BARAMULLA, APRIL 20: District Youth Services and Sports (DYSS), Baramulla continues to witness enthusiastic participation as Inter-School Zonal Level Competitions progress across multiple zones of the district in line with the annual sports calendar.
The competitions, as per an official statement, are being successfully conducted in Zones Dangiwacha, Dangerpora, Chandanwari, Singpora Pattan, and Kunzer, drawing active involvement from students of various government and private educational institutions.
In Zone Dangiwacha, Inter-School Zonal Level Chess competitions for Under-14 and Under-17 girls were held, witnessing participation of 43 students who showcased remarkable skill and strategic thinking.
Similarly, Zone Dangerpora conducted the second day of its Chess competition for Under-14 girls, where 34 students participated with great enthusiasm and competitive spirit.
Zone Chandanwari, on the third day of competitions, organized Chess and Table Tennis events for both boys and girls. The competitions witnessed an overwhelming participation of 210 students, reflecting the growing interest of youth in indoor sports.
Meanwhile, Zone Kunzer conducted Inter-School Zonal Level Chess competitions for boys in Under-14 and Under-17 categories, with 72 students actively competing.
The events across all zones were conducted under the supervision of field staff and were marked by discipline, sportsmanship, and vibrant participation.
Speaking on the occasion, DYSSO Baramulla, Sheikh Shafqat Iqbal, stated that these competitions are being organized strictly as per the annual calendar issued by the Directorate of Youth Services and Sports, J&K. He emphasized that such activities play a vital role in honing the talent of young students and providing them a platform to excel at higher levels.
He further appreciated the efforts of the organizing staff and encouraged students to actively participate in sports for their overall physical and mental development.
The competitions will continue across other zones in the coming days, ensuring maximum participation and talent identification at the grassroots level.
