Sports & Allied News
JAMMU, June 09: Reputed faculty of Political Science from Delhi, RK Jha today guided the KAS and IAS aspirants of the state in a workshop conducted by the SR College of Competition, here.
The faculty gave important suggestions to the target students with regard to the subject. He suggested that for appearing in such examinations Western political thoughts and thinkers should be thoroughly understood in both Prelims as well Mains.
"The basic concept and fundamentals of the subject must be clearly understood. While preparing the subject, International Relation (IR) must be connected with the current information, especially India's foreign policy perspectives," he informed.
He further elaborated that the writing ability and technique was essential for securing good marks in Mains exams whereas for Prelim objectives practice was essential.
Students were also informed about the important aspect of interlinking of topics to understand the basics of the subject. "Political Science is also helpful in the General Studies paper because in this subject the Indian Polity and IR is a major part. It helps in preparing for both IAS and KAS exams," Jha mentioned.
Later, the visiting faculty was also joined by Director of the College, Parveen Sharma in giving tips to the students.
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Kulgam lifts U-14 boys' volleyball title
Inter-district competitions of DYSS
Early Times Report
JAMMU, June 9: Outplaying district Ramban, Kulgam boys today lifted the title trophy in under-14 inter-district state level volleyball tournament which was organised by Department of Youth Services and Sports (DYSS) at Government Higher Secondary School, Akhnoor.
It was not an easy outing for Kulgam boys, who lost the opening set 23-25 by a thin margin. However, they clinched the following set making it 25-19 thereby leveled the game score. In the deciding set, Kulgam played patiently maintaining the early lead to finally take away the all important game 2-1. The score: 23-25, 25-21, 15-12.
In the final and valedictory function of the state level competition, Minister for PHE, Irrigation and Flood Control, Sham Lal Sharma was chief Guest, who gave away winners and runners-up trophies as also other individual prizes.
Speaking to the gathering of participating teams and officials of the host department, Minister laid emphasis on participation of students in physical activities in their day to day light so as to build healthy body and sound mind.
Later, Deputy Director of DYSS, Kanchan Bala presented vote of thanks amidst appreciation of the staff for successful conduct of the event.
SHCE celebrates Nirjal Ekadashi
Early Times Report
Jammu, June 9: Sacred Heart College of Education (SHCE) today celebrated Nirjal Ekadashi.
According to press release, 0n the occasion MD of the college Hari Singh Chib distributed fruits and sweet water among the students and the staff members. He also highlighted the importance of the day. In his speech he said this day reminds us of our rituals and it also encouraged young ones to follow the path of their parents. Principal of the college Dr. KK Tiwari also expressed the importance of the day.
Some staff members Prof Raj Bakshi, Prof Dev Chhaya, Prof Jyoti Sharma, Prof Sonika Ananad, Prof Kiran, Prof Shallini Mahajan and Prof. Monika Ananad also expressed their views and importance of the day. After that a cultural programme was organised by the students. Kavita and Rajni presented folk song in order to represent the cultural heritage of the Jammu.
KCGPS students selected for
Sub-Junior National Petanque C’ship
Early Times Report
Jammu, June 9: Students of KC Gurukul Public School Paloura, Jammu brought laurels to their school by being selected for the 8th Sub- Junior National Petanque Championship which is going to be held at Shanti Desai Sports Club, Delhi from 11th June to 13th June, 2014.
According to press release, The selected students are Dhanya(5th), Heerath(5th), Manik Abrol (5th), Yuyutsu(6th) and Vidushi Verma(7th). Rajesh Kumar Banal, Sports Coach of KCGPSP will escort the students to Delhi.
Vijay Puri, Academic Director of KC Gurukul Schools flagged off the participants to Delhi today and wished them good luck to achieve the best in the competition, she also taught them that not only good participation is required but also dedication is necessary for a true sportsmanship.
Pulwama, Anantnag win ties in U-17 football
Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, June 9: District Pulwama and Anantnag won their respective matches on the opening day of the inter-district state level under-17 boys' football tournament being held under the banner of Department of Youth Services and Sports (DYSS) at different venues, here today.
District Pulwama trounced district Samba while Anantnag made it a 2-1 win against district Kathua in another scheduled match played at Government Higher School, Zadibal ground.
In all, 11 teams, representing different districts of the state, are taking part in this competition on knock-out basis.
Ajay of Udhampur wins Sarna Kesari dangal
Early Times Report
JAMMU, June 9: Ajay Sharma of Landen Power House Udhampur lifted the 4th Annual Sarna Kesari Dangal, organized by Sarna Dangal Committee in collaboration with J&K Indian Style Wrestling Association, at Sarna near Katra in district Reasi
In the main bout, Ajay defeated Kulbir Singh of Kot Bhawal to receive a cash prize of Rs 3,000 from chief guest, president J&K Indian Style Wrestling Association, Shiv Kumar Sharma. Runners-up, Kulbir presented with Rs 2,000 prize by Naib Sarpanch, Som Raj and Numberdar, Rattan Singh.
Sarpanch Onkar Singh presided over the function while Ganesh Singh and Ashok Kumar were among those prominent present.
In all, 41 bouts took place in this dangal. The second main bout went to Babba of Kot Bhawal, who beat Balwan Singh of Mahore. In third bout, Gopal Sharma of Jindrah emerged winner beating Murad Ali of Domana while Swarn Singh of Kot Bhawal won the fourth bout outplaying Liakat Ali of Panthal.
Bouts officiated by Bishamber Dass, Angraj Singh, Murli Dhar (Munna), Abdul Rehman Panch and Tara Chand. Members who helped in the conduct of this dangal included Sarpanch Onkar Singh, Naib Sarpanch Som Raj, Falail Singh, Sat Paul, Des Raj, Numberdar Rattan Singh, Om Parkash, Vijay Kumar and Sohan Lal.
Other Results: Jamat Ali of Jatti Nagrota bt Sunil of Kathua, Chand of Harayana bt Subash of Chopra Shop Udhampur, Manjoor (Raju) of Nargada bt Shotu of Kathua, Munner of Domana bt Billa of Kot Bhawal, Anil of Jammu bt Wazir of Udhampur, Dalip Singh of Mahore bt Ravinder Fouji of Harayana, Liakat Ali of Panthal bt Billu of Kot Bhawal, Sujjan Ali of Domana bt Darshan of Sorore and Dillar Singh of Reasi bt Vir Bahadur of Ramban.
Workshop on Inclusive Teaching Methodology held
Jammu, June 9: Jammu Sanskriti School organized a workshop on Inclusive Teaching Methodology in the school premises.
Trilok Singh Bisht (Principal Jodhamal Public School) was the recourse person. It was a very lively workshop with the participation of all the teachers.
Bisht stressed on the overall development of child personality and said that teacher should have strength to be adaptive and break the monotony in the class room situations usher in new ideas. It is important to have stimulating & purposeful surroundings to equip the students with skills required to face the challenges of future.
Various methods & ideas were shared to support and make the students able to use their intelligence and skills judiciously. School Principal cum Vice Chairperson Rohini Aima also shared her views and encouraged the teachers for inquisitive learning in school. |
