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Winter Games 2022

Preparations for Winter Games-2022 reviewed in Srinagar

| @indiablooms | Oct 02, 2021, at 03:00 am

Srinagar/IBNS: Farooq Khan, Advisor to the Lieutenant Governor, Friday chaired a meeting to review the preparations for the forthcoming Winter Games-2022 and also took stock of various activities of the Youth Services and Sports (YSS) Department at the Civil Secretariat.

During the meeting, issues related to sports council, infrastructure, forthcoming sporting events, training and coaching besides matters related to winter games like procurement of various logistics for the event, stay, lodging and boarding of players and several other related issues were discussed.

Advisor Farooq Khan stressed upon the officers to work in coordination and raise the standard of the winter games to that of international level. 

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