand mind. Seeing the enthusias-tic response that the club haselicited from the youth whosenumber is increasing by the day,the army is planning to extendthe gym facility thrice a day," hesaid.

Jubilant Vijay Club team posing alongwith ADGP Dilbag Singh and other dignitaries after win-ning 5th Christmas Soccer Championship in Jammu. -Excelsior/Rakesh

Players in action (L) and Championship being declared open by dignitaries. -Excelsior/Rakesh

Neena Gupta, W/o SanjayRohmetra, D/o Satya Gupta and

Late DharamPaul Gupta, R/o21/9, Vikas Nagar,Sarwal, Jammu,who has beendeclared qualifiedfor the award of

the degree of Doctor ofPhilosophy (PhD) by theUniversity of Jammu. Sheworked on the topic, "BiculturalPulls and CrossculturalEncounters in the Writings ofUma Parmeswaran," under thesupervision of Prof Posh Charak.

HSS Canal Road organises guest lectureExcelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Dec 21: A guest lec-ture was organised by Govt HigherSecondary School, Canal Road,Jammu on the topic 'Plants andEnvironment', under the guidanceof Principal Sushma Koul, heretoday.

The invited guest of honourwas OP Vidyarthi, DirectorEnvironment J&K and interna-tionally acclaimed person for hiscontribution in the field of envi-ronmental protection.

The lecture started with a wel-come address by the Principal,while Lecturer Kulbhushan gave

detailed account of the contribu-tion and achievements of theguest.

Mr Vidyarthi spoke in lengthon the topic and the students lis-tened him carefully.

The guest has a distinction ofpublishing a dictionary of thebotanical names of plants inDogri Language.

The students were inspired bythe contributions of the guest in thefield of plants and environment.

The programme was conduct-ed by Promila, Lecturer Botany,while the vote of thanks was pre-sented by Harmeet Kour, VicePrincipal.

Ganga for promoting Scouts& Guides movement in J&K

Excelsior Sports Correspondent

JAMMU, Dec 21: Ministerfor Industries and CommerceChander Parkash Ganga hasstressed the need for promotingScouts and Guides movement ineducational institutions to culti-vate values like commitment,conviction, character, courtesyand cheerfulness among theyouth.

The Minister was speaking ata function organized by BharatScouts and Guides here today inwhich about 200 Scouts/Guides,Scouters/Guiders and heads ofvarious institutions participated.

On the occasion, the Ministerwished the young boys and girlsgoing to represent J&K inNational Jamboree being held atKarnataka this month. Over30,000 students from across thecountry and about 2,000 fromneighboring countries are expect-ed to take part in the nationalevent.

"Activities of Scouts andGuide need encouragement asthey promote character building,spirit of camaraderie and brother-hood, which is vital is overallcharacter building of an individ-ual," the Minister emphasized.

The Minister called upon theyouth to channelize their energiestowards right perspective andmake the state proud of their con-tribution in strengthening thebonds of communal harmony andbrotherhood among various sec-tions of the society.

Ganga said the State ofJammu and Kashmir is proud ofthe services being rendered byBharat Scouts & Guides in pro-moting communal harmonyamong the people from variouswalks of life.

Later, the Minister attended aseminar on the topic"Demonetization, a Mile StoneTowards Good Governance" atShikha Niketan Senior SecondarySchool, Jeevan Nagar.

MLA Jammu West SatSharma and other dignitaries alsopresent on the occasion.

Addressing the gathering, theMinister said that the decision ofthe Government of India ondemonetization has receivedoverwhelming response from thepeople as they are convincedabout the objective behind thisinitiative. He further said that itwill ensure in eliminating corrup-tion, black-money and fake cur-rency from the country.

Doon International School celebrates ‘Spectrum 2016-17’

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Dec 21: DoonInternational School celebratedits second Annual Day'Spectrum 2016-17' depictinglife in colours through a spectac-ular, exuberant and colourful

show presented by the DABS ofDoon International School.

To enhance the elegance ofthe show, Dr Pawan Kotwal,Divisional Commisioner

Jammu was the chief guest onthe occasion along with thepatron of Doon InternationalSchool Dehradun, DS Mannand MK Mann as the specialguest of the function. Also pres-ent on the occasion were theguests of honour Padmashree SP.Varma, President Gandhi GlobalFamily, Jatinder Singh DirectorForensic Department, Vijay Purirenowned educationist and KCSMehta, Principal APS Akhnoor.

Dr Kharu was also present on theoccasion.

After the welcome address,the Principal of the school,Vikesh Kaur presented the annu-al report of the school highlight-ing the achievements throughoutthe year.

Speaking on the occasion DrPawan Kotwal DivisionalCommissioner Jammu empha-sized on the importance of valuebased education in today's timealong with the pragmaticapproach to keep a pace with theglobal scenario.

The students of DIS present-ed a marvelous show depictingthe relation of each colour withone or the other emotion as wellas value of life.

Chairman GN Tantray ,Principal Vikesh Kaur and ViceChairman MA.Tantray applaud-ed the extraordinary efforts ofthe children and the staff to makethe second Annual Day 'SPEC-TRUM 2016-17' a success.

Mehroosh Manzoor Paul celebrat-ing after winning gold medal.

Vicky XI Pathankot, Sandhu CCLudhiana register easy victories

Excelsior Sports CorrespondentKATHUA, Dec 21: Vicky XI

Pathankot and Sandhu CricketClub Ludhiana registered con-vincing victories over theirrivals in the ongoing 7th PoliceMartyrs Memorial North ZoneInter Club T20 CricketChampionship at SportsStadium, here today.

In the 9th match of theChampionship, Jammu XI ClubJammu won the toss and chooseto bat first. Batting first, JammuXI Club scored a paltry total of94 runs in 18.4 overs. AdityaPartap Singh scored 29 runs off29 balls. Kishani and Sukha ofVicky XI Pathankot were thesuccessful bowlers who took 4and 03 wickets respectively.

Vicky XI Pathankot chasedthe target easily by losing 7wickets in 16.2 overs . Rohanwas the top scorer with 25 runsoff 30 balls including 4 bound-aries. Kishani was declared asman of the match and was pre-

sented a cash prize of Rs. 2100and a trophy by Baba Sidhgoria.

In another match, StadiumJunior XI Kathua won the tossand decided to bat first and set atarget of 120 runs by Losing 7wickets in 20 Overs. Anuj andSandeep of Stadium Junior XIKathua were scored 42 and 29runs respectively.

Rubaljit Singh and Palla ofSandhu cricket Club Ludhianawere the main successfulbowlers who took 4 wicketseach . Sandhu Cricket ClubLudhiana chased the target easi-ly by losing 4 wickets in 15.2overs. Ankit and Palla scored 46and 43 runs respectively.Pushkar and Abhi of StadiumJunior XI Kathua were took 2and 01 wicket resepctively. Pallawho scored 43 runs and took 2wickets was declared as man ofthe match and received a cashprize of Rs. 2100 and a trophyby Shaheed Welfare CommitteeKathua.

Children performing colourful cultural activity duringAnnual Day celebration at Doon International School inJammu. -Excelsior/Rakesh

Army Chinar 9 Jawan clubs emergingyouth's favourite destiny in winter

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