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Home » National Kun Bokator Championship commences in Srinagar

National Kun Bokator Championship commences in Srinagar

Posted on June 5, 2023 by Ajaz Rashid | Last updated on June 5, 2023

National Kun Bokator Championship commences in Srinagar

SRINAGAR, JUNE 05: Twin events of Cricket and District Lawn Tennis were held in Samba district. The events were held under the flagship programme of My Youth My Pride. National Kun Bokator Championship commences in Srinagar

Secretary YSS Sarmad Hafeez while referring to the events held in  Samba said that it is great to see such efforts being made to promote sports in Jammu and Kashmir. The Jammu District Lawn Tennis Championship and the cricket match at Samba Stadium are excellent examples of how we can encourage young people to take an active interest in sports, I commend the organisers and participants for their hard work and dedication, he added. 

Secretary Sports Council in her message said that sports not only help individuals stay physically fit but also contribute to their overall well-being. More such initiatives are in the pipeline, she added. 

Meanwhile the sports events in the discipline of Tug of war, Rope skipping, Kabaddi, and Carrom were held in Chinani. The events were held in the Govt Higher Secondary School Chenani. 

Meanwhile, the National Kun Bokator Championship began in Indoor Sports Hall Polo ground in Srinagar today.  The championship is being organised by the Kun Bokator Federation of India and will be held for two days.

Around 12 states from across  the country are participating in the championship with a total of 200 participants. In addition, two coaches from Cambodia will also be present to share their expertise and knowledge of the sport with the participants. 

Prior to the championship, there was a four-day national level Kun Bokator Seminar for coaches and referees from 1st to 4th June 2023. The seminar was aimed at enhancing the skills of the coaches and referees and ensuring that the championship is conducted smoothly.

“The National Kun Bokator Championship 2023-24 promises to be an exciting event for all Kun Bokator enthusiasts in India and is expected to raise the profile of the sport in the country,” said Sports Officer Kashmir Nuzhat Farooq.

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