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happy DURBAN, Dec 20: Selection Committee chairman Dilip Vengsarkar was happy to see that Sourav Ganguly was not "bounced out" as was expected ahead of the Wanderers test last ........more Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Dec 20: Himachal Pradesh demolished hosts J&K by an innings and 75 runs to register a comfortable win on the fourth and final day of the Ranji Trophy Cricket match being played at ...more Xavier
Public School Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Dec 20: Xavier Public School celebrated its Annual Day by organising an impressive and colourful function in the school premises at Khanpur.....more |
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RCA clinches Twenty- 20 Cricket Cup Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Dec 20: Roshni Cricket Academy (RCA) thrashed KAWA-Vijaypur by 93 runs in the final to clinch GKR Memorial Twenty-20 Cricket .......more KC Public
School (Junior) Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Dec 20: KC Public School (Junior wing) today celebrated its 9th Annual Day with great pomp and show. A colourful cultural bonanza was the gala treat for .....more KC
International Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Dec 20: An Inter-school music competition ‘Sur-Sangam -2006’ was held in KC International School, here today......more Jammu wins
Gymnastics Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Dec 20: Jammu claimed overall championship by securing 292 points as the 3 day long J&K State Gymnastics Championship was concluded at Indoor ....more |
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Xavier Public School celebrates Annual day Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Dec 20: Xavier Public School celebrated its Annual Day by organising an impressive and colourful function in the school premises at Khanpur, Nagrota. On the occasion, a bonanza of cultural and entertaining items was presented by the school students. Dogri dance, Bhangra, patriotic songs, skits and play were main highlights of the programme. ZEO Dansal, who was chief guest on the occasion, distributed prizes among the students who had excelled in academic or extra-curricular activities. Earlier, the programme started with lighting of ceremonial lamp and presentation of annual report of the school in which its achievements were highlighted. Vote of thanks was presented by Principal Dr Chand Trehan. |
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RCA clinches Twenty-20 Cricket Cup Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Dec 20: Roshni Cricket Academy (RCA) thrashed KAWA-Vijaypur by 93 runs in the final to clinch GKR Memorial Twenty-20 Cricket Tournament played at GGM Science College today. RCA won the toss and decided to bat first. They posted challenging 159/4 in the stipulated 20 overs. Manish Dogra was the top scorer with 33 runs. He struck 4 hits to the fence. Vimarsh Kaw and Ram Dayal also contributed useful 29 and 30 runs respectively. For KAWA-Vijaypur, Sonu and Varun grabbed 2 and 1 wicket respectively. In reply, KAWA-Vijaypur was bundled out for just 66 runs in 18.1 overs. Anil Balgotra played a fighting knock of 23 runs while Sukjinder also played well for his 12 runs. For RCA, Dilbagh Singh scalped 3 wickets whereas Manish, Ram Dayal and Mohit Puri took 2 wickets each. The umpires in the match were Santa Singh and Pappu Dogra. The scorers were R K Gupta and B B Verma. Ram Dayal was adjudged as the Man of the Series. Vimarsh Kaw was adjudged as the Man of the Match. Dilbagh Singh was declared as the best bowler of the tournament whereas Sunil was adjudged as the best fielder. Omar Abdullah, President, J&K National Conference was the chief guest on the occasion, who gave away the winner and runner up trophy to the teams. Ajay Sadhotra, senior NC leader was the Guest of Honour. The tournament was sponsored by Shree Toyota, Indian Oil Corporation, Pepsi, Jammu Motors and Sangari Automobiles. |
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KC Public School (Junior) celebrates Annual Day Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Dec 20: KC Public School (Junior wing) today celebrated its 9th Annual Day with great pomp and show. A colourful cultural bonanza was the gala treat for the eyes of one and all. The programme began with Vandana, performed beautifully by young KCeans. It was followed by a number of dances, songs, plays and skits. The students displayed their talent through various items. The special thing about the programme was that all the items were theme based. Students of LKG, UKG and class I conveyed the message of protecting environment and wild life while class II and III depicted the customs and life style of the people of J&K. Class IV and V displayed the culture and traditions of different countries of the world. On the occasion, the ‘Roll of Honour’ awards were also conferred upon the meritorious students by Minister for Rural Development Jugal Kishore Sharma and Anil Goswami, who were the chief guest and guest of honour, respectively. Earlier, the school Principal Jorawar Singh presented the annual report of KC Public School and highlighted achievements of the institution in academics as well as various competitive events The Principal also announced that a pre-nursery school ‘Pravesh Vatika’ for the kids of 2-3 years, is being opened within the school campus from the forthcoming session. |
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KC International School organises ‘Sur-Sangam 2006’ Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Dec 20: An Inter-school music competition ‘Sur-Sangam -2006’ was held in KC International School, here today. Around 20 leading school of Jammu participated in the competition. Central attraction of the programme was the performance of Pt Bhajan Sopori who was accompanied by his son Abhay Sopori and Ragini Rainu. Students of the KC International presented Saraswati Vandana which was followed by scintillating performance by students of other schools also. In category-1, JK Public School team was adjudged first while the second and third place were secured by Delhi Public School and KC International, respectively. In category-2, KC International School clinched the first place while Jain Higher Secondary School and Delhi Public School were declared second and third, respectively. Harish Kaila, Sammy and Renu Saigal were in the panel of judges. Dr Veena Gupta, Principal of Government College for Women, Gandhi Nagar, who was chief guest on the occasion, appreciated the performance of budding talents of Jammu. Earlier, Principal of KC International S Sarkar presented a formal welcome address. Vote of thanks was delivered by Chaitanya Chowdhary, chairman of the school. The programme concluded with singing of Vande Matram. Jammu wins Gymnastics Championship Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Dec 20: Jammu claimed overall championship by securing 292 points as the 3 day long J&K State Gymnastics Championship was concluded at Indoor Sports Complex, M A Stadium today. Model Academy Claimed Junior Boy’s title in Team Aerobics while J K Public School, Kunjwani and Lawrence Public School, Panjtirti finished 2nd and third respectively in the same section. In Senior Team Championship in Artistic Gymnastics, BSF Paloura secured first position while Jammu finished runner up. Manpreet Kour stood first in Senior Girls in Aerobic Gymnastics followed by Seema Mehra and Tanu Andotra, who finished 2nd and 3rd respectively. In Boys section, Manvinder Singh fetched first position whereas Jaskaran Singh and Gourav Sharma finished 2nd and 3rd respectively. In Senior Boys Artistic Gymnastics, Tilak Raj (BSF) bagged first place while Manvinder Singh (Jammu) and Sunil Kumar (BSF) stood 2nd and 3rd respectively. In Girls section, Sukhwinder Kour (Kathua) stood first followed by Jasleen Kour and Sneha Kangotra of Jammu had to contented with 2nd and 3rd positions respectively. Babu Singh, Minister of State for Youth Services and Sports was the chief guest on the occasion, who gave away medals to the winner and runner up gymnasts. Ravinder Gupta, Secretary State Sports Council, Siddharth Sharma, Joint Secretary, J&K State Sports Council, Rajan Sharma, Sudhir Kumar, Krishan Lal Sharma and other members of State Sports Council were also present. The chief guest also honoured gymnasts of the state who performed well in various National and International Gymnasts Championships. International Gymnasts: S. Waryam Singh, Preeti Pooja, Sonia Sharma, Harleen Singh, Sonal Gupta, Kamal Singh, Manvinder Singh, Jaskaran Singh, Manpreet Kour, Seema Mehra and Mayank Jain. National Medalists: Sakshi Kotwal Moza, Atul Sharma, Tanvinder Kour, Indeep Kour, Asmita, Sukhwinder Kour and Mitali. Today’s final Results: Artistic Gymnastics (Mini Girls): Mehak (1st), Mridul (2nd) and Shilpi Sharma (3rd). Mini Boys: Sagar Sahi (1st), Sahil Sahi (2nd) and Navjot Singh (3rd). Sub Junior Boys: Vikas Bakaya (1st), Sahil Sahi (2nd) and Gaganjot Singh (3rd). Sub Junior Girls: Sahgun (1st), Komal (2nd) and Priya (3rd). Sub Junior Boys (Aerobics): Raghav Gupta (1st), Navjot Singh (2nd) and Shravan (3rd). Junior Girls: Tejpal Kour (1st), Ravia Verma (2nd) and Shuchi Malhotra (3rd). Junior Boys: Mayank Jain (1st) and Parul (2nd). Junior Boys (TRIOS) Aerobics: Model Academy (1st), Jammu Gym Club (2nd) and Air Force School (3rd). Junior Girls (Rhythmic Gymnastics): Palak Kour (1st), Natasha Sharma (2nd) and Ashna (3rd). Junior Boys (Group 6) Aerobics: Model Academy (1st), Lawrence Public School (2nd) and Air Force School, Satwari (3rd). Senior Girls (Rhythmic Gymnastics): Mitali (1st), Seema Mehra (2nd) and Ruhi Saadria (3rd). Best Gymnasts of the Championship: Artistic Gymnastics (Boys): Tilak Bajaj (BSF) Artistic Gymnastics (Women): Sukhwinder Kour (Kathua) Rhythmic Gymnastics (Senior Girls): Mitali (Jammu) Aerobics (Men): Manvinder Singh (Jammu) Aerobics (Senior Girls): Manpreet Kour (Jammu) The championship was organised by the J&K State Gymnastics Association. |
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