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Fire saFety drillTo create essential awareness about fire fighting and provide basic knowledge, skills and abilities to deal with fire hazards, Fire & Emergency Services department, Kashmir conducted a Training Program and mock drill at Crescent Public School.

Mr. Mohammad Akbar Dar, Deputy Director Fire & Emergency Services and his staff demonstrated the precautionary and preventive measures. The Training Program was designed to ensure that students and staff understand the procedures which need to be followed in the event of fire and to raise awareness about the importance of fire safety in residential areas and school premises.

Crescent Public School is highly thankful to Mr. Mohammad Akbar Dar and his team. The students were acclimatized with the working of various fire fighting equipments that infused them with confidence to deal with fire emergencies.

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Kupwara girl bags medal in ThailandSrinagar, Apr 22: A 14-year old class eighth student, Mehnoor Bashir from Kupwara district has bagged gold medal in the martial art competi-tion held in Thailand.

Mehnoor bagged gold medal for the State in 5th Sqay Asian Cham-pionship held at Chaing Mai, Thailand.

U-14 boys, girls football tourney onSrinagar, Apr 22: The Under-14 boys and girls football tournament organized by Department of Youth services and Sports (DYSS) in col-laboration with CRPF is going on at Bakshi Stadium, here.

In the event various boys and girls hailing from various educational institutes of Srinagar are taking part. In girl’s category finalist teams have already been decided while as in boy’s category competition is going on.

“This endeavor of CRPF with the help and assistance of DYSS is an attempt to utilize the energy of the youngsters and identify, promote their talent to further open avenues for their bright carrier in sports,” CRPF statement said.

“In the past two local boys got selected and were sent for the Spanish league. This will help in constructive and positive developments rather than wasting time and energy,” statement added.

JKFA to conduct women’s football trialsSrinagar, Apr 22: J&K Football Association (JKFA) is going to conduct selection trials for selecting a team for women’s national football cham-pionship at Bakshi Stadium, here in last week of the current month.

The national event is scheduled to be held at Phagwara Punjab from May 15. JKFA has asked interested women’s football players of Kashmir region to report at Bakshi Stadium for trials. For further information play-ers have been asked to contact on: 9419998543/ 9796923399

Army sponsors paralympic team for national tournament

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Windies revival frustrates Pakistan in first Test

Legends school goes for Zabarwan climb

DGP sanctions cash awards for JKP sports persons Jammu, Apr 22: Director General of Police, Dr S P Vaid today sanc-tioned cash reward along with Commendation Certificate Class 1st in favour of those J&K Police Sports personnel who have per-formed exceptionally outstand-ing at National and International arena for the year 2016-17.

The award of Rs 50,000 has been sanctioned in favour of SPO Surya Bhanu Partap Singh for securing two Gold Medals in 12th SAF Games at Shilong in Feb-ruary 2016 and Senior National Wushu Championship Ranchi in January 2016, two Silver Medals in 8th Wushu World Cup Xian China November 2016 and Master Chal-lenge Cup Macau China August 2016 and Gold Medal.

Similarly an award of Rs 25,000 has been sanctioned in favour of SPO Harmeek Singh Handball (Team event) for bag-ging Gold Medal in 12th SAF Games at Shillong February 2016, Rs 20,000 in favour of W/Ct. Simi Sharma Archery Team for Bronze Medals (individual and Team event) in 4th All India Police Archery Championship at Nagaland 2016, Rs 15,000 for W/Sgct Khalida Banu Wushu Team for getting Silver Medal in 1st All India Police Judo Cluster at Kolkota -2017, Rs 10,000 each to W/Cts. Rita Devi, Usha Devi and Mehnaz Kousar Archery Team for Bronze Medal in 5th All India Police Archery Championship at Ranchi-2016, Rs 10,000 each to Consts. Sajjad Ahmad, Mehraj-ud-din and W/Ct. Stanzin Youthok Wushu team for Bronze Medals in 1st All India Police Judo Cluster at Kolkota– 2017 and Rs 10,000 each to some personnel.

Srinagar, Apr 22: The Legend School of Education, Kanitar Sadrabal conducted the annual trekking event for girls in which about 150 girls students participated to climb Zabarwan Hills. The event was flagged off by Sheikh Tulal, Manager Indoor Sports Stadium. The technical support was pro-

vided by Riyaz Wani, Gen-eral Secretary (KASTPA) and Junaid Ahmad Beigh, mountaineering expert.

Tulal hailed the school for taking keen interest in games and sports activities. The school authorities have further decided to conduct more such activities in future.

Kingston, Apr 22: Half-centuries by Roston Chase and Shane Dowrich engi-neered a West Indies revival in reaching 244 for seven at stumps against Pakistan on the opening day of the first Test at Sabina Park.

Coming together imme-diately after lunch when opener Kieran Powell became Mohammad Amir's third wicket with the innings in tatters at 71 for five, Chase batted with confidence and fluency for a top score of 63.

His sixth-wicket part-nership with Dowrich was worth 118 runs, the wicket-keeper-batsman enhancing his reputation with a pol-ished 56, the pair making a mockery of the West Indies' earlier struggles after they were put in to bat. On the same ground where an unbeaten hundred in just his second Test match saved the West Indies from defeat against India a year earlier, Chase looked at ease against all bowlers although his pen-chant for the uncontrolled hook resulted in a couple of narrow escapes. Yet it was Yasir Shah who removed both him and Dowrich off successive deliveries in the final session.

Made to look ordinary by the pair's positive play through the afternoon, the leg-spinner had the last

laugh when he lured Chase into the lofted stroke and Wahab Riaz held an out-standing catch running back from mid-off almost to the boundary rope. Dow-rich was then completely deceived and bowled by the next delivery.

At 189 for seven, Pakistan's hopes of dismissing the West Indies on the opening day were revived, only for captain Jason Holder (30 not out) and specialist spinner Devendra Bishoo (23 not out) to frustrate the visitors with an enterpris-ing unbroken eighth-wicket stand of 55.

Earlier, Mohammad Abbas had a dream start to his Test career, having Kraigg Brathwaite caught at second slip by Younis Khan without scoring with his second delivery sharing the new ball with Amir.

It was an important early breakthrough as the opener had made history in their last Test match meeting with unbeaten scores of 142 and 60 that earned the Carib-bean side a five- wicket win in Sharjah last November at the end of an otherwise miserable tour of the United Arab Emirates.

West Indies played two debutants in the middle-order in the pair of Guya-nese left-handers Shim-ron Hetmyer and Vishaul

Singh, and Pakistan pressed the advantage even further with Aamir claiming his first wickets for three Test matches.

Maintaining a nagging accuracy, the left-arm fast bowler bowled both Hetmy-er and Shai Hope, scattering the stumps with deliveries that jagged in sharply off a good length.

Pakistan's third seamer in their bowling armoury, Riaz, then removed Singh via a fine diving catch by Azhar Ali at backward square-leg to have the home side tot-tering at that point at 53 for four.

West Indies opted to omit Jermaine Blackwood from their final eleven to accom-modate the debutants in the batting line-up, mean-ing there was no Jamaican in the home side for a Test match at Sabina Park for the first time since 1997 when, incidentally, the opponents were also Pakistan.

Notwithstanding his impressive entry to senior international cricket during the limited-over leg of the tour, the visitors resisted the temptation to include the uncapped Shadab Khan in their team as a second spinner in support of Shah, choosing instead to intro-duce 27-year-old Abbas to Test cricket. AFP

ADGP Armed congratulates Bhanu Partap SinghJammu, Apr 22: ADGP Armed J&K L Mohanti today congratulated Bahnu Pratap Singh of J&K Police for win-ning gold medal for the State in the 6th Pars Cup Iran.

Bhanu Pratap Singh Wushu player of J&K Police bagged gold medal for the State in the 6th Pars Cup held at Iran from April 13th to 17th. He has the distinction of winning two gold medals one each in 12th SAF (South Asian Federa-tion) Games held at Shillong (Meghalya) February 6th to

16th and 25th Senior National Wushu Championship held at Ranchi from January 25th to 30th besides winning two silver medals one each in 8th Wuhu World Cup held at Xian China from 1st to 7th Novem-ber, 2016 and Master Challenge Cup held at Macau China from 8th July to 1st August, 2016.

On the occasion, Mohanti also congratulated the coaches and players of different sports teams of J&K Police for their outstanding performance in their respective Games.

Anantnag, Apr 22: In continuation of their efforts to encourage the phys-ically challenged youth of the state, the army has sponsored the 'Jammu and Kashmir State Paralympic Cricket Team' which is going to participate in the second Mini National T20 Cricket Tournament commencing on 24 April in Ranchi, Jharkhand under the Sadhbhavana scheme.

Army located at Aishmuqam organized the flagging off ceremony on Friday for the team consisting of physically challenged players from all across the Valley. On the occasion, a senior Army officer said "We as individuals also have a lot to learn from these young souls who have stood against all odds. The Army is always with the AWAM & this is one such endeavor towards its commitment which shall continue as always." The Army has sponsored the sports kits, air tickets, food and lodging for the entire team at the venue as well as nominated a team manager during the course of the tournament.

The Jammu and Kashmir Paralympics cricket team members thanked the Army for providing them with such a huge platform. “We all are over-whelmed to have such help extended to us by the Army. We will give our best during the tournament” said one of the players.

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