Bhadradri Girls : Striking for a glorious future

 This year seems to be a vibrant and exciting one for the people of temple town with having two jubilant daughters of the soil have been beamed in the cricket so far. They are in their path of fulfilling their dreams and in turn their efforts would enrich the women's cricket in our country as well. Creating a niche for them and striving for achieving is something exceptional in any pursuit, and in cricket which needs lots of practice hours and grit apart from unending hope for success.

Gongadi Trisha already made waves by her presence and with having selected for three T20 series against England A began last Wednesday. Now, one Y. Trisha Poojitha , a different youngster beamed in the news as she has been picked up in the auctions by Gujarat Giants for the upcoming season, in women's premier league. The striking common thing is not only Trisha in their name, both they have hailed from the temple town, Bhadrachalam.

Gongadi Trisha's father Rami Reddy, back then, established a full fledged gym in the town and started instructing the enthusiasts apart from being himself as a health coach in the nearby ITCBPL. Later, he shifted to Hyderabad along with his family. And Trisha Poojitha's mother was an English teacher worked at Sri Nannapaneni Mohan ZP High school and she transferred from here on a promotion. Telangana Today English Daily carried out special articles on both of them, of course on different days, presented here for our readers.

--- Murthy

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Summer camps for the children

 District Collector Anudeep Durisetty expressed his happiness that the students came to the summer camps and made good use of their time. He said that he thought of organizing the summer camps during the summer vacation to acquire skills in sports along with education. He directed the municipal authorities to organize the summer camps in Pragathi Maidan in Kothagudem town.

He said that steps have been taken to provide the services of experienced physical teachers to train the students in sports of their interest. Training is given from 6 am to 8 am and from 5 pm to 7 pm.  PTs Coach in volleyball, kabaddi, football, basketball and other sports.

He asked them to take advantage of the time by participating in these activities until the end of the summer vacation. If they are limited to cell phones and TVs, they will have many psychological problems. If the children get trained in the sports, they would emerge as prominent sportsmen in the future.

Sports at three levels

 Arrangements are being made to organize the CM cup tournament for the youths aged 15 to 36 years at the mandal, district and state level, according to the instructions of the state sports authority. At the mandal level, 5 events such as athletic, kabaddi, foot ball, kho kho, volley ball can be organized and the participants should be aged 15 to 36 years. Mandal committee comprises of MPP (chairman), zptc, mpdo, Tahasildar, MEO, Gazetted HM, SI and PET. Winners at the mandal level shall be sent to the district level and the merit certificates will be given to the mandal level winners. Mandal level sports will be organized during may 15 - 17.

And district level events will be during may 22 to 24. Along with batmintan, basket ball, boxing, hand ball, swimming, wrestling, altogether 11 events can be organized. District committee comprises of Collector (As Chairman), SP (Vice chairman) , DYSY convener, district olympic president etc. First prize (individual level) Rs.20,000/- second prize Rs.15000/-,third prize Rs.10,000/- will be given in cash. Team level winners will get Rs.1,00,000/- for first prize and second prize Rs.75,000/-, and third prize Rs.50,000/- along with CM cup. All the sports enthusiasts are welcomed by the District collector Sri Anudeep Durisetti.