Ghaziabad: Books released in Urdu, Sanskrit to help raise students' awareness of sports
Press Trust of India | August 26, 2021 | 08:54 AM IST | 1 min read
The books were released during workshop 'Chalo Khel Ki Dhara' held at Hindi Bhawan in the heart of the city.
Ghaziabad: Four books -- two each in Urdu and Sanskrit -- aimed at providing basic understanding of sports among students, were released here on Wednesday by Olympians and educationists. The books were released during workshop 'Chalo Khel Ki Dhara' held at Hindi Bhawan in the heart of the city.
The programme, attended by over 50 representatives from four districts, was organised by NGO "Sports: A way of life". The books -- 'Khel Kayda', 'Krida Paricharika', 'Khel Safa' and 'Krida Ek Jeevan Padati' have been authored by Dr Kanishka Pandey. Olympian Ashok Kumar, son of hockey legend Dhyan Chand, was among other dignitaries who released the books.
"This type of sports awareness would lead our coming generations towards better sports activities. Our country finished at the 48th spot in the Tokyo Olympics, while China secured the second place. These books will help enhance sports activities in children from the beginning of their education," said Kumar, a key member of India's 1975 World Cup-winning hockey team.
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