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World Athletics Day 2023: Celebrating the Importance of Athletics and Inclusivity in Sports

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Established by the late Primo Nebiolo, the then-president of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), the first World Athletics Day was held on May 15, 1996, with the participation of over 50 countries. The IAAF, which was founded in Stockholm, Sweden, on July 17, 1912, is now known as World Athletics since 2019 and is headquartered in Monaco. It is the premier international governing body for athletics and athletes.

On May 7, 2023, the world will celebrate World Athletics Day with the aim of promoting the importance of athletics as a sport and encouraging young and school children to take up athletics. This day was also established to promote inclusivity in sports, celebrating and promoting maximum participation of people in athletics, including school athletics, running, and social responsibility.

The significance of World Athletics Day 2023 cannot be overstated, as it is an opportunity for people from all over the world to come together and celebrate the power of sports and athletics in promoting physical and mental well-being. This day encourages people of all ages and fitness levels to take up sports and athletics and stay fit and healthy.

To celebrate World Athletics Day 2023, you can start by taking up a sport, even if as a hobby, and encourage others to pursue it. You can also imbibe the value of sports and athletics in children and friends and encourage them to stay active and healthy.

World Athletics Day 2023 is an opportunity to celebrate the importance of athletics and inclusivity in sports. Let us all come together and participate in this global celebration, promoting a healthy and active lifestyle for everyone.

Indian Weightlifter Bindyarani Devi Wins Silver Medal at Asian Weightlifting Championships 2023

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On Saturday at the Asian Weightlifting Championships 2023 in Jinju, South Korea, India’s Sorokhaibam Bindyarani Devi secured a silver medal in the women’s 55kg category. Bindyarani Devi lifted a combined weight of 194kg, comprising of an 83kg snatch and a 111kg clean & jerk to finish second in the competition. She began with a snatch of 80kg and registered a successful lift of 83kg in her second attempt. Her final attempt of 85kg was unsuccessful. In the clean & jerk, the 24-year-old started with a successful lift of 109kg, followed by a lift of 111kg in her second attempt. However, her third attempt of 115kg was declared a no-lift. Nevertheless, her lift of 111kg was sufficient to secure the silver medal in the clean & jerk section as well.

At the Asian and world championships, medals are awarded for total lifts as well as the snatch and clean and jerk sections. Bindyarani Devi, who had previously competed in the 59kg division at the 2022 World Championships, moved back to the non-Olympic 55kg division for the Asian meet. Chen Guan Ling of China clinched the gold medal with a combined lift of 204kg, while Vietnam’s Vo Thi Quynh Nhu won the bronze medal with a total lift of 192kg.

Shubham Todkar represented India in the men’s 61kg category Group B and finished sixth among nine competitors with a combined weight of 263kg. His lifts included a snatch of 116kg and a clean & jerk of 147kg.

Mirabai Chanu, the Olympic medalist, returned to competitive action on Friday after undergoing hip surgery last December. She finished sixth in the women’s 49kg category. The Asian Weightlifting Championships 2023 is the second in the series of qualifying events for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Commonwealth Games 2022 gold medalists Jeremy Lalrinninga (men’s 67kg) and Achinta Sheuli (men’s 73kg) will compete later in the tournament. The India squad includes Mirabai Chanu (49kg), Bindyarani Devi (55kg), Shubham Todkar (61kg), Jeremy Lalrinnunga (67kg), Achinta Sheuli (73kg), and Narayana Ajith (73kg).

Admission Notice for B.P.Ed Training Course 2023-25 at Regional College of Physical Education, Panisagar

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Regional College of Physical Education, Panisagar has announced the admission notice for the B.P.Ed Training Course for the session 2023-25. The college, established in 1977 by the Department of Education (Youth Affairs & Sports), Govt. of Tripura, aims to upgrade the status of physical education by offering a postgraduate course in physical education and sports for the first time in the state.

As per the announcement, the admission process to the B.P.Ed Training Course (2 Years as per NCTE norms) is now open. All candidates who meet the conditions as per NCTE guidelines are eligible for admission. Candidates can communicate with the Principal In-Charge, Regional College of Physical Education (RCPE), Panisagar, North Tripura at 03822261228, 09862768985 for any communication.

1. A Candidate will be allowed for admission to B.P.Ed course provided he/ she fulfils the conditions as per NCTE guidelines given below:-

SNQualification requiredAdditional Sports AchievementRanking
1.Any Degree with 50%Inter College /Inter Zonal/ Inter District/Inter SchoolParticipation
2Degree in Physical Education with 45%No NeedNo Need
3Degree with 45%  Physical Education as a subjectNo NeedNo Need
4Degree with 45% National/University/StateParticipation
5Degree with 45% Inter College /Inter Zonal/ Inter District/Inter SchoolRank 1,2,3
6Only DegreeInternationalParticipation
7Only DegreeNational/Inter UniversityRank 1,2,3
8Degree with 45 %No Need3 Years Job as PI
(All the Games and Sports certificate should be recognized by respective federation/ AIU /IOA /SGFI /Govt. of India.
  1. Age must be within 30 years and not below 19 years on the date of Admission.
  2. Age is relaxable up to 5 years for an outstanding sports performers.
  3. Candidates other then Tripura University have to produce Migration Certificate & PRC at the time of admission.
  4. Original copies of marks sheet & Certificates of Educational Qualification need to be submitted at the time of admission.
  5. Candidates must have to be sound in character, sociable nature & must possess promising qualities of leadership. A testimonial to the effect from the Head of the Institution last attended should have to be submitted at the time of admission.
  6. Original copies of all documents related to admission need to be produced at the time of reporting to the RCPE, Panisagar.
  7. The online applications are invited through the college website on ·or before 30th June 2023 at www.rcpepanisagar.com
  8.  Fees structure for the year 2023-25 for B.P.Ed Training course is as follows:
SNParticularsFees
1Admission fee                                                                               Rs.1200/-
2Caution monthly(refundable)                                                   Rs.1000/-
3Migration & Registration Fees (asper university norms)          Rs.200/-(Approx)
4Uniform (Sports Dress) Money                                               Rs.3000/-
5Student’s fund                                                                          Rs.4000/-
6Students games fund                                                                   Rs.3000/-
7College examination fee                                                            Rs. 1000/-
Total fees  Rs. 13,400/-(for 2 years)

9. The Mess of the College will run & manage by the mess committee formed with the students.

10. The allotted seats for the states of North East: Region are as follows:

Assam – 7, Manipur-6, Meghalaya -4, Nagaland-7, Mizoram- 6, Arunachal Pradesh -6, Tripura- 12, Sikkim-2, Total : 50

All deputation orders/names of the sponsored candidates of different state should reach to the Principal In-charge, RCPE, Panisagar. North Tripura-799260, Phone No- 9862768985 and college mail id [email protected] by 3rd week of June 2023. Selected candidates will report to RCPE, Panisagar, North Tripura with their own Bedding, Kits, Personal sports equipment, Blazers, Black shoes etc. Admission will be close 30th June 2023.

More Information : Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rcpepanisagar

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Alisha Farheen Felicitated by Assam Roll Ball Association

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Alisha Farheen, a source of pride for Assam, received a Cheleng Sadar, Gamucha, Aarnai, a memento of a rhino, Jaapi, and a cheque of one lakh rupees from the Assam Roll Ball Association, during a felicitation ceremony held yesterday evening at the Rudra Singha Roll Ball Ground. Additionally, the association also felicitated the girls’ Junior National Champion team and the boys’ bronze medalist team with skates helmets. The colorful program was hosted by the Assam Roll Ball Association, and was graced by the presence of B Kalyaan Chakravorty, IAS (Principal Secretary Labor and Cultural Affairs), who was the Chief Guest. Other esteemed guests included Mifttaudin Ahmed, President of ARBA, Jogesh Kalita, Vice President of ARBA, Latifa Sultan, mother of Alisha Farheen, Deepak Nath, President of Guwahati Roll Ball Association, and Pryotanu Baruah, President of Kamrup (M) District Roll Ball Association.

Ibi Lollen Selected for Asian Arm-Wrestling Championship

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Ibi Lollen Selected for Asian Arm-Wrestling Championship

Bokakhat Women’s Cricket Team Wins Kanaklata Barua Inter-District Tournament

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Bokakhat Women’s Cricket Team Wins Kanaklata Barua Women’s Inter-District Cricket Tournament 2023

The women’s cricket team of Bokakhat has emerged victorious in the Kanaklata Barua Women’s Inter-District Cricket Tournament 2023. The team’s hard work and dedication paid off as they defeated Dibrugarh by 9 wickets in the final match held at the Dibrugarh District Sports Association Stadium.

Opting to field first, Bokakhat’s bowlers put up a brilliant performance, restricting Dibrugarh to a meager score of 46/10 in 22.4 overs. Rashmi Dey was the star performer for Bokakhat, picking up three wickets for just three runs, while Pallak Kumari claimed two wickets for two runs. Gayatri Gurung was the lone fighter for Dibrugarh, scoring 13 runs.

Chasing a small target of 47 runs, Bokakhat’s Avantika Munda and Tinamoni Patgiri got the team off to a good start, adding 30 runs for the first wicket. Uma Chetry and Tinamoni Patgiri then took the team over the line, with Bokakhat winning the match in just 12.1 overs.

Rashmi Dey was adjudged the player of the final for her impressive figures of 6-4-3-3. She was also named the player of the tournament for her all-round performance, scoring 198 runs and taking 10 wickets in the tournament. Gayatri Gurung of Dibrugarh was awarded the best batter award for scoring 235 runs, while Rima Pegu of Bokakhat was named the best bowler for picking up 12 wickets.

The win is a great achievement for women’s cricket in Assam and is sure to inspire the future generation of women cricketers. Congratulations to the Bokakhat women’s cricket team for their well-deserved win!

Assam Girl Shines as India Takes 3rd in Roll Ball World Cup 2023

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The 6th Roll Ball World Cup was recently held at the Shri Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex in Pune, Maharashtra from April 21st to April 26th, 2023. The tournament featured a total of 40 teams from 5 different continents, with approximately 500 players, 50 officials and referees, as well as 50 technical staff and volunteers. In the end, Kenya emerged as the champion, with Egypt securing the 1st runner up position and Team India becoming the 2nd runner up.

Throughout the tournament, the players displayed a spectacular level of skill, energy, speed, judgment, and competitive spirit, contributing significantly to their respective teams’ success. The event was organized by Roll Ball Federation of India & Maharashtra Roll Ball Association under thee aegis of International Roll Ball Federation to develop the Roll Ball of sport in youth, and intercultural understanding, the 6th Roll Ball World Cup proved to be an exceptional event.

Goalkeeper of Indian Roll Ball Team , Assam’s Alisha Farheen

Team India demonstrated outstanding sportsmanship, with Assam girl Alisha Farheen particularly shining as a goalkeeper. She started playing Roll Ball nine years ago when she was introduced to the sport by her brother Ayan, who was a Roll Ball player. Over the years, she has represented Assam in various Federation and SGFI National events, showcasing her exceptional talent and dedication to the sport.

Team thenesports.com wish Alish Farheen the best in her future endeavour.

Lalremsiami Praises Mizoram’s Junior Women’s Hockey Team for winning the Silver Medal

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Mizoram has experienced a surge of interest in hockey due to ‘Hockey India ka Abhiyan Har Ghar Ho Hockey Ki Pehchan,’ an initiative by Hockey India aimed at engaging districts throughout the country. Lalremsiami, Mizoram’s first Olympian hockey player and a forward on the Indian women’s team, expressed her happiness about the increased interest in the sport among young players in her state.

Lalremsiami said that when she started playing eight or nine years ago, fewer players were taking up hockey, as more focus was on football. However, the state association’s active hosting of camps and local events has led to many more players taking up the sport in the state. Lalremsiami also praised Mizoram’s Junior Women’s Team for winning the Silver Medal at the 1st Hockey India Junior Women East Zone Championship 2023.

In 2016, Lalremsiami was selected for a state government-sponsored program in Thenzawl, hailing from Kolasib – a village located roughly 80 kilometers away from Aizawl, Mizoram. Later, she received training at the National Hockey Academy in New Delhi, where she achieved a significant milestone by getting selected for the U-18 Junior Indian team that participated in the U-18 Junior Asia Cup, held in 2016. The skilled player became the sole representative from Mizoram to compete for India at the Asian Games in 2018, where the national team won a Silver medal. In 2021, she made history by becoming the first player from Mizoram to play in the prestigious 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, where the Indian Women’s Team finished fourth.

Expressing her joy, Lalremsiami stated that she takes pride in seeing an increasing number of players joining Junior camps from the North East, and believes that this will help them build a stable career in hockey, thereby ensuring financial security for themselves and their families. Currently, the Indian Women’s Team is stationed at SAI, Bengaluru, for the National Coaching Camp, and their primary objective is to clinch Gold and secure a spot for the Olympics for the third consecutive time at the upcoming Asian Games in China.

Arm Wrestling gains popularity in Arunachal Pradesh: Results of Sansad Khel Spradha 2023

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Arms wrestling are rapidly gaining popularity in Arunachal Pradesh, as evidenced by the recently concluded Sansad Khel Spradha 2023 tournament held at Rajiv Gandhi University (RGU). The event saw some outstanding performances from the participants, showcasing their skills and strength in different weight categories.

In the Boys 50 KG category, Bikom Lapung from Papumpare District clinched the gold medal, while Lampu Nguba from West Siang District and Lukjum Likar from West Siang District won silver and bronze respectively. In the Boys 55 KG category, Laiphu Johan from Longding emerged as the champion, followed by J.Nowki Pasa from Longding and Sang Budung from Siang, who secured the silver and bronze medals, respectively.

Kaling Tapak from Siang won the gold medal in the Boys 60 KG category, with Monkngam Kanham from Longding taking the silver. In the Boys 65 KG category, Komku Hai from Upper Subansiri claimed the gold medal, while Gwjo Ado from West Siang and Bamang Dokum from Papum Pare won the silver and bronze medals, respectively. Dosi Kobo from East Siang won the Boys 70KG category, with Jialso Ngadong from Anjaw and Machet Hai from Upper Subansiri securing the silver and bronze medals, respectively.

In the Girls’ category, Hillang Katup from Kurung Kumey won the gold medal in the 45 KG category, followed by Laryir Yigam from Lower Siang and Kadum Palon from Siang, who secured the silver and bronze medals, respectively. Moter Nyori from Leparada won the Girls’ 50 KG category, with Begoile Ngadong from Anjaw and Ngui Sumka from Kra Dadi winning the silver and bronze medals, respectively.

Renilu Tamblu from Anjaw won the Girls’ 55KG category, followed by Sangha Nani from Kurung Kumey and Goi Taju from Papum Pare, who won the silver and bronze medals, respectively. Toko Nanda from Papum Pare won the Girls’ 60 KG category, with Tagrik Yama from Lower Siang and Nini Yangfo from East Kameng taking the silver and bronze medals, respectively. In the Girls’ 65 KG category, Patey Yasuk from Papum Pare won the gold medal, with Jumpi Yomcha from West Siang and Gopi Bama from Lepa Rada winning the silver and bronze medals, respectively.

The tournament had a total of 25 external officials, including Mr. Yiri Kamcham, the General Secretary of the All Arunachal Pradesh Arm-Wrestling Association (AAPAWA), and Mr. Pakmik Taipodia, the patron of AAPAW. The event had a total of 142 participants, making a total of 167 people involved in the tournament.

Arm wrestling, as a competitive sport, has been gaining popularity in Arunachal Pradesh. The recently concluded Sansad Khel Spradha 2023 at RGU showcased the potential of the state’s arm-wrestlers. The competition saw the participation of 142 athletes and was supervised by 25 officials. The winners were awarded medals and recognized by prominent members of the All Arunachal Pradesh Arm-Wrestling Association (AAPAW). Arm wrestling not only provides a platform for healthy competition but also helps in building strength, stamina, and discipline among athletes. It is heartening to see the growth of arm wrestling in Arunachal Pradesh and we hope that more athletes will be encouraged to take up this sport in the future.

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Assam Girls Win Junior National Roll Ball Title

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Assam “Mulagabhoru” Won the Title of Junior Girls Category. Beat Mumbai 5-0. Scorers Gargi Gupta -4, Mishka Singhal -1

Assam girls clinched the Junior National Roll Ball title with an emphatic 5-0 victory over Mumbai in the final held here in Pune. The star performers for the team were Gargi Gupta who scored four goals, and Mishka Singhal who added another to the tally.

The Assam girls team, led by captain Tamanna Agarwal, had an impressive run in the tournament. They beat Mumbai in the final after previously defeating Uttar Pradesh (UP) 2-0, Thane 1-1, and Pune 5-0 in the semi-finals. The team’s only draw came against Thane.

On the other hand, the Assam boys had to settle for the bronze medal after losing in the semi-finals to Akola in extra time, 5-4. They started their campaign with a thumping 10-0 win over UP, followed by a 3-1 victory against Tamilnadu, a 6-0 win over Gujarat, and a draw with Odisha.

In the boys’ category, UP emerged victorious after beating Akola 3-0 in the final. Despite their loss in the semi-finals, the Assam boys put up a good fight throughout the tournament and showed great potential for future competitions.

The Junior National Roll Ball championship provided a fantastic opportunity for young players from different parts of India to exhibit their skills and gain experience in a competitive environment. The tournament witnessed some remarkable performances from the budding players who displayed their potential to become future stars of the sport. The Assam girls’ team stood out with their exceptional teamwork and unwavering determination, which helped them secure the coveted title. The Assam girls’ team, in particular, displayed exceptional teamwork and determination to secure the title.

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