Live
- Malaria cases, deaths in India decline by 69pc between 2017-2023: WHO
- ED raids three places in Bengal in online forgery scam case
- Manchu Manoj Questioned by Police Amid Family Dispute
- Bengaluru: IMD Issues Yellow Alert Amid Upcoming Rainfall
- Manchu Vishnu Addresses Media, Clarifies Incident Involving Mohan Babu
- HPCL inks pact with Sea6 Energy to convert seaweed biomass into fuels
- Numaish 2025: Hyderabad’s Grand Exhibition Kicks Off in January – All You Need to Know
- There will be opportunities from every crisis, says CM Chandrababu at collectors' conference
- Women now own 20.5 pc of MSMEs in India, startups surge in tier 2 and 3 cities
- 9 in 10 Indian firms say cloud transformation fuelling AI adoption: Report
Ponnam launches CM Cup tournament
Says a prize of Rs 1 lakh will be given to those who have played at the national level
Karimnagar: Transport and BC Welfare Minister Ponnam Prabhakar launched the Kabaddi and Volleyball competitions as part of the CM Cup in Husnabad on Tuesday.
Siddipet Library Corporation Chairman Lingamurthy, Husnabad Municipal Chairman Akula Rajitha Venkanna, Vice Chairman Anitha, Single Window Chairman Shivaiah, Husnabad Market Committee vice chairman Banka Chandu and others
participated.
Minister Ponnam Prabhakar extended best wishes to the sportspersons who are participating in the CM Cup competitions and congratulated to those who won in kabaddi and volleyball matches.
Along with studies, to be mentally strong, youth have to participate in sports and work hard. In addition to studying, students should participate in their favourite sports to achieve mental toughness.
The State government is promoting sports. Government will set up Young India Sports University. A large number of students from Husnabad should join it. PETs should work hard for that, Prabhakar suggested.
He said when he went to South Korea, he saw a sports university there. Even though it is a small country, 32 medals have been won in the Olympics. In the future, Husnabad youth should play state, national and Asian games as well as excelling in Olympics.
A prize of Rs 1 lakh will be given to those who have played at the national level. Parents and teachers should work hard to make sports a part of life for all children along with education, the minister said.
