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World Cup: Raj Making Its Identity In Sports On Global Platform: Chandna | Jaipur News
Kota: Sports and youth affairs minister Ashok Chandna claimed Rajasthan is making its identity in sports on the global platform.
He said, registration of Rajasthan Gramin Olympic in Guinness World Record as largest sports event as well as medals in national and international events to sportspersons from the state are testimony to state’s growth in sports and games.
Chandna was addressing the inaugural ceremony of state level boys’ (17 & 19 yrs) Kho-Kho competition, held at Dev Students’ hostel premises in his home constituency, Hindoli, on Tuesday.
With the ‘Fit Rajasthan – Hit Rajasthan’ campaign, the youths of the state were set to bring more medals to the state and to the country, Chandna further claimed.
With 48 medals, Rajasthan secured 4th position at Khelo India which showed the state’s pace of progress in sports, he said.
Ashok Gehlot led Rajasthan state government made notable reforms in sports in the state and made provision for government jobs to sportspersons, he further said and claimed at least 1,500 sportspersons were given government jobs so far. The future of sportspersons was made secure with the Old Pension Scheme (OPS), he said.
SDM, Hindoli, Kuldeep Singh Shekhawat, DSP Sajjan Singh, joint director (Education) Tej Kanwar, chief district education officer Rajendra Kumar Vyas were present on the occasion besides 1,272 players of 106 Kho-Kho teams from 50 districts of the state.
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He said, registration of Rajasthan Gramin Olympic in Guinness World Record as largest sports event as well as medals in national and international events to sportspersons from the state are testimony to state’s growth in sports and games.
Chandna was addressing the inaugural ceremony of state level boys’ (17 & 19 yrs) Kho-Kho competition, held at Dev Students’ hostel premises in his home constituency, Hindoli, on Tuesday.
With the ‘Fit Rajasthan – Hit Rajasthan’ campaign, the youths of the state were set to bring more medals to the state and to the country, Chandna further claimed.
With 48 medals, Rajasthan secured 4th position at Khelo India which showed the state’s pace of progress in sports, he said.
Ashok Gehlot led Rajasthan state government made notable reforms in sports in the state and made provision for government jobs to sportspersons, he further said and claimed at least 1,500 sportspersons were given government jobs so far. The future of sportspersons was made secure with the Old Pension Scheme (OPS), he said.
SDM, Hindoli, Kuldeep Singh Shekhawat, DSP Sajjan Singh, joint director (Education) Tej Kanwar, chief district education officer Rajendra Kumar Vyas were present on the occasion besides 1,272 players of 106 Kho-Kho teams from 50 districts of the state.
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Accident policy for sportspersons
Velammal Medical College Hospital and Research Institute (VMCHRI) in Madurai, in association with the Tamil Nadu Amateur Kabaddi Association, has launched a sports players group accident policy. The policy will benefit over 3,000 sportspersons in various sports. The insurance plan provides coverage for accident-related treatments, partial disability, total disability, and death. The state government is also taking steps to prevent drug addiction among students and provide advanced training equipment to athletes.
Velammal Medical College Hospital and Research Institute (VMCHRI) in Madurai, in association with the Tamil Nadu Amateur Kabaddi Association, has launched a sports players group accident policy. The policy will benefit over 3,000 sportspersons in various sports. The insurance plan provides coverage for accident-related treatments, partial disability, total disability, and death. The state government is also taking steps to prevent drug addiction among students and provide advanced training equipment to athletes.
Modi attends state polls meet, Rajasthan candidates list soon
The BJP held a central election committee meeting to discuss finalizing candidates for the Rajasthan assembly polls. The party aims to win back office despite facing dissent and resistance from the Congress. No announcements were made, but there is a possibility of senior leaders, including MPs and Union ministers, being asked to contest, similar to the Madhya Pradesh formula. The BJP has decided not to project a chief ministerial candidate for the state polls, breaking a three-decade tradition.
The BJP held a central election committee meeting to discuss finalizing candidates for the Rajasthan assembly polls. The party aims to win back office despite facing dissent and resistance from the Congress. No announcements were made, but there is a possibility of senior leaders, including MPs and Union ministers, being asked to contest, similar to the Madhya Pradesh formula. The BJP has decided not to project a chief ministerial candidate for the state polls, breaking a three-decade tradition.
‘Congress-run Rajasthan government most corrupt’: Gajendra Singh Shekhawat
Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat has accused the Congress-run Rajasthan government of corruption in mid-day meals and mining. Shekhawat referred to the government as the “most corrupt government” in Rajasthan and criticized Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot for crying foul whenever central agencies investigate corruption. Shekhawat also mentioned the recent discovery of gold in a government office and the claim of a “red diary” made by a sacked minister. The Congress government has not yet responded to these allegations. Rajasthan is one of five states scheduled to hold assembly elections later this year.
Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat has accused the Congress-run Rajasthan government of corruption in mid-day meals and mining. Shekhawat referred to the government as the “most corrupt government” in Rajasthan and criticized Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot for crying foul whenever central agencies investigate corruption. Shekhawat also mentioned the recent discovery of gold in a government office and the claim of a “red diary” made by a sacked minister. The Congress government has not yet responded to these allegations. Rajasthan is one of five states scheduled to hold assembly elections later this year.
