REASI: The Zonal Physical Education Office of Youth Services and Sports, Reasi, organized an Inter-School Zone Level Competition for Under-14 boys in the disciplines of Volleyball, Kho-Kho, Kabaddi, and Tug of War at Boys Higher Secondary School (BHSS) Reasi. A total of 360 boys from various schools across Zone Reasi enthusiastically participated in the competition, showcasing their talent and sportsmanship.

On the occasion, Tarsem Singh, District Youth Services and Sports Officer (DYSSO) Reasi, graced the event as the Chief Guest, while Deepak Sharma, Principal of BHSS Reasi was the Special Guest. Deepak Sharma warmly welcomed the Chief Guest and all participating schools, emphasizing the importance of sports in education.

In his address, Chief Guest highlighted that participation in such competitions is the first step towards representing the nation at higher levels. He encouraged students to maintain their dedication, discipline, and enthusiasm to excel in sports and life. Asha Devi, Zonal Physical Education Officer (ZPEO) Reasi, expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the Chief Guest, Special Guest, and all the participating schools for their enthusiastic involvement and support, making the event a grand success.

Today's Final Result in Volleyball - GHS Kambal Danga beat MS Arli by 3-2, in KHO- KHO - GHS Nomain beat Heritage Public School Reasi by 12-7, in KABADDI - Trikuta Siksha Niketan beat HS Panasaa  2-1 and in TUG OF WAR - GHS Kambal Danga beat GHS Nomain.

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